I really didn’t get much out of *Hurry Up Tomorrow*. Jenna Ortega is the one thing that works well; her performance stands out and is easily the most engaging aspect of this 2025 release. Initially, the differing perspectives were strikingly different in terms of how interesting they were. Barry Keoghan appears as another recognizable name, but his character felt pretty insignificant, at least until later on. Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd—whose recent album provides the film’s soundtrack—is the main actor here, and this is my first time seeing him act; he's not bad, I suppose, just doesn't have much to do. I enjoy his popular songs a lot; "Blinding Lights" is fantastic, and its inclusion in the movie works really well (it’s probably the best scene). It would have been nice if they used "Starboy," which is my favorite song of his though. I think he might be able to become a reasonably good actor, I noticed some hints of it. Overall, I didn't enjoy myself with this movie. It wasn't actively irritating, but I was glad when the credits started rolling. The film does create its mood effectively and has some nice camera angles, though I feel like I’m straining to find anything positive to say about it—which isn't a good sign. I nearly saw this in an empty cinema, on its UK release day no less (that’s rough). Two other people arrived late and left early (even worse), so I guess it technically counts. I'm a big fan of watching movies in theaters by myself, even though it’s not ideal for either the film or the cinema.

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