No Hard Feelings Review
‘No Hard Feelings’ has Jennifer Lawrence going all in on raunchy comedy. The new R-rated comedy from ‘Good Boys’ Gene Stupnitsky, focus on a woman answering an ad to help a young man come out of his shell before college.
Lawrence here plays Maddie Barker, a lifelong resident of Montauk, Long Island. Frustrated by the changes wrought by wealthy outsiders choosing the place to spend the summer, she’s also worried about her own financial troubles: her property taxes have tripled and she’s in danger of losing the home left to her by her late mother.
Maddie is also something of a mess –– after a string of failed relationships and hookups with local losers and visiting men, she’s now lost her car (repossessed by one of her exes, a tow-truck driver played by ‘The Bear’s Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who has a contract with the local authorities), which allowed her to drive Uber. That, along with a job at a local bar, was key to her earnings.
