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Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain

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In the follow-up to his 2011 film "Laugh at My Pain," comic and actor Kevin Hart appears in concert during two sold-out shows at New York's Madison Square Garden. The film captures the laughter, energy and mayhem of Hart's 2012 international "Let Me Explain" concert tour, which generated more than $32.7 million in ticket sales.
Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain

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Critics Consensus

It's ironically rather short on standup from Mr. Hart himself, but structural problems aside, Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain offers another example of why he's achieved mainstream success on his own terms.

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Candice Frederick Reel Talk Online Sep 7, 2017
A
By the end of the show/film, we learn that Hart is in fact living his dream, yet we still all know that he can only go up from here. Go to Full Review Dwight Brown National Newspaper Publishers Association Mar 21, 2017
2.5/4
At only 75 minutes long, you question whether the better medium might have been cable TV or VOD and not a theatrical release. Go to Full Review Peter Bradshaw Guardian Aug 29, 2013
3/5
I could have done without [the] pointless framing device, but there is some funny and highly incorrect material here. Go to Full Review John Fink The Film Stage Jul 11, 2016
C
Hart is a great comic - there is no doubt about that - but Let Me Explain reaches a kind of tipping point. Go to Full Review Sean Burns Philadelphia Weekly Apr 28, 2015
I had a great night out. Unfortunately, I know Kevin Hart can do better. Go to Full Review Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com Sep 14, 2013
3/4
The laughs are frequent, with Hart's energy and timing having grown and been honed to more than fill the vast, cavernous space of Madison Square Garden. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Jul 10, 2021 Some funny jokes. Very Kevin Hart. See more Feb 21, 2021 Nothing worth seeing here. See more uncle p @RT30466687 Jul 5, 2020 Story/Screenplay: (3/5) There were enough funny lines to keep me engaged, but not enough to make a favorable recommendation. Duration/Tempo: (3/5) At 1 hour and 15 minutes, it's a very, very short movie that felt a little longer. Cast & Crew: (3/5) Kevin Hart is a great talent, but he wasn't at his best here. This was an OK performance, but not good. Summary: (3/5) Wasn't good enough to receive a thumbs up. Instead, a thumbs down. See more Aug 21, 2018 Not worth the money nor even renting it!!! See more Apr 25, 2017 Starts off funny. Only gets better! See more Jan 14, 2017 I love Kevin Hart but aside from a few laugh out loud moments, this wasn't all that funny. See more Read all reviews
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Leslie Small

Director

Tim Story

Director

Kevin Hart

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Kevin Hart

Writer

Harry Ratchford

Writer

Joey Wells

Writer

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Synopsis In the follow-up to his 2011 film "Laugh at My Pain," comic and actor Kevin Hart appears in concert during two sold-out shows at New York's Madison Square Garden. The film captures the laughter, energy and mayhem of Hart's 2012 international "Let Me Explain" concert tour, which generated more than $32.7 million in ticket sales.
Director
Leslie Small, Tim Story
Producer
Jeff Clanagan
Screenwriter
Kevin Hart, Harry Ratchford, Joey Wells
Distributor
Lionsgate Films
Production Co
Code Black Films
Rating
R (Sexual References|Pervasive Language)
Genre
Comedy, Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jul 3, 2013, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Oct 15, 2013
Box Office (Gross USA)
$32.2M
Runtime
1h 15m
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