Kevin Hart: What Now?

Hart delivers a solid set despite the massive crowd, and appropriately, the funniest material deals with his newfound fame.

Are you a Kevin Hart fan? Then drop everything and rush to see this movie. Are you not a Kevin Hart fan? Then move along, there's nothing here to see...

Kevin Hart: What Now? is Kevin Hart at the top of his game. I just wish I had skipped the opening act the way I normally skip the previews.

There's a comfort to be found in Hart's skyrocketing mobility that makes America clap and cheer and howl along. It hardly matters that his jokes aren't that funny, or that he runs hack-y catchphrases into the ground for cheap laughs.

"What Now?" is packed with laughs. What's missing is a little bit of heart.

Unless you're a loyal Hart fan, his latest concert film won't bowl you over.

It is, perhaps, a bit telling and awkward that the best parts of What Now? are less about Kevin Hart being funny and more about people reacting to Kevin Hart.

Hart's formidable gifts as a storyteller are supplemented by his compact but agile physique that enables him to contort himself into positions that a kinesthesiologist would be hard pressed to explain.

Mostly clever and a showcase for a comedian who seems like a truly nice guy.

Far from wearing out his welcome, Hart the comedian must battle Hart the superstar for some of his stage time -- and he doesn't always succeed.

Even with the filler it's more funny than not, and a remarkable record of one of the decade's biggest comedy stars.

There's no getting around the fact that he's pretty damn funny. Even better than the concert footage is a framing prologue and epilogue in the form of a hilarious spoof of James Bond pictures.