Kevin Hart: Zero F**ks Given

2020

Action / Comedy

43
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 32% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.1/10 10 4043 4K

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Plot summary

Kevin Hart serves up laughs and brick oven pizza from the comfort of his home, and dishes on male group chats, sex after 40 and life with COVID-19.

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Heaven Hart as Self
Hendrix Hart as Self
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23.976 fps
1 hr 9 min
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1.29 GB
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English 5.1
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 10 / 10

Hilarious. Also those offended by the handi-capped joke

Hilarious. Also those offended by the handi-capped joke lighten up holy. My son and husband are handicapped and my son is severe special needs and we all laughed at that.
Reviewed by Rushdi I 10 / 10

Kevin Hart's Zero F**ks Given is a brilliant

Kevin Hart's Zero F**ks Given is a brilliant testament to his evolution as a comedian and his ability to connect with audiences in a raw, unfiltered way. Released as part of his stand-up comedy specials on Netflix, this performance is an unapologetic and hilarious exploration of the highs and lows of Hart's life, from family dynamics to the pressures of fame. Through his unique style of humor, Hart provides an insightful look at his personal experiences, all while showcasing his skill as one of the most versatile entertainers in the industry. In Zero F**ks Given, Kevin Hart makes no attempts to shield his audience from the complexities of his life. Whether discussing his role as a father, husband, or public figure, Hart pulls back the curtain to reveal the relatable struggles he faces in all these areas. What makes his approach particularly refreshing is the honesty with which he speaks about topics that, at first glance, might seem trivial or mundane. He doesn’t shy away from showcasing his flaws, which only makes his storytelling all the more engaging. The opening moments of the special are a perfect microcosm of Hart’s entire approach to comedy. He kicks things off by discussing the challenges of parenting, particularly how the experience has changed him as a person. There’s a genuine sense of humility as he navigates these stories, offering a mixture of self-deprecating humor and sincere reflection. The beauty of this moment lies in the fact that it’s not just funny, but also relatable to anyone who has ever experienced the ups and downs of raising children. As the set unfolds, Hart deepens his exploration of fatherhood, marriage, and life as a whole. One particularly memorable segment deals with his relationship with his wife, Eniko, in which he balances the humor of married life with more serious moments of introspection. By tackling both the comedic and emotional sides of these relationships, Hart demonstrates his mastery of the "light and shade" approach to stand-up. He doesn’t just entertain; he invites the audience into his world, where humor and vulnerability coexist. Kevin Hart is known for his incredible physicality on stage, and Zero F**ks Given is no exception. He has an uncanny ability to use his body to enhance the punchlines of his jokes, turning what might otherwise be a simple line into a visual spectacle. From exaggerated facial expressions to rapid-fire movements that punctuate his jokes, Hart’s stage presence is magnetic. His physicality elevates his already sharp material, giving each joke added layers of humor that are hard to resist. Timing, too, is one of Hart's strongest suits in this special. His delivery is impeccable, making even the simplest punchline land with precision. Hart knows how to pause for effect, stretching moments to extract the maximum comedic value. These brief moments of silence or build-up become part of the joke itself, allowing the audience to anticipate the punchline and making the eventual payoff all the more satisfying. One of the more remarkable aspects of his timing is the way he effortlessly balances high-energy, rapid-fire bits with slower, more reflective moments. Just when you think the pace of the show is going to shift into high gear, Hart will slow it down and hit you with something more subtle and personal. The seamless transitions between these different tempos show just how much control Hart has over his performance and how much he understands the nuances of his audience’s emotions. Zero F**ks Given is perhaps most notable for its unfiltered nature. The title alone makes it clear that Hart isn’t here to please anyone but himself—and his audience. Throughout the special, he throws caution to the wind, making jokes that some might find controversial or offensive, but it’s this fearless approach to comedy that makes the special feel so alive. There’s no pretension in Hart’s humor; it’s as if he’s having a candid conversation with his audience, where no topic is off-limits. One of the standout features of the special is Hart’s willingness to tackle sensitive subjects head-on. He addresses his public scandal with a degree of self-awareness and humor, acknowledging his mistakes while never allowing the audience to feel sorry for him. Instead of shying away from the darker aspects of his life, Hart embraces them and turns them into fodder for his comedy. This fearless approach makes Zero F**ks Given feel like a truly cathartic experience, not just for Hart but for his audience as well. By embracing his imperfections and turning them into punchlines, Hart communicates a powerful message: that the journey of self-improvement, while never perfect, is something worth laughing about. This candidness is something that makes the special resonate on a deeper level than the average stand-up performance. Hart demonstrates that it’s okay to be flawed, and that sometimes, laughter is the best way to cope with life’s challenges. While Kevin Hart’s comedy has always been rooted in his personal experiences, Zero F**ks Given sees him evolve into a more vulnerable and introspective comedian. There’s a marked shift in his tone when he delves into topics like his previous mistakes, his role as a father, and the impact of his fame on his relationships. His vulnerability feels genuine and refreshing, allowing the audience to connect with him on a deeper level. Hart isn’t just using his personal life as a vehicle for jokes; he’s allowing his audience to see the person behind the persona. This vulnerability, however, is never self-indulgent. Hart expertly walks the line between self-reflection and humor, creating a performance that is both cathartic and comedic. There are moments of real emotion tucked into the show, but they are always grounded in Hart’s innate ability to turn any situation into something that can be laughed about. Zero F**ks Given is a masterclass in stand-up comedy, blending heart, humor, and raw authenticity into a performance that feels both personal and universal. Kevin Hart demonstrates once again why he is one of the most successful and beloved comedians of his generation. This special is a celebration of his growth as a performer, a person, and a family man. It proves that comedy isn’t just about making people laugh—it’s about sharing your truth, flaws and all, and allowing others to find humor in their own lives as well. With Zero F**ks Given, Kevin Hart continues to redefine what it means to be a stand-up comedian, showing that even at the height of fame, the best comedy comes from the heart.??????????
Reviewed by tom m 5 / 10

Funny enough. He's getting even more repetitive as

Funny enough. He's getting even more repetitive as he ages which gets a bit annoying.
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