Die Hart

On screen, Kevin Hart plays a heightened version of himself who craves more than quick laughs and familiar punchlines. He lands in an action driven misadventure, chasing the dream of becoming a bona fide action star. A crash course in stunts, chases, and improvised grit pushes him beyond safety lines, with a wry coach in John Travolta playing a hard edged mentor. Nathalie Emmanuel and Josh Hartnett show up as a capable pair who keep him on track as the stakes escalate. The film keeps the tone brisk as Hart blurs lines between cinema and self parody, delivering spoofed action beats alongside earnest humor, all to prove he can survive the toughest sequences without losing his humor. The stakes stay high without losing its cheeky vibe.

Directed by Eric Appel, film places Kevin Hart in an action spoof written by Derek Kolstad and Tripper Clancy. It arrived in 2023 as a comedy built around celebrity persona with Travolta, Emmanuel, and Hartnett delivering banter and action pieces.

Box office details aren’t included in the available data, which focuses on performances and reception rather than a traditional theatrical tally. The absence of published numbers makes it hard to compare to other streaming or limited release comedies for context.

There are no major awards listed for this title in the provided data, so it hasn't been part of the awards circuit in the way bigger releases usually are. The film is framed to entertain rather than chase trophies and earns attention for its cheeky performances.

Audience reaction in the provided data sits mid range with a 5.902 out of 10 from about 500 votes. The film explores fame, self parody, and the thrill of stunt work, balancing meta humor with straightforward action and warm banter among Hart and his co stars. Its humor stays accessible.