Kevin Hart Leads 105-Minute Netflix Comedy 72 Hours on a 72-Hour Miami Bachelor Trip
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Updated · IndieWire · Jul 24
Kevin Hart Leads 105-Minute Netflix Comedy 72 Hours on a 72-Hour Miami Bachelor Trip
3 articles · Updated · IndieWire · Jul 24
Summary
Netflix’s “72 Hours” sends Kevin Hart’s ad executive Joe to Miami with four younger men after he offers to fund their bachelor trip as market research on Gen Z.
The 105-minute comedy hinges on generational clash—Joe becomes the group’s awkward “unc” while the younger friends openly discuss feelings through nightly emotional check-ins.
Miami set pieces include party buses, yacht parties and accidentally stealing 30 kilos of cocaine from a cartel boss, pushing the film toward action-comedy excess.
IndieWire says the movie repeatedly overexplains its premise and lands closer to Netflix’s “Red Notice” than “The Hangover,” despite some laughs and a committed Hart performance.
“72 Hours” is now streaming on Netflix, framed as another glossy direct-to-streaming comedy more focused on demographic appeal than sharper character-driven humor.