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Jennifer Lawrence jokingly mouthed "If I don’t win, I’m leaving!" during the 2024 Golden Globes, but cheered when her friend Emma Stone won for "Poor Things." Stone's win marked her second Golden Globe win, and she was also nominated for her work on the Showtime series "The Curse." Lawrence starred in "No Hard Feelings," a comedy about a Montauk Uber driver, and the plot was based on a real-life Craigslist ad.
Jennifer Lawrence jokingly threatened to leave if she didn't win her category at the 2024 Golden Globes, where she was nominated for her role in No Hard Feelings. Despite not winning, she celebrated Emma Stone's win and has a history of attending and winning at the Golden Globes.
Jennifer Lawrence stunned at the 2024 Golden Globes in a timeless blue velvet Dior gown and shimmering Tiffany & Co. diamond jewelry. Nominated for her role in "No Hard Feelings," she made a glamorous return to the red carpet after giving birth to her child in 2022, expressing gratitude for her husband's support in parenting.
Jennifer Lawrence's film "No Hard Feelings" has become a hit on Netflix, topping the streaming platform's film chart in the US. The raunchy comedy, directed by Gene Stupnitsky, follows an Uber driver who dates a shy 19-year-old to boost his confidence. Despite mixed reviews, viewers have praised the film as a breath of fresh air and a standout comedy of the year. Lawrence's performance and newcomer Andrew Barth Feldman's acting have been particularly praised. The film was a modest success at the box office and features a nude beach scene that Lawrence found hilarious.
Jennifer Lawrence's latest film, No Hard Feelings, is marketed as a raunchy sex comedy but is actually tame and inoffensive, playing into the "Wholesome Escort" trope. The film reflects Hollywood's cautiousness about sex in today's politically divided climate. While the movie hints at the idea of a sexually conservative Generation Z, it ultimately portrays the main character as an anomaly. The article suggests that the success of No Hard Feelings may be due to Lawrence's comedic performance, while highlighting the upcoming film Joy Ride as a more authentic and raunchy sex comedy. If Joy Ride succeeds, it could pave the way for more comedies that embrace sexuality, while No Hard Feelings' success would be attributed to Lawrence's star power.
The cast of Jennifer Lawrence's film "No Hard Feelings" has responded to critics who find the age gap between Lawrence and her co-star "creepy." Matthew Broderick and Laura Benanti, who play Percy's parents in the film, defended the movie, stating that it is a satirical cautionary tale about overbearing parents. They argue that the film highlights the consequences of not giving children the freedom to figure things out for themselves. Lawrence herself has acknowledged the controversial nature of the film, joking that it is "so offensive and so wrong."
The cast of "No Hard Feelings" discusses the film's premise, which is based on a real-life Craigslist ad, where parents offer a car to a young woman if she dates their socially-awkward son. The film is a satirical look at helicopter parenting and the lengths parents will go to make life transitions seamless for their children. Despite the eyebrow-raising premise, the movie is surprisingly sweet, with Jennifer Lawrence giving a standout performance. "No Hard Feelings" is currently in theaters nationwide.
Jennifer Lawrence, known for her roles in The Hunger Games and X-Men, takes on broad comedy in the film No Hard Feelings, where she plays a woman hired by helicopter parents to seduce their teenage son in order to help him come out of his shell before college.
The director and stars of "No Hard Feelings," a new R-rated comedy starring Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman, are defending the film's controversial premise of a significant age gap between its two main characters. Lawrence plays a 32-year-old bartender who gets hired by a pair of overbearing parents to date their 19-year-old son before he goes to college. The film's director, Gene Stupnitsky, said they took a "humanist approach" to the story and didn't think audiences would leave the film feeling uncomfortable.
The cast and creators of Jennifer Lawrence's new movie, "No Hard Feelings," have responded to criticism over the film's controversial premise, which centers around a 13-year age gap between a 32-year-old woman and a 19-year-old man. The film's stars and director have defended the story, saying it's a "cautionary tale" about overbearing parenting and that they took great care to avoid any "ick factor." Despite mixed reviews, some critics have praised Lawrence's performance in her first-ever big-screen comedy.
The filmmakers behind Jennifer Lawrence's new comedy, No Hard Feelings, have defended the film's premise, which involves a 32-year-old woman responding to a Craigslist ad from a couple who want someone to "date" their shy and awkward 19-year-old son. The Hollywood Reporter spoke to the cast and crew, who assured viewers that the film is not advocating for parents to pay adults to have sex with their teenage children. Instead, it's a satirical look at helicopter parenting and societal pressures. The filmmakers also took great pains to avoid any "ick factor" and approached the story from a humanist perspective.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Elemental, No Hard Feelings, and The Flash were the top four films at the domestic box office this weekend. Spider-Man continues to dominate with $317M domestically and $560M worldwide. Elemental has accrued $65.3M stateside and $121M worldwide, while The Flash has earned just $87.4M domestically and $210.9M worldwide. Jennifer Lawrence's comedy No Hard Feelings opened with $15.1M and a respectable 88% audience approval rating. Wes Anderson's Asteroid City did solid business with $9.9M. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is predicted to make $68-$102M in its opening weekend.
The cast and creators of "No Hard Feelings" respond to criticisms about the film's premise of parents hiring someone to date their teen son and the age difference between Jennifer Lawrence and co-star Andrew Barth Feldman. They argue that the film satirizes overbearing parenting and that the age difference is no different from many other films and TV shows. The producers challenge viewers to see the movie before judging it based on the trailer.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse returns to the top spot at the weekend box office, while No Hard Feelings has a solid debut in fourth place. Elemental holds well in its second week, while The Flash and Transformers: Rise of the Beasts continue to struggle. Wes Anderson's Asteroid City expands to a moderate number of theaters and earns a record-breaking weekend for the director. Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid holds in the middle of the pack for modern Disney remakes.
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" returns to the top spot at the box office, while "The Flash" suffers a catastrophic 73% decline in its second weekend, landing in third place behind "Elemental" and just ahead of Jennifer Lawrence's new comedy "No Hard Feelings." "No Hard Feelings" opens to $15 million, a decent result for a contemporary theatrical comedy, but analysts were expecting more from the $45 million-budgeted movie. Meanwhile, Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City" scores a career-high $9 million as it expands to 1,675 theaters.