Jennifer Lawrence became famous with the Hunger Games films. However, she has now mastered the fight against the Capitol new generation left. Rachel Zegler is currently fighting for survival in The Hunger Games – The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes in the tenth Hunger Games in the dystopian state of Panem.
Meanwhile, Lawrence lets off steam in humorous areas. No Hard Feelings opened in cinemas in June and has now landed on Netflix as a streaming subscription. A funny, cheeky film awaits you, parts of which are reminiscent of… dirty teen comedies of the 2000s, but above all tells a coming-of-age story full of empathy.
New comedy on Netflix: Jennifer Lawrence seduces a 19-year-old for his parents’ car in No Hard Feelings
In No Hard Feelings, Jennifer Lawrence plays Uber driver Maddie, who faces a big problem: Your car will be confiscated. How is she supposed to make money if she doesn’t have the crucial means to do so? Maddie is desperately looking for alternatives. Just then she notices an ad on Craigslist.
The wealthy parents of shy Percy (Andrew Barth Feldman) are looking for a date for their 19-year-old son to be deflowered before he goes to college. What’s particularly tempting about the offer: A Buick Regalwhich Maddie urgently needs for her job as an Uber driver.
Jennifer Lawrence on Netflix: There is much more to No Hard Feelings than a teen comedy from the 2000s
Given the premise, chaos is inevitable. Director Gene Stupnitsky, who already impressed with the uncompromising comedy Good Boys, maneuvers his characters with great joy unpleasant situations. Misunderstandings, exposure and ambiguity are the order of the day at No Hard Feelings.
Ultimately, there is more to the provocations. No Hard Feelings subverts the cynical spirit of many 2000s comedies by dealing with the inner lives of his characters explains. Stereotypes that initially serve as quick jokes gradually become complex, touching characters.
No Hard Feelings has been streaming since today December 22, 2023, on Netflix.