I normally don't like this type of movie but it was well played and had a good deal of unexpected funny bits. I like that there was a bunch of subtle humor thrown in there. It wasn't just in there to try and make you laugh so it felt more organic. It was also rather well paced, slower bits were appropriate and there wasn't much wasted as far as story telling, so it was a well put together narrative. They made this woman likable even though she was doing a rather immoral and deceptive job. The naive young man character was actually really well played and they did a really good job putting together this very unlikely bond. In parts it did have a bit of a sitcom vibe to it that seamed a bit amateurish but it really worked here to keep the content light, because this story is really dark in a sense on both sides of the awkward friendship that gets formed.

This movie is so bizarre, I don't even really know what to think of it. It's an absurd sex comedy that turns into a rom-com and ends as a Hallmark movie about friendship. It's super-uncomfortable to watch, but entertaining in trashy, 80's kind of way. You know, back when a 32-year-old being sexually inappropriate with a naive high school student could be considered hilarious. Think Porky's or Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

I have no idea why someone as talented and famous as Jennifer Lawrence would want to appear in this movie, let alone star in it and romp around naked for several minutes, but she does a good job and seems to be having fun. More power to her, I guess?

My wife and I recently watched No Hard Feelings (2023) on Netflix. The storyline follows a young woman in dire need of money to pay the taxes on the house her late mother left her. Luckily, she stumbles upon an intriguing offer - a new car in exchange for a rendezvous with a young man before he heads off to college. However, this task proves more challenging than expected.

Directed by Gene Stupnitsky (Good Boys), the film features Jennifer Lawrence (The Hunger Games), Andrew Barth Feldman (Foul Play), Matthew Broderick (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Laura Benanti (The Shade) and Natalie Morales (Abby's).

This movie exceeded my expectations, offering brilliant comedic content and a compelling storyline. It boasts impressive depth and clever subplots. The acting is exceptional, with the cast nailing their characters in terms of personality, mannerisms, and dialogue. Jennifer Lawrence delivers a standout comedic performance that kept me grinning throughout. "The scene" in this film is truly jaw dropping (Jennifer Lawrence is stunning), and the movie concludes on a satisfying note.

In summary, No Hard Feelings is a refreshing and worthwhile addition to the comedy genre that I would rate a 7.5/10 and strongly recommend.