Kevin Hart claims that his success has engendered false perceptions about his life. He wants to set the record straight by putting out a performance at Madison Square Garden. He starts by traveling the world with his "Let Me Explain" comedic tour.That's the setup. It has the effect of play acting. It's an excuse to make a bunch of observational jokes mostly about his various women. The audience is mostly black and they are exuberant in their laughing. One thing Kevin Hart does is that he makes the effort. He is all energy and sweat. He puts his everything into his performance. There are some laughs but I find the reaction shots overwhelm the jokes. I'm not saying the jokes are bad. They are functional but not outrageously funny. One should avoid the cleaned up version since Kevin is swearing up a storm. Part of the fun is the swearing.

I like Kevin Hart and have enjoyed most of his stand up routines that he has developed through the recent years but his newest one has me taken back by the use of his tongue. I don't understand nor do I attempt to understand why anyone in the Black Community would use the "N" word towards another person of his or her race but Kevin throws this word out many times during this routine and it was quite uncomfortable for me to watch. I recall seeing Richard Pryor discuss this after visiting Africa and pleaded with the up and coming black artists to just not use this word in their conversations or in their material. For a while, Richards words were heeded from what I seen, up until I watched this flick with Kevin. I was very disappointed in this and hope that Kevin would tone down his vulgarity just a tad.Then the use of "GD" was way overboard and I feel that the Fame that Kevin has obtained in recent years has gone to his head and he no longer cares about the audience he has attracted to his events and productions. As a Christian, I was very alarmed by his blatant practice of taking our Lords name in vain and must say that if this trend should continue, Kevin will have lost at least one fan that appreciated the work he has done in the past.

This dude was getting more downloads that most top movies. His sell out tour was a worldwide one. Packing houses everywhere. I'm a huge fan of stand up, so I couldn't wait to see what all the fuss was about.I'm still not sure. Perhaps he had the right friends. Certainly, he has a dumb audience. They probably can tell you the winners of American Idol and love watching Snookie and Paris Hilton. During the act, I turned to my wife. She was sleeping. She didn't laugh once. I was hungry and as she was sleeping, I had to cook for myself. I can't cook to save my life so I went hungry.After another hour of waiting to laugh..the show ended. Little Kev cried at how famous he was. It was a touching moment. So touching, that I took out a rusty nail and smashed it into my face. It was either that or a trip to the clock tower.Do yourself a favour. If you want to laugh at a 'new' comic...watch some Louis CK.However, if you're really stupid and love being 'cool'...Kev's your man.

I was entertained with every single second of this film. I especially loved the commentary from Kev's international fans. What I loved so much about Kevin's comedy is that he choose to openly discuss personal issues in a funny way. It was actually refresher to go to the movie and see a shorter film. The stage was magnificent and having the honor to preform at Madison Square Garden is befitting to Kevin Hart. I really needed a laugh I was doubled over with laughter the entire time. Kevin please keep them coming you are doing brilliant and I think the world of his comedy. He really is global. I don't want to give away any of the movie but he deals with some pretty heavy issues but hilariously.