Stuber (2019)
Stuber
”A detective and his Uber driver embark on a wild night of adventure.”
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Why watch this film?
If action and comedy already entertain separately, imagine them together - and 'Stuber' makes this union. At first, it seems like another Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart movie, but without the necessary budget to have both. Then, it evolves into a comedy-action that works on its own, with good special effects and great chemistry between the protagonists - in a cast that, if it doesn't have The Rock, at least has Dave Bautista ('Guardians of the Galaxy'). There is nothing innovative within the "buddy comedies", but it delivers some good, unpretentious laughs.
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A detective recruits his Uber driver into an unexpected night of adventure.
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