Zara Hedderman

Yeah, so it's Jonah Hill's return to narrative based feature films.

Keanu Reeves plays Reef Hawk, who had a breakthrough when he was six years old, tap dancing on the Johnny Carson show.

He's now in his mid 50s and there is a bit of a scandal.

His crisis lawyer, played by Jonah Hill, is telling him that there is a video that's coming out that

threatening to ruin his reputation in Hollywood and he's got this reputation as the nice guy.

They're looking for 15 million so he goes on this like apology tour of trying to find out who in his life might have it out for him.

So one of the people that he goes to visit is Martin Scorsese as his old childhood talent agent who's now working out of a bowling alley.

Then his mother who's like a real housewife star.

So

The premise is very interesting.

Exactly.

The premise is really good.

It kind of fails to really grab you.

I don't think Keanu Reeves is very right for this role.

And also the direction is just a bit all over the place, especially in the kind of how he tries to satire the showbiz industry.

It's just a bit trashy.

Yeah.

And I saw it yesterday and I was really looking forward to it because I loved The Mummy franchise from the 90s version of Brendan Fraser.

And obviously Lee Cronin has huge kind of reputation for like Evil Dead Rise, which was very successful.

This one, though, it just felt a bit like he was trying to do an exorcist film.