Kevin Hart's latest film, '72 Hours,' has received poor reviews for its uninspired take on the buddy comedy genre. Directed by Tim Story, known for 'Barbershop' and 'Ride Along,' the movie follows a 40-year-old marketing executive who embeds with a group of Gen Zers to better understand youth culture. The cast also includes Teyana Taylor and Mason Gooding. Critics note that while Hart brings his usual high-energy slapstick, the film squanders its premise with a clumsy crime subplot. Reviews describe it as a retread of 'The Hangover' that fails to capture the same comic magic. Styled as an action-comedy, '72 Hours' struggles to balance its generational humor with a convoluted storyline, leaving many viewers disappointed. Despite strong performances, the film is seen as a mediocre entry in the genre, with critics calling it a farce that doesn't deliver on its setup. Directed by Tim Story and written by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, '72 Hours' is now streaming on Netflix.