Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025)
Genre: Music / Thriller
Duration: 105 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Trey Edward Shults
Stars: The Weeknd, Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan
IMDb score:
4,2 (12.353)
Releasedate: 14 May 2025
Hurry Up Tomorrow plot
"Reality lies deeper than you think."
A musician suffers from insomnia and is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Moreover, his manager Lee may or may not have the best intentions for him. When the mysterious Anima crosses his path, he embarks on a journey of discovery with this woman in which the artist questions his entire person and life.
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Actors and actresses
Abel
Anima
Lee
Girl on Voicemail / Mother
Doctor
Lavi
Security
Driver
Child Abel
Jessica
Reviews & comments
Shadowed
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- 11421 messages
- 6719 votes
Director Trey Edward Shults impresses with his thriller elements and shows a number of remarkably chilling scenes within a whole that you would not immediately expect. In terms of visual images, Hurry Up Tomorrow scores a more than sufficient, with attention to striking camera work and eye-catching lighting. Unfortunately, the substantive story is considerably less interesting, with a finale that actually goes on for too long and two characters that are not sufficiently developed. In principle, the entire first half is interchangeable and does not justify itself sufficiently, but enough quality is nevertheless delivered for a sufficient.
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filmkul
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- 2535 messages
- 2285 votes
Mediocre drama with some thriller elements. The story is simple. The execution is not so successful. The film is slow and vacillates between a drama and a half-baked thriller. No idea what Shults wants to achieve with this. In any case, not a successful mix of genres. The Weeknd is also searching in the whole. Visually, the film is strong, with beautiful camera work and lighting. The soundtrack is weak with some easily scored old songs by the lead actor. 2.5.
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james_cameron
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- 7080 messages
- 9843 votes
Painful failure, this deadly dull ego trip by Abel Tesfaye aka The Weeknd. As an actor he falls hopelessly short, although that is not really noticeable here because the film around him is so lousy that the attention is effectively diverted from him. The script is a mess, as is the direction by Trey Edward Shults. Halfway through I woke up briefly when the film actually took a trip towards horror, but after that I could sleep peacefully. Especially the lackluster finale seems to have no end.
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