Hurry Up Tomorrow

"The film is less a work of clear-eyed introspection than a calculated image rebrand."

"Ortega and Keoghan do what they can, investing their thinly written characters with intense energy."

"The film's insistence on tarrying in the space between the characters' sober and sick minds make for muddled set-ups."

"Primarily amounts to an overextended music video that shrinks and cheapens the universe that the Weeknd’s songs gesture toward."

"Bears all the signs of pop star hubris masquerading as artistic candor..."

"If the unbearable weight of massive talent is really so crazy-making, that unwieldy creativity should be set free, however messy."

"An exciting vanity project with surrealist imagination but stiff writing, no stakes, limited emotional weight and an unclear narrative."

"The nearly plot-free movie is self-indulgent, overly serious, and, worst of all, just plain dull."

"It’s not a perfect film, but it is one that questions, probes and challenges."

"These are two profoundly broken people who together, unfortunately, do not add up to one movie."

"It’s vapid, meandering, and insistent on its own profundity as a tale of an artist reckoning with fame."

"Hurry Up Tomorrow is not a movie, nor a music video. It is a visual."

"It all makes for an exhausting show of empty vanity."