Hurry Up Tomorrow: Weeknd Fans Love Movie Despite Horrible Rotten Tomatoes Score

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Tomorrow’s reviews are starting to arrive in droves, revealing a significant divide between the opinions of critics and enthusiasts.

What are Hurry Up Tomorrow’s reviews?

On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie “Hurry Up Tomorrow” has sparked quite a divide among critics. After 39 reviews, it boasts a 15% critical rating, which is unexpected given its star-studded cast featuring The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega.

Although the movie received a low rating from critics, it’s highly appreciated by fans, boasting a 74% score based on more than 100 fan reviews. While critics label the film as slow and criticize Abel Tesfaye’s acting, fans have a different perspective. Numerous fan reviews commend The Weeknd and Ortega for their performances, while also praising the movie’s visual effects and its soundtrack.

Tomorrow’s Rush, a film directed by Trey Edward Shults (known for It Comes at Night and Waves), is jointly penned by Shultz, Reza Fahim, and Abel Tesfaye, who is famously known as The Weeknd. In addition to Tesfaye and Ortega, the film also features Barry Keoghan in its cast.

Though specific details about the movie’s storyline remain undisclosed, earlier reports hinted at similarities with the 1990’s film “Misery,” focusing on a mysterious individual harassing a renowned artist. The movie’s logline suggests that “a tormented musician grappling with sleeplessness finds himself embarking on a journey alongside an enigmatic figure who starts to peel back the layers of his identity.

In a statement earlier this week, Tesfaye expressed that creating this film was deeply introspective and healing for him. He explained that throughout the process, from scriptwriting to production and post-production, he discovered how powerful this art form can be in sparking discussions about our feelings, mental wellbeing, and vulnerabilities.

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2025-05-16 21:41