Hulu's 'Prom Dates' Criticized for Lackluster Execution and Inauthentic Setting
The comedy film, directed by Kim O. Nguyen, falls short in humor and fails to convincingly portray its New Jersey setting, drawing mixed reviews.
- 'Prom Dates' struggles with tone and authenticity, with noticeable inconsistencies in its depiction of New Jersey.
- The film's attempts at humor often miss the mark, relying on clichéd jokes and stereotypes.
- Critics note the film's lack of charm and the forced nature of its comedy.
- Despite a promising cast, the performances are overshadowed by the film's overall execution.
- Available exclusively on Hulu, 'Prom Dates' aims to tackle teenage dilemmas but ends up feeling strained and unconvincing.