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Published 17:00 3 Sept 2022 BST

On IMDB either, it was rated 5 out of 10.
Critics haven't said many nice things either.
Empire Magazine: “Me Time takes an interesting family dynamic and hides it under crass jokes and hackneyed stunts."
And The Hollywood Reporter commented: “The two stars have earned considerable good will from audiences over the course of their hugely successful careers. But that affection is likely to be tested with too many sub-par comic efforts.”
This pretty much sums up the vibe on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/realmikewebb/status/1563272414233894912
Another said: “Me Time heavily advertised on Netflix. Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Hart. Thought for sure this would be a classic. Quite the opposite, what a let down. Waste of 2 hours.. annoyed.”
And someone else commented: “Me Time on Netflix was pretty awful.”
Despite all this, Mr Time debuted on Netflix as the second most watched title - beaten only by the new series Echoes - and was the most watched movie, racking up 59.2 million hours watched in its first three days.
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