Kevin Hart is the man drives you crazy in The Man From Toronto. Is he the MFT? That’s what the FBI is checking on. So, why can’t Teddy make a deal with FBI?

With a series of unsuccessful products, Teddy Burn, Teddy Bar, and Teddy Bands- you name it, Teddy Jackson is a verb used by others when things get messy, like teddy’ed it. When his lovable wife Lori tells him about it, Teddy decides to move on with his next project –non-contact boxing. Now, that’s Teddy – a motormouthed YouTuber with seven subscribers. He would correct you if you skip the number of comments below when his profile is explained.

The only one who doesn’t judge him is his compassionate wife, Lori. Booking an AirBnB stay and dinner for her Bday is the lovely thing he ever did in his life. It should be error-free, right? He was definite about it. But the dying toner in the printer released a print not very legible. Just don’t blame Teddy alone. Entering a wrong cabin, Teddy meets a hefty man. The comedy of errors in MFT kick-starts from this point and it hardly stops till the end. Be prepared to take the overload at times.

Woody Harrelson’s MFT is not that lucid with Kevin Hart. But, luckily, they are the wrong pair in the script and they maintained that discomfort throughout. Sometimes, the universal human codes in troubled situations bind them. Back to original self-s force them to part again. MFT’s stiffness and medieval hitman operations paired with Kevin’s non-stop mouth and weak body language extend non-stop lighter comedies and fun-filled actions across the film. MFT’s handler, the heartless don sends Man from Russia, Man from Tokyo, etc. to handle MFT in the end. Finally, she also lands. It’s Hart with his slapstick moves help overcome such bulged scenes.

MFT is a fun watch throughout. And Kevin kept me amused. Have seen his stand-up comedies. But not many movies. I laughed a lot. A fluid script. quick actions. Humour punch. If you wish to activate your laughter muscles for some time, grab it on Netflix.