Earned It? Not This Time — The Weeknd’s ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Falls Flat in Theaters
- Abel Tesfaye, known as The Weeknd, released his tenth studio album and companion film Hurry Up Tomorrow in early 2025 amid a nationwide tour announcement.
- Tesfaye's decision followed reports of a difficult personal period and rumors that Hurry Up Tomorrow might be his last album under the Weeknd name.
- The psychological thriller film, directed by Trey Edward Shults and starring Tesfaye and Barry Keoghan, depicts a tormented pop star losing sanity during a world tour.
- Hurry Up Tomorrow opened May 16 to mixed reception, grossing $3.3 million domestically, earning a 14% Rotten Tomatoes score, and garnering heavy criticism for its plot and style.
- The film’s poor box office and reviews reflect challenges for original star-driven movies, suggesting Tesfaye faces artistic and commercial uncertainty moving forward.
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Earned It? Not This Time — The Weeknd’s ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Falls Flat in Theaters
The Weeknd fans were a no show for 'Hurry Up Tomorow,' which was ravaged by reviewers and audiences alike in the superstar's latest misstep afetr the ;The LactorL:'j, marking the latest acting misstep — and that's putting in kindly — for one of music's best-selling superstars.
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