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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Kevin Hart's "Laugh At my Pain" Impressing At Box Office; CodeBlack Expanding To 58 More Theaters
Due to heavy demand #LaughAtMyPain is ALSO coming to the following markets next week: Boston, Columbus, Denver, Hartford, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City / Tulsa, San Antonio, Austin, Arkansas, Tucson
Words from the CodeBlack Entertainment team, via their Facebook page, posted last night. Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain opened in limited release yesterday, playing on 100 screens. And from an email I received this morning regarding its Friday numbers, it's doing very well... obviously well enough that CodeBlack, the company distributing it, is expanding it to 58 more theaters beginning on September 16th, next week Friday.
I haven't seen it yet; but if you're interested, go to KevinHartLaughAtMyPain.com for details on theaters it's playing in, and where it'll play later, as it travels the country.
Watch the trailer below:
3 Comments
Clnmike | September 11, 2011 10:24 AM
He is funnier than you think, I can see this leading to bigger roles for him.
Gigi Young | September 11, 2011 1:21 AM
I guess we're so starved for comedians, we'll accept anything and anyone, because dude is not funny. He pales in comparison to comedians from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.
Darla & Mark | September 10, 2011 9:11 AM
We black people sure love to laugh anything heavy bring our soul down.