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Release Date
May 16, 2025
Runtime
106 minutes
Director
Trey Edward Shults
Cast
The Weeknd
The Weeknd
Jenna Ortega
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Writers
Reza Fahim, Trey Edward Shults, The Weeknd
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A 14% Rotten Tomatoes Misfire Hooks Viewers as 2025’s Most Debated Film
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Jenna Ortega Heats Up in a Set of ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Images to Celebrate the Digital Release [Exclusive]
The movie arrives on digital today.
Jenna Ortega’s 15% Rotten Tomatoes Thriller Is Already Headed to Digital Streaming After Box Office Failure
The movie has made less than $6 million in theaters.
‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Was a Disaster, but This Gem Showed That the Weeknd Can Still Be Good at Playing Himself
The Weeknd is a good actor, I promise.
By Jack Harper
The Weeknd Can’t Wait for Tomorrow to Hurry Up So His 15% Rotten Tomatoes Movie Can Be Put Out of Its Misery
Jenna Ortega also stars in the poorly received feature.
By Rohan Naahar
In the Wake of ’Hurry Up Tomorrow’s Box Office Flop, The Weeknd Admits His 19% Rotten Tomatoes HBO Series Was “Half-Baked”
The singer hasn’t had much on-screen luck.
’Hurry Up Tomorrow’s Abysmal Opening Sends The Weeknd Past His First Box Office Milestone
The Jenna Ortega-starring film is a stinker.
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The Weeknd’s ’Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Gets Booed Off-Stage After Dismal Box Office Debut
Jenna Ortega also stars in the film, which holds a pitiful 13% on Rotten Tomatoes.
By Rohan Naahar
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The new horror movie arrives 14 years after the previous installment in the franchise.
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'Final Destination Bloodlines' Shatters Expectations With Franchise-Best Domestic Box Office Debut
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'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Isn't Getting an Encore With Audiences After Subpar CinemaScore
The music drama stars Abel Tesfaye, Jenna Ortega, and Barry Keoghan.
By Rohan Naahar
The Weeknd’s ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Debuts With Lower Rotten Tomatoes Score than ‘The Idol’
Not great news for the singer.
By Rohan Naahar
'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Review: An Electric Jenna Ortega Gets Lost in The Weeknd’s Feature-Length Music Video
While the cast is solid, Trey Edward Shults' feature on The Weeknd needs better material.
By Jeff Ewing
[ "Visionary, Emotional, and Imaginative": 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Social Media Reactions Praise The Weeknd's Ambitious Thriller [Exclusive]](/hurry-up-tomorrow-social-media-first-reactions-is-it-good/ ""Visionary, Emotional, and Imaginative": 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Social Media Reactions Praise The Weeknd's Ambitious Thriller [Exclusive]")
Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan also star in the secretive project.
The Weeknd Sets the Date For His First-Ever Late-Night Interview With Jimmy Fallon [Exclusive]
15 years in, and he's still accomplishing major milestones.
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Jenna Ortega makes Barry Keoghan blush, plus director Trey Edward Shults discusses the importance of the film's ambiguity.
By Tamera Jones
Jenna Ortega Is a Crazed Fan of The Weeknd! Here's 7 Things You Need To Know About Their Thriller, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow'
Barry Keoghan also stars in the film.
Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan, and The Weeknd Are Invincible in First 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Trailer
The film debuts in theaters this spring.
By Rob London