No Hard Feelings filmmakers defend premise even though it’s just a movie, calm down
The filmmakers say they'd be surprised if you come out of the movie thinking it was creepy

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Jennifer Lawrence’s new comedy No Hard Feelings is in theaters and doing okay, which is mostly good news for the future of R-rated comedies, but The Hollywood Reporter felt the need to double-check with everyone who worked on it to make sure that they don’t actually think the film’s premise is a good idea that people should do in real life. For those who missed it, the movie stars Lawrence as a 32-year-old woman who responds to a Craigslist ad from a couple who wants someone to (ahem) “date” their shy and awkward 19-year-old son—a clearly comical premise for a sex comedy that makes it pretty clear even in the trailer that A.) the plan isn’t going to work out like that and B.) everyone is going to learn something along the way.