A musician plagued by insomnia is pulled into an odyssey with a stranger who begins to unravel the very core of his existence.

On second thought, let's fast-forward to the workweek.

Cashing in narrative chips for intriguing and moody visual currency, Hurry Up Tomorrow will deeply engage The Weeknd’s fans.

'Hurry Up Tomorrow' is a visually striking but narratively hollow vanity project. While the cinematography earns consistent praise and Jenna Ortega delivers a standout performance, the film suffers from incoherent writing, nonexistent plot, and excruciating pacing. Most found it pretentious, disengaging, and incomprehensible without prior album knowledge, with The Weeknd's flat acting further undermining the experience. The excessive spinning camera work divided audiences, proving more nauseating than artistic for many.