FeatureR2021·102m·7.3

The Hating Game

He's the one she loves to hate.

DramaComedyRomance

Resolving to achieve professional success without compromising her ethics, Lucy embarks on a ruthless game of one-upmanship against cold and efficient nemesis Joshua, a rivalry that is complicated by her growing attraction to him.

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Cast

Lucy Hale

Lucy Hutton

Austin Stowell

Joshua Templeman

Corbin Bernsen

Bexley

Sakina Jaffrey

Helen

Damon Daunno

Danny

Yasha Jackson

Julie

Shona Tucker

Jeanette

Kathryn Boswell

Mindy

Sean Cullen

Anthony Templeman

Nance Williamson

Elaine Templeman

Brock Yurich

Mack

Robby Johnson

Carl

Tania Asnes

Annabelle

Nicholas Baroudi

Patrick Templeman

David Ebert

Jaf

Crystal Tweed

Board Member

Kevin Carrigan

Simon

Katie Lynn Johnson

Brie

Richard Hutchings

Pilgrim

Dillon Egyes

Daisy

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
BCDF PicturesConvergent MediaBig Indie PicturesFederal FilmsMister Smith EntertainmentVertical

Crew

Director

Peter Hutchings

Writers

Christina Mengert, Sally Thorne

Debbie DeVilla

Production Design

Noah Greenberg

Director of Photography

Jason Nicholson

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

CinemaSerf

11/24/2023

5.0

For about five minutes there's an amusing degree of toxicity between rivals "Lucy" (Lucy Hale) and "Josh" (Austin Stowell) who are both vying for the new job as managing director at their firm. They share an office and a very thinly veiled attraction to each other and after a few snide comments the smart-mouthery goes the way of the dodo and off we go on a predictable rom-com that surprisingly enough manages to string itself out for almost one hundred whole minutes of precisely no jeopardy, very little comedy and writing that is the stuff of a pubescent fantasy. How can a couple, called "Lucy" and "Josh" not hit it off? It's not like they are called Geoffrey and Gladys! Add to this rather watery mix poor old "Danny" (Damon Daunno) who is keen on her but ends up being her emotional pin-cushion, and her warring bosses "Helen" (Sakina Jeffrey) and a clearly down on his luck Corbin Bernsen ("Bexley") and we have the makings of an instantly forgettable, cheesy and predicable yarn that even the dulcet tones of Nina Simone cant really breathe life into. Daytime telly fodder - nah!