I hope you have a date this Friday night, but even if you don’t, you won’t be disappointed by the action-packed Date Night directed by Shawn Levy with Steve Carell and Tina Fey – in theatres today. Two exemplary comedians come together here as a hard-working, routine-driven couple of New Jersey parents, Phil and Claire Foster, who find themselves fighting corrupt cops, a cynical mafia boss, and an immoral politician (redundancy, I know) after they unwittingly took other people’s reservation in a trendy Big Apple restaurant. Everyone else in the film – from gun-wielding criminals to NYPD detectives find this particular misdemeanor so appalling that we kind of expect a punishment of epic proportions… What follows is a non-stop hilarious adventure with neck-breaking speed, unexpected twists and turns, and plenty of well-written funny dialogs (screenwriter Josh Klausner). More info at datenight-move.com
Make it a Date Night with Carell and Fey
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By Emma Krasov
I hope you have a date this Friday night, but even if you don’t, you won’t be disappointed by the action-packed Date Night directed by Shawn Levy with Steve Carell and Tina Fey – in theatres today. Two exemplary comedians come together here as a hard-working, routine-driven couple of New Jersey parents, Phil and Claire Foster, who find themselves fighting corrupt cops, a cynical mafia boss, and an immoral politician (redundancy, I know) after they unwittingly took other people’s reservation in a trendy Big Apple restaurant. Everyone else in the film – from gun-wielding criminals to NYPD detectives find this particular misdemeanor so appalling that we kind of expect a punishment of epic proportions… What follows is a non-stop hilarious adventure with neck-breaking speed, unexpected twists and turns, and plenty of well-written funny dialogs (screenwriter Josh Klausner). More info at datenight-move.com
I hope you have a date this Friday night, but even if you don’t, you won’t be disappointed by the action-packed Date Night directed by Shawn Levy with Steve Carell and Tina Fey – in theatres today. Two exemplary comedians come together here as a hard-working, routine-driven couple of New Jersey parents, Phil and Claire Foster, who find themselves fighting corrupt cops, a cynical mafia boss, and an immoral politician (redundancy, I know) after they unwittingly took other people’s reservation in a trendy Big Apple restaurant. Everyone else in the film – from gun-wielding criminals to NYPD detectives find this particular misdemeanor so appalling that we kind of expect a punishment of epic proportions… What follows is a non-stop hilarious adventure with neck-breaking speed, unexpected twists and turns, and plenty of well-written funny dialogs (screenwriter Josh Klausner). More info at datenight-move.com
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