Date Night

This is the rare screwball comedy that is superbly paced, cleverly plotted and hilarious from start to finish.

For this 21st-century Nick and Nora Charles, the flame is kept alive despite his nighttime anti-snore nose strip and her nighttime bite guard -- thanks to a shared appreciation of the hilarity of nose strips and bite guards.

Date Night isn't great; it's not really going for "great." But it's a well-executed comedy with a warm but not cloying center.

Fey flirts and Carell kvetches, Walhberg goes shirtless and Liotta eats Italian. No surprises there. What really clicks is the couple at the core.

It's an uneven proposition, veering wildly from genuinely funny scenes directly into ridiculousness and back again. But every time Shawn Levy's movie makes that journey, it's harder to get back on solid footing.

Director Shawn Levy delivers his usual middle-of-the-road product.

A broadly promising premise and well-matched stars prove no match for an abominably unfunny screenplay and the work of the poisonously untalented Shawn Levy--arguably the worst director making big-budget studio films today.

Date Night is a hilarious movie that really captures how not so young anymore couples act, the great chemistry between the leads makes it even better, it's ultimately a very hilarious and enjoyable movie.

“Date Night” is serviceable. A few laughs. A story that I didn't hate. I just had a lot higher expectations given the cast.

Date Night is a fine film for a Friday night, just nothing special. It plays into cliches of "the people get thrown into dire situation and rise to the occasion" and "bored married couple's life gets interesting". Nonetheless, it's just typical genre fare in the best sense it can be.

Belirli bir yaş aralığına daha çok hitap ediyor diye düşünüyorum. Ben beğenmedim ama siz deneyebilirsiniz. Bence ortalama altı bir yapım.

Encore une comédie -américaine- (les deux mots accolés sont un gros mot et un signe avant-coureur de forte médiocrité ou bien pire encore…) avec ici le sémillant Steve Carell (habitué aux rôles de débile) presque éclipsé par la très agitée Tina Fey en milf survoltée ! Mais entre sentimentalisme de supermarché et blagues de bas étage, on a aussi droit à un peu d’action, notamment une poursuite des plus créatives…Le film s’éternise un peu ainsi que son comique (fatigué) de répétition mais parvient à faire sourire ici et là… il garde certainement une bonne humeur très communicative. Il faut dire que ses facéties assez délirantes se multiplient, y compris jusqu’à l’absurde… ou l’imbécillité plus ou moins totale (même si on a vu pire ailleurs, bien sûr). Néanmoins, plus on avance, plus le film se délite et sombre presque entièrement vers la fin dans un trop-plein de connerie lourdingue. On aura remarqué en tout cas l’apparition d’une certaine Gal Gadot en copine du gros con Walhberg !