User Reviews

I laughed out loud at this movie more than any I've seen in quite a long time. It's so great to see a movie in theaters that is just out to make you laugh and entertain you instead of trying to deliver some sappy message. Zoey Deutch can do no wrong - she really just shines in this. I would say if you like big funny comedies, this is a home run.

A disgusting reminder of the state Hollywood is currently in. Absolutely horrible.

David Wain, who directed and co-wrote this film, is best known for “The State,” “Wet Hot American Summer” and “Children’s Hospital.” For this comedy, he’s called upon a bunch of his previous cast mates to make fools of themselves, including Ken Marino (who co-wrote). It stars Zoey Deutch, who’s continuing to make a delightful impression, as she did in the recent “Voicemails for Isabel." She plays the sweet fiancée of her Kansas beau. When he takes advantage of the titular pass with Jennifer Aniston (playing herself), she takes off to LA to realize hers, Jon Hamm. Hamm is having a great time making fun of himself, along with his “Mad Men” buddy John Slattery, who really goes for it. There are a lot of amusing moments, but the comedy is often trying too hard. The numerous cameos add surprise coolness, but not much funny. Some of the humor is just goofy, some of it falls flat and some is genuinely amusing. This grab bag is fun just for the effort and numerous cameos. NOTE: Sit thru the credits for one final punchline sequence that’s set up early in the film.