Maybe once or twice I admired the execution of some writing or a bit of acting. Admired is a bit strong. It's by-the-numbers. With the exception of the Fiancé at a wine-tasting with his mates. That was good. It's part Harold and Kumar, part completely not Weekend at Bernie's, not at all Bridesmaids and instead a whole lot of other crap. Maybe Road Trip? It's nonsense, consequence-less and unfunny. Tacking on the (righteous) female-strong movies being helmed and released these days, except that this one's like a lame 90's version of one of those. Only it's unfairly stacked with good actresses and Zoe Kravitz is literally always amazing. And so is Ty Burrell. I guess that's why it gets one and a half stars.
Review of Rough Night
Rough Night
(2017)
Why did I watch this? And entirely to the end? I didn't laugh once.
18 February 2020