In “Date Night,” a routine evening out for Phil and Claire Foster transforms into an extraordinary adventure full of danger and excitement. Mistaken for another couple, the Fosters become entangled in a whirlwind of criminal activity, dodging corrupt cops and mobsters, all the while attempting to reignite the spark in their marriage. This blend of action and comedy showcases the ordinary and the absurd colliding, as the couple navigates through increasingly ludicrous situations, proving their love and dedication to each other in the process.
Length: 1h 28m
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Romance, Action
This Title is: An engaging blend of humor and thrills, with a heartwarming look at marriage and adventure.
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Cast
- Steve Carell
- Tina Fey
- Mark Wahlberg
- Taraji P. Henson
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: PG-13
Includes scenes of action violence, some suggestive content, and brief strong language.
Trivia
- The film’s plot kicks off due to a mistaken identity with the Tripplehorns, leading to an unexpected adventure for the Fosters.
- Mark Wahlberg’s character, a security agent, lives in a surprisingly stylish condo, adding a humorous contrast to his tough-guy role.
- Production began in mid-April 2009, showcasing a diverse and dynamic setting for the movie’s thrilling plot.
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“Date Night” offers a refreshing take on the action-comedy genre, skillfully blending humor with thrilling elements. The genuine chemistry between Steve Carell and Tina Fey brings their characters’ marital struggles and wild escapade to life, providing both laughs and suspense. While the film occasionally leans into the absurd, it remains grounded by its heartfelt exploration of a relationship in need of rejuvenation. Despite mixed reviews from critics, the performances of the lead actors shine, making it a memorable and entertaining watch.
Critic Scores
Date Night has received a positive review by the critics.
