Moms' Night Out

Imagine you’re a teenager and you have an annoying mom at home who – of course – means well. Then she snaps at the ironing board and goes drinking in the first pub she sees on the street. How do you think it ends? (03/01/2015)

Films that promise something and don't deliver it inevitably have a hard time. They fail in the most important aspect - they are simply not entertaining. They are unremarkable, unfunny, banal, and very easily forgettable. They are not bad in a way that would provoke or anger you, they simply bore you. I felt a little sorry for Sarah Drew because she is not a bad actress, but there was nothing to lean on here. Overall impression: 25%. (09/14/2019)

It's not a bad film, but it was somewhat predictable, as one might have expected. The potential of the title is completely wasted because the film focuses on something other than a ladies’ night out. What pleased me was the presence of Sean Astin, whom I enjoy in every role he takes on. I have a soft spot for that little hobbit, and I hope to see him again occasionally with Sandler. (08/19/2014)