Take Me Home Tonight (2011)
Strong drug use, sexual references, sex scene and coarse language
| Director: | Michael Dowse |
| Actors: | Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Teresa Palmer, Dan Fogler, Michael Biehn, Michelle Trachtenberg, Demetri Martin, Michael Ian Black, Lucy Punch |
A talented ensemble cast delivers laugh-out-loud performances in this fun nostalgia trip. When Matt Franklin's (Topher Grace) high-school crush Tori (Teresa Palmer) shows up at his dead-end mall job, he and his buddy Barry (Dan Fogler) devise a wild scheme for Matt to finally win the girl of his dreams. But only time will tell if Matt can seduce this gorgeous goddess at a wild party and survive an outrageous night of seduction, destruction and debauchery.
| Status: | QuickPick |
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| Run time: | 97mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
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Member Reviews (9)
9 Member
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disc was unplayable
Melzy
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A little bit "breakfast club" random ...
Dan
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Ok for teens
fred
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I had a really good laugh, definately worth a watch
Larry
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Not bad, but I was expecting a more mature comedy. It's just a typical teenager comedy, nothing special, in fact it's quite forgettable!
jtbug
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A real winner. More mainstream than I thought it would be, but I loved the nods to the awesome 80s John Hughes comedies (Sixteen Candles, the Breakfast Club etc.). Topher Grace is good as gold in the comedic lead and there is finally an overweight comedic sidekick who is actually funny! Many memorable moments, this one's a night I'd like to relive over again. Almost reaches that cult status it embodies in its dedication to Hughes movies.
RL
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Funny movie, we liked this one... worth a watch
Sandra
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Didn't keep my interest. I wasn't drawn into the world of the movie & definitely not funny.
Kay
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For a movie classified as a comedy, it didn't make me laugh. I did find it enjoyable though and loved the fact it was set in the 80s. I hardly recognised Michelle Trachtenberg with her black hair - she plays a character that stands out from her other roles.