Scarlett Johansson leads this R-rated bachelorette party comedy as the bride-to-be, reunited with her longtime friends played by Kate McKinnon (Ghostbusters), Jillian Bell (22 Jump Street), Ilana Glazer (Broad City), and Zoë Kravitz (Mad Max: Fury Road).
Determined to get their freak on in Miami, the squad spend the night getting loose and slamming drugs. But when a male stripper accidentally dies in their hands, their weekend suddenly goes into panic mode. From the writer-director of Broad City.
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Hollywood shat out some dull comedies this year with Fist Fight, CHiPS, Snatched and Baywatch. Thank goodness director Lucia Aniello (Broad City) made her feature debut, delivering a solid laugh machine centred on five friends reuniting at a bachelorette party.
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Downs and Aniello's script takes many unexpected turns, building to a satisfyingly outrageous conclusion.
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Rough Night is a supremely funny disaster comedy that demands attention not because it plays the gender card - but because it’s played correctly.
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Gets off to a fast, furious and flagrantly raunchy start only to stumble 30 minutes in.
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By the time things get real, it’s difficult to care about whether these characters survive because they’re so thinly drawn.
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Whenever the story goes off the rails, there's always someone funny there to will it back into a humorous place.
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The film has some laughs, to be sure. But it's unlikely to inspire any BFF tattoos.
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The movie sets up its obvious premise in order to undercut and satirise it, but then forgets to do either.
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The women in Rough Night are terrific company. They never wear out their welcome. Too bad you can't say the same for the movie.
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Mirthless enough to leave one pining for the comparative levity of Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal.
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The movie is best enjoyed after accepting that there aren’t really any rules or stakes...
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The set pieces feel increasingly obligatory, tenuously stitched into the larger plot with thinner and thinner thread.
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The best thing about "Rough Night" is the feisty, claws-out spontaneity of its competitive banter between "sisters" who love and hate each other.
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That women can be as deadly or immoral as men isn't new or interesting, and here it also isn't all that entertaining.
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A fun night will be had, but you'll have trouble remembering it in the morning.
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Certainly in the upper echelons of the "Girls Can Be Funny Too Without Having To Act Like Men" genre.
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A couple of all too short and sweet laugh-out-loud moments early on soon gives way to silly, screeching, dullsville - and a damn shame too.
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Rough Night didn't rewrite the book and it's often thoroughly silly. But it's also - like hen's nights are supposed to be but never are - a lot of fun.
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Mostly, it's a flavourless stew of elements from other, not necessarily better, movies that starts dying around the same time as the unintended victim of the girls gone wild.
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