focus on good friends, good family and the sheer enjoyment of life.Enjoy the watch.

tells him that Kyle is throwing a wild party and asks him to come. Throughout the wild and crazy night, Matt tries to get Tori to like him. This is a really fun movie to watch. I highly recommend that you TAKE ME HOME TONIGHT!!!

Topher Grace a recent MIT grad is stuck in a dead end job for fear of failing at life. While his twin Wendy Anna Faris is in a similar situation w/ her boyfriend. Matt's best friend Barry Dan Fogler skipped college for a job + after being fired decides to make up for time lost. Tori Teresa Palmer is Matt's high school crush who is still out of his league. Matt's pursuit of Tori involves a massive lie about his job which pops up several times. Barry's attempt to party leads to a dance off + an awkward encounter w/ a man in head to toe leather. On par w/ 80's cinema the movie extremely funny does have it's serious/touching coming of age moments. Including the proving yourself to yourself epiphany. Culminating w/ the fact that a shot in the dark is better than never taking a shot at all. You can tell the cast had great chemistry and fun making this movie which makes it all the better. If the trailer looks even remotely funny to you then this movie is a must. I went in expecting funniness + was psyched that it exceeded my expectations. Give this hilarious feel good movie a go you won't be disappointed. *Be sure to check out the "Don't You Want Me" music video which includes the cast doing an 80's movie montage.

going to be a parody of the 80s, but in actually it was an homage to a great decade of pop culture. You need to see this movie.

Grace's understated performance; Teresa Palmer's smart aloofness; playing up stereotypes without playing into caricatures; witticism and nuanced humor throughout lend a layer of subtlety and sophistication without distracting from balls-out ribaldry that makes this movie so much fun.

which are Aussie's and just reinforces the fact that there must be something in the water down under. ; Excellent casting and great performances by all. Also, from same writers of that 70's show. Thumbs way up! Would recommend to all...

just being a simple good comedy that NEVER went over the top. Topher Grace does an awesome job, and Dan Fogler is absolutely hilarious in it. It only gets an 8 because nothing ever gets a 10 and 9's are impossible. I would give it an 8.5 if I could though. Very pleased. Go see it!

of That 70s Show. You can't help feel this i exactly Eric in the 80s apart from the fact that the character's apparently an MIT grad . One can't help notice the resemblance of Teressa Palmer to Kristen Stewart, but thankfully, she can act a bit. Rest of the cast fit their roles perfectly, with a huge cry to Chris Pratt and Dan Fogler. Saw this movie at a free screening woot! followed by a Q&A session with Topher and Teressa where Topher said the first thing they did was make a mix-tape of 80s classics and then set on doing the story and henceforth. You totally get that, with some pretty rad soundtrack which brings a smile to all 80s fans. All in all, went in expecting a no-brainer to get a good relief from the lab-work, got out pretty satisfied and rejuvenated. Sure it still is a no-brainer, but seeing it once in a while will bring a smile to the face. And I'm always up for reruns on headcramped days.

right when it needs, Anna Faris and Topher Grace give great performances as twins, and the ending won't disappoint, it leaves a very John Hughes feeling at the end, which I think is what they were going for. Now the reason I gave the film an 8 is because it's not an instant classic, for instance American Gangster or The Departed gets a 10/10 for me. Also you might think from the commercials that this is going to be a parody of the 80's. Yeah, everyone wears their crazy 80's clothes and there's ton's of 80's references and a kick ass soundtrack, however if 5 years from now someone were to sit down and not know when the film was released and not recognize any of the actors as being from the late 90's/00's they would definitely think that this was made in the 80's. If they had tried to make this a parody of the 80's it would have been terrible, it would have had more of Wedding Singer feel to it, and I'm glad that that's not what they went for. The fact that it's set in the 80's and everyone is wearing the cloths and their hair like that, it's almost more like a they're saying "this is how people dressed", not "THIS, is how people dressed", that said this was a pretty good movie, if you enjoyed any 80's movie made by John Hughes and more recent films like Superbad, you'll really enjoy "Take Me Home Tonight"