Moms' Night Out (2014)

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

I thoroughly enjoyed this lovely film. Mom's Night Out tells the story of a Christian family with three young children. The movie focuses in on the parent's (especially the mom's) difficulties with parenting. With such a boring-sounding scenario, this film is quite a surprise, with plenty of hilarious predicaments and characters. One of the most refreshing aspects of this movie is that it is a Christian film, but it doesn't feel like they're ramming the religious message down anyone's throats. In fact, the religious themes tend to stay in the background. The actors do a superb job, the writing is clever, and the relatable, real-life experiences these characters face will strike a chord with everyone. I do personally think this film goes downhill a bit in the middle section (the circumstances seem a bit unrealistic, and a few characters fall into stereotypes), but I honestly can't complain too much. I would highly recommend this movie to just about anyone, especially families with kids.

This is supposed to be a 'Christian' movie, yet it degrades man and woman, the concept of marriage and parenthood. The full grown men are complete wimps playing video games and afraid of their own children and the women are work-o-holics who are barely able to survive under the stress of a miserable life. Watching this movie disgusted the thought of marriage and I'd rather be dead than have this as my destiny. It displayed men as pathetic and motherhood as awful. The sad thing in society is that the men actually are not stepping up to the plate and that the women are normally total feminists doing both the man's job and the woman's. Traditional marriage is under attack and this is a sour joke of it. It was too relatable. We should be striving to what is traditional and good, not making a mockery of it. (sure the mom's were hard workers, but being a stay-at-home mom shouldn't be absolute hell, it should be a normal and wonderful thing.)The focus too, should be on men being MEN, not boys. (aren't they supposed to be the leaders? Why are the women doing everything? Why is their lives awful?) Poor portrayal of what should be good. Some parts were funny, but it overall was sad.

What is this movie honestly! It has the worst storyline and a bunch of characters that nobody gives about! But the actors and actress that did find playing the roles of the characters they weren't the problem it is just that the characters are just lame and nobody cares about them! The only character that I liked was bones but that was it! But besides that, that's all! So at the end of the day we have characters nobody gives about and a rubbish storyline and other stuff that I just couldn't be stuffed talking about cause it is such a bad movie! But I do have to talk about this one scene where all the police come and the bikers to find the baby and it looks like there's going to be a big showdown until some guys comes up and says I have the body. WHAT!!! This movie could possible have been way better if they had a big showdown like that! So honestly this movie didn't need to be made!

Really enjoyed this movie, laughed so much out loud and recognised a lot of the little quips, it may the type of movie that churchgoers enjoy more as some of the situational humour is funny precisely because one recognises it. It was a fun family comedy and for its genre the best one I have seen for quite a long time. I think the one-ratings are not deserved, the editing was smooth, the gags and quips were funny for this kind of family comedy and there was enough depth In it to make it nice feel- good comedy. I have never reviewed a movie previously but use IMDb quite a bit for a movie reference. I enjoyed the movie so much even the second time that I looked up the IMDb rating afterwards , and was surprised to see a few very negative reviews about it and decided to give a fair assessment of it. It deserves a six or seven rating on IMDb and rating it one has much more to do with an agenda against movies portraying Christianity in anything other than a negative light, than it has to do with the movie really deserving a one.