Girls' Night Out

Wasted money on the 4k UHD version. I found the video and audio of good quality. It is probably the worst movie I own. Bad acting combined with empty plot and flat attempt for humor. Did not watch it trough the end and never will.

Not just something to say in the current situation (with Corona), but something one might suggest to the people involved here. Now there are many coincidences happening ... like not caring about messages and cell phones ... leaving drinks unattended (I don't even have to fill in, how mad that is, no pun intended). So there are quite a few setbacks to this.

I understand that some are quite frustrated watching this - I was at least surprised by what this was because I was expecting to watch the Scarlett Johannson movie, that is also being called Girls Night out in Germany (original title being Rough Night - this could also easily be called that - or rough watch!) ... this has a bit of mystery going for it (though the big reveal/twist, wasn't one for me), which may be somewhat of a saving grace - or not. Acting is not always top, but same goes for the script, so ... not many will like this for many reasons, but I think some will have some "fun" with it

Just ignore the bad reviews! This was one of the rare good LMN movies. The story was very plausible and all the actors performed convincingly. I have to use hundred and fifty characters to be able to post. So here I am rambling on.

This was a horrible movie. Horrible plot, horrible acting, horribly boring. Worst of all is the ending which leaves you with unanswered questions till you realize you really don't give a d*** about the answers anyway b/c you're so glad the movie is finally over. Have a root canal instead, it will be less painful than watching this movie. I rate this movie S for S*** b/c that's what it is.

This film essentially begins with an attractive young woman by the name of "McKenzie" (Mackenzie Mauzy) being given a surprise bachelorette party by three of her friends from her college days. While this is happening, her fiancé "Reese" (Cody Ray Thompson) supposedly receives a text message from McKenzie asking him to meet her at a nightclub not too far from where her party is taking place. Not seeing in any harm in this, he goes there--only to be kidnapped by McKenzie's old boyfriend "Brandon" (Jacob Blair) who she had accused of raping her a few years earlier. To that effect, McKenzie soon gets a phone call from Brandon who demands that she and her three friends conduct a scavenger hunt within certain time frames if she ever wants to see Reese again. Being quite loyal to their friend, all three young ladies agree. But what they don't realize is the extent to which Brandon is willing to put them in harm's way to satisfy an old grudge. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this would have been an okay film if it hadn't been diminished somewhat by the rather poor ending. Likewise, some of the scenarios were a bit too far-fetched as well. In any case, while I don't consider this to be a bad movie necessarily, it strained credibility a bit too much for me to rate it any higher than I have. Slightly below average.