
I didn't expect much going in which probably made it more enjoyable but the plot was lackluster and there wasn't very much humor. The little humor it did have wasn't very funny - even to me. All that being said, I was entertained for 88 minutes and didn't get bored.

The movie revolves around a married couple, Phil (Carell) and Claire (Fey) Foster, who go to dinner at a fancy-schmancy NYC restaurant to spice up their marriage. The restaurant is very popular and they didn't make a reservation so they pretend they are a no-show couple and take their reservation. The thugs think the Fosters are the no-show couple and proceed to ask them for a flash drive that was stolen from a mob boss (Liotta). The rest of the movie involves the Fosters trying to run away from the thugs and find the flash drive while avoiding getting killed. There is a decent amount of action and I will watch anything with Steve Carell so I would recommend you watch it but follow our drinking game while you do to make it more entertaining. Overall I'd give the movie a 45%.
Drink Whenever
...Steve Carell tells Marky Mark to put a shirt on
...someone says "for reals" or "hells"
...someone says "Tripplehorn"
...the USB drive is referenced (including "computer sticky thing")
Chug Whenever
...someone judges them for stealing the reservation
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