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La fiesta. Más loca. De tu vida.
En el verano de 1988, tras licenciarse en la Universidad, tres amigos están a punto de asistir a una fiesta desenfrenada. Uno de ellos, Matt Franklin (Topher Grace) debería trabajar para la compañía Fortune 500, pero, inexplicablemente para su familia y sus amigos, trabaja a tiempo parcial en una tienda de vídeos de una galería comercial. Quizá lo haga para estar cerca de Tori Frederking (Teresa Palmer), su amor platónico del instituto. Cuando ella lo invita a una fiesta, Matt, que cree que por fin ha llegado su oportunidad, acude con su hermana gemela (Anna Faris) y su mejor amigo (Dan Fogler).
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This was much better than I was expecting. Not a classic by any stretch but you have to like Topher's character.
>"You haven't really failed, son, because you haven't really tried to succeed. So don't credit yourself as a failure." I am surprised no one talks about this movie. It is a fun "what am I going to do with my life" 80's movie. Back then you had no smartphones and internet to look everything up so you can be whatever you want to be.. just for one night.
I absolutely adore movies like this. A few drinks, throw one of these on and you're transported back to nostalgia-o-clock.
A wonderfully campy ‘80s period comedy, Take Me Home Tonight is hilariously entertaining. The story follows a video store clerk named Matt Franklin who gets a second chance to win over his old high school crush when he learns that she’s going to a local Labor Day party. Featuring Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler, and Teresa Palmer, the film has a strong cast that’s able to bring the comedy. The ‘80s aesthetic is brilliantly done, and completely encapsulates the energy and style of the period without being gaudy or meta. Additionally, the soundtrack is outstanding and gives the film personality. Take Me Home Tonight is a sincere romantic comedy that’s a lot of fun.
It's neither particularly funny nor interesting. ps. If Pratt had played like that in Guardians of the Galaxy, he probably wouldn't have made a career... ;)