Rough Night UK Release Date

Though it boasts a female director and co-writer, as well as a cast led by women, “Rough Night” likely won’t revolutionize the R-rated comedy genre all by itself, and it’s not m...

Filthy and fitfully funny, Rough Night is a bumpy ride.

Scarlett Johansson leads a bachelorette weekend from hell in a dark comedy that teeters between formula and something fresh.

Rough Night is shiny, manic, and spiraling to nowhere.

Compared to the energy- and laugh-free “comedy” of the most recent offering in the genre this summer, Baywatch, there’s a momentum to Rough Night that is pleasing enough, but th...

Rough Night is a seriously funny movie led by some seriously funny ladies, but even more impressive is a mainstream comedy that relies not on cheap shocks like many who have com...

Hilarious gags and situations rescue this sloppy comedy from its total lack of structure.

This, reportedly, is the first R-rated studio comedy directed by a woman in years. As such there's a completely stupid degree of pressure on Aniello to deliver.

Rough Night exposes the threadbare downside of the women-cutting-loose genre.

Scarlett Johansson leads an adept comic cast in a debauched take on Weekend at Bernie’s that has laughs but isn’t quite the slam-dunk it should have been.

Some decent laughs and performances, but it doesn't offer much of anything new.

A crack female cast try to breathe comic life into this confused comedy about a bachelorette party gone off the rails.

Dying is easy, comedy is hard, as the saying goes. A comedy in which someone dies—specifically, a male stripper at a bachelorette party that goes horribly wrong—is an especially...

For all the female bona fides of “Rough Night” — It’s a bachelorette version of “The Hangover”! It’s the first R-rated, woman-directed comedy in years! — here’s the rub: The fun...

Peeking out among the film’s bawdy comic hijinks, which include everything from Blair’s hot-and-heavy sexual encounter with a swinger couple (Demi Moore and Ty Burrell) to Jess’...

The movie is glazed in flop sweat, moist with the producers’ fear that if the wildness lets up for a heartbeat, we’ll be bored.

Scarlett Johansson plays a bride-to-be on a Miami bachelorette weekend that goes haywire in this raunchy comedy about female friendship and corpse disposal, which also stars Kat...

No matter whether the cast is male, female, or somewhere in between, the absence of a well-constructed story, particularly when the humor goes south (literally), will doom any m...

It’s all blithely formulaic and would be more irritating if the performers — who include Zoë Kravitz and Illana Glazer — weren’t generally so appealing.