Steve Carell: 5 Awesome Performances And 5 That Sucked

5 That Sucked€

5. Phil Foster - Date Night

datenight I have to start this off by saying that Date Night is a perfectly watchable action comedy: it's not one of those movies that you can barely make it through, but it's the embodiment of a film with a great cast, but with bad execution. A film starring Steve Carell and Tina Fey sounds legendary: both actors have lead uber-successful sitcoms, and both are unbelievably funny. It's just, you know, Shawn Levy is a terrible director, and he fails to get anything like the best out of his cast. The scenario is extremely unrealistic, which is usually something I couldn't care less about, but it got a little annoying here. The characters are what you'd expect Carell and Fey to portray, rather than original creations. Let's just hope for a Fey/Carell reunion, this time with a talented director.
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