A couple get into an argument at their cocktail party that escalates until it brings an abrupt end to the festivities. They and their guests decide to re-create the entire night again and again to determine who was right.
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کاسٹ
Robert Schwartzman
Director
Dan Fogler
Jack
Danny Pudi
Brett
Emma Bell
Lisa
Tyler James Williams
Paul
Cleopatra Coleman
Trina
Maggie Q
Sarah
Mark Ryder
Actor Jack
Karan Brar
Actor Brett
Marielle Scott
Actor Trina
Charlotte McKinney
Actor Lisa
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
Actor Paul
Zac Stanford
Writer
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تبصرے
10 تبصرے
source: The Argument
source: The Argument
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Loved this movie. Great cast, really hilarious premise, super fun.
Lighthearted with many laughs - just what we needed! We've watched it several times & gleaned quite a few one-liners to use as our inside jokes. Witty, excellent dialogue
Smart & funny, great ensemble cast. Disagree with those who say it starts too slow. It paces as it should, starting reasonably normal and accelerating into zaniness, with a nice minor twist near the end. Enjoyed it enough to watch it again, a rarity!
It starts a bit slow setting the premise of the argument, one a bit nasty, but around the 30 minute mark, the laughs get going with the psychodramatic re-enactments. Later, before the 1 hour mark, it gets demented crazy hilarious. Wait for it. Sarah the Sock deserves an award. The dead doth trot on our common humanity!
When other people started playing the main characters, that was funny. Thats what it should have been - Maggie Q plays the Australian, who plays the actress, who plays Maggie Q etc. Exaggerating each other. Cause the 1st half was boring
Sometimes someone gets a smart idea and decides to make a movie out of it, but then lacks the substance to fill out the whole picture. Pseudo-smarts would say, "No, it is a smart take." "Not everyone's cup of tea." I'll tell you what it is- BORING. Patting urself on the back about how smart the movie is, yes we can see through the flexing. Update: They've deleted several Google reviews including mine who didn't like the movie.
It starts of solid, nothing immanently great but better than the regular drab, although it often does feel a bit obvious and trying to hard. However, as the second half of the movie arrives, drastic and unexpected changes occur that really elevate the movie by several good notches. Starts off only ok, but becomes really good by the end. Worth the watch 100%.
