I've said it before, I'm a sucker for 80's music and 90's theme films. I loved this movie, i know that a lot of peeople will say it's bad but i have to disagree. The soundtrack is awesome, it's funny and the acting is pretty good. If you are a child of the 80's like myself then check this out.

This is a vastly underrated comedy. Topher Grace should be in more movies. He is a very good young actor. There are plenty of genuinely funny parts to be had in this film. Where Take Me Home Tonight fails to deliver is in it's overall plot. Taking place in one twenty four hour span, we don't know the characters enough to even care what happens to them.

This movie is just an awful mess. It’s a comedy with no laughs, Topher Grace is annoying, Anna Faris is given nothing to do, and Dan Fogler makes Jonah Hill look like he deserves that oscar nomination (yeah, that’s bad). There’s also an incredibly shallow plot and you can tell this movie just wants to be American Graffiti so BAD… but it’s not, by any means. Avoid this at all costs.

Watched because this came from the director of Goon, It's All Gone Pete Tong, and the Fubar films. I can only guess this was a 'director for hire' gig, because this just plain stinks.

All the details are right, this thing is swimming in 80s nostalgia for no justifiable reason, and half of the movie is more or less an 80s dance party. Outside of that is an all-too-familiar "What am I going to do with my life" story with the same old get-the-girl plot and the fat best friend who gets in wacky situations.

It doesn't help that each of these two leads is extremely unlikeable, particularly Dan Fogler's character. And Anna Faris and Chris Pratt are completely wasted in roles which require no effort let alone comedic chops.

If you liked Goon, skip over this to his other films. Don't waste your time on this crap.

After all the negative press I had low expectations of it but I was pleasantly surprised. I laughed Topher Grace and Terressa Palmer are both fantastic, it's a film I'll be will to watch again.

Good job re-creating the 80s. Liked the soundtrack. Teresa Palmer is gorgeous. Ultimately, the movie is a little too long and little too serious for what it was trying to do - replicate a teen movie from the 80s.

How do you name a movie after a classic 80's Eddie Money track, that's one of my favorite 80's guilty pleasures and you don't even play it ONCE the entire frickin' movie?!

Also, great cast of characters, so its a shame the two male leads are Topher Grace and Dan Fogler, two of the most annoying, try-so-hard to be funny actors on Earth.

Fairly standard comedy in the "one crazy night" tradition. The 80's novelty wears off in about 5 minutes. Passable yet forgettable.

Above-average party comedy set across one day. Topher Grace and Anna Faris are on good form.

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Incredibly underrated. Think of it as a continuation of the Eric Foreman character in That 70's Show, since it is from the same writers and it takes place in the 80's. But its very very good.

At first this movie seemed like just an excuse to put people in 80s clothes and play random 80s popular music. And, well, it kind of is. But that’s okay—I mean, I freaking loved “Hot Tub Time Machine”, so who am I to judge? But I also identified with the lead character—having graduated with an advanced degree and then hating my chosen profession with such a passion that I quit and started working in a music store. I know the depths of despair when you choose wrongly and don’t know what to do about it.

I love Anna Faris and Topher Grace, so they were obviously enjoyable. But I also really liked Teresa Palmer. She reminded me of a blonde Kristen Stewart who smiles more. I’d love to see her other work.