Moms’ Night Out {Movie Review}

Disclosure: I received a copy of Moms’ Night Out in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are 100% my own (and my husband’s in this case!)

Moms’ Night Out Movie

Genre: Family Comedy
Length: 98 minutes
Rating: PG

All Allyson and her friends want is a peaceful, grown-up evening of dinner and conversation . . . a long-needed moms’ night out. But in order to enjoy high heels, adult conversation and food not served in a paper bag, they need their husbands to watch the kids for three hours—what could go wrong? MOMS’ NIGHT OUT is an endearing true-to-life family comedy that celebrates the beautiful mess called parenting.

“Heartwarming and hilarious film that is great for the whole family.” – Brianna Hope Beaton, KIDSFIRST.ORG

“This movie has a sweetness you don’t see every day.” – Chris Carpenter, CBN.COM

My Thoughts:

I am not a huge movie person. I tend to not have the attention span to just sit and watch a movie. I need to fidget and move and do something.

I am also extremely picky about my movies. A movie that may be rated the funniest movie among everyone else will probably be the dumbest or most boring movie I have ever seen.

I am a real critic.

With that disclaimer put out there – I loved Moms’ Night Out!

I love Sarah Drew (April from Grey’s Anatomy) so it was great to see her in a role other than Kepner.

I loved that she was an aspiring blogger.

I loved that Trace Adkins was in it and it was the perfect role for him.

I loved the entire overall feel of the movie!

There was a little bit of what hubby and I would describe as a “religious undertone” but it wasn’t in your face or a turn off.

The movie takes you through all kinds of emotions from happy to worried, sad and teary eyed to inspired.

It really is a great family movie. I’m not sure my kids would enjoy watching it, but it was a movie that I would not be worried about watching with them in the room.

Hubby liked the movie as well and I wouldn’t consider it a chick flick. I think it was something you could watch together because it was like watching a real life family on screen and I know many stay-at-home moms can definitely relate to the entire story.

I have to add – because I tend to not find comedies to be funny all the time – I really did find the comedy in this one and there were a few times that I laughed out loud!

I give Moms’ Night Out two big thumbs up and am ready to watch it again!

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Bonus Features include commentary with directors Andrew & Jon Erwin, as well as Producer Kevin Downes; deleted scenes; blooper reel; and four featurettes: “The Heart of Moms’ Night Out”, “Casting Moms’ Night Out”, “The Art of Improv”, and “The Art of Action”

For Some Ideas for having your own Moms’ Night Out…check out my post on Life as Leels!

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