This film once again proves that no matter before or after marriage, men are still like children in many ways, not to mention that they "travel" back to 24 years ago, and they really are childish. So, when I think those depictions of the 80s are not obvious and slightly contrived, the sci-fi element of "traveling" is just a means, in order to completely make men a channel to be more boyish.
Some people also compare it with "The Hangover". In fact, it is all a male group show that started because of alcohol, and a nonsensical sexual comedy, but I personally think that the portrayal of friendship is not as good as "The Hangover". Touching and resonant.
John Cusack is definitely an acting school, but it can be said that if you want to laugh, I have never encountered it, and it is also true in "Hot", so, in such a nonsensical film, of course, there are other supporting roles ( In fact, the co-star is more accurate), which highlights the charm of the character, the blackness of the black, the ignorance of the nephew, and the hot temper of the other, which suppresses the aura of John Cusack without a trace.
In addition to completing the "comedy" task relatively safely, the biggest highlight is nothing more than those popular songs of the 1980s that people can hum along. The level of excitement can make up for the lack of restoration of the 80 scenes in the film.
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