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Date Night
Carmel 2021-11-29 08:01:19
Between husband and wife, especially those who have been married for a while, they will choose a night for themselves every week, and the two of them will put aside the troubles of work and family together, go out of the house, and look for the passion of passion that no longer exists. It is called "Date Night". Phil (Steve Carell) and Claire Foster (Tina Phil) are such a sensible, realistic and loving middle-aged couple. They have two young children and live in New Jersey. In a big house on the outskirts of the city, there is a rich middle-class life that everyone envy. The Fosters choose one night a week as a "date night". Their original intention is to try to re-experience the taste and intoxicating atmosphere of love, and entrust the child to the care of the nanny, and they will go to the local area. For dinner at a very high-end restaurant... But every time, although they reminded themselves repeatedly before, their conversations still quickly become the topics they usually chat at the table at home. They all Feeling exhausted and exhausted because of the burden of work and children, their "date nights" always ended in a hasty, never achieved their expected goals, nor did they create a bit of romance.
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Daija 2022-04-23 07:01:53
Although the story is a bit exaggerated and outrageous, it is still funny and warm. There are many familiar faces in the supporting roles.
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Edythe 2022-04-22 07:01:18
Originally thought it would be a family drama describing a midlife crisis, but I didn't expect the director Jing Feng to transition to a crime drama. So I saw all kinds of familiar faces appear one after another. In the process of keeping the laughter and urine, the director still did not forget the original intention, so that the curse of the seven-year itch can be lifted in this crisis, which is a good idea. ps. See "Ma Hong" again ~ I feel like I have found a treasure~
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Phil Foster: [after seeing all of Holbrooke's security technology] Wow! Where'd you get all this stuff?
Holbrooke: Radio Shack.
Phil Foster: Seriously?
Holbrooke: [laughing] No, Phil, not seriously!
[to Claire]
Holbrooke: What's wrong with him?
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Phil Foster: [imitating Holbrooke in a raspy voice, talking to the dirty cops through the intercom] Hey. Hey, yo, yo. I'll be down in a minute. I'm having sex. I'm getting busy.
Holbrooke: Is that supposed to be me? Or is that, like, Fat Albert or somebody?