Take Me Home Tonight

Director: Michael Dowse
Actors: Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler
PlotIn the late 1980s, recent MIT graduate Matt Franklin is stuck in a dead-end job at a video store, much to the disappointment of his parents who had high hopes for his future. Matt's twin sister, Wendy, is pursuing her own ambitions, while his best friend, Barry, has just been fired from his job at a car dealership. When Matt's high school crush, Tori Fredreking, walks into the store, she mentions a Labor Day weekend party hosted by their former classmates. Seizing the opportunity to reconnect with Tori, Matt, Barry, and Wendy decide to attend the party to reclaim their youthful exuberance.
As the night progresses, Matt finds himself facing unexpected challenges and opportunities while trying to impress Tori and navigate the complexities of adulthood. Barry spirals into reckless behavior, and Wendy grapples with her relationship and career choices. The friends' journeys converge and diverge in a series of misadventures, leading them to confront their fears, desires, and the realities of growing up. As the evening unfolds, each character must make critical decisions that will shape their futures and test the bonds of their friendship.
Writers: Jackie Filgo, Jeff Filgo, Topher Grace
Release Date: 04 Mar 2011
Runtime: 97 min
Rating: R
Country: United States, Germany
Language: English
Physical Media Reviews
Take Me Home Tonight
Blu-ray Review
Score: 57
"Take Me Home Tonight" effectively captures 1980s nostalgia with excellent Blu-ray audio and video quality, but lacks originality and compelling special features, best as a rental.