Disappointed with their husbands obsessive interest in other women, two wives, Maggie (Jenna Fischer) and Grace (Christina Applegate) decide to give them a ‘Hall Pass’, one week of freedom to do whatever they want with no questions asked. This includes partying, drinking and women. For Rick (Owen Wilson) and Fred (Jason Sudeikis) this is a dream come true, they get to escape their stale marriage for a week and forget about all responsibilities. So Rick and Fred set out on a mission to live their lives as single men for a week, but they soon begin to feel that they may have been out of the game for too long and feel they have lost their touch. Matters are also worsened when their wives begin partaking in extramarital activities as well. Now Rick and Fred must decide what’s more important, their freedom or salvaging what’s left of their marriage. (Matt Fairfield)
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Saw this film in the cinema. Great comedy, laughed throughout. one to watch!
This is a brilliant film with laugh out loud moments at every turn, stellar performances from all those involved, and a well written script with a lot of witty jokes and darkly funny moments. The general premise of the film is that Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis, both obsessed with the opposite sex and how life could have been if they weren't tied down with marriage, are granted "hall passes" (a week off marriage) by their wives - who hope that the men will see that life really isn't any greener on the other side. Much hilarity ensues when the two completely normal, middle aged men attempt to inject some spice into their lives on their week off. An equally interesting twist is the enjoyment that the wives appear to gain from the week off themselves. This is a comedy with some well thought out and clever jokes & funny situations. The performances of Wilson and Sudeikis are brilliant - wholly believable and hilarious. As are the performances of the supporting actresses and all of the cameo appearances also (Stephen Merchant et al) This is a brilliant comedy; it will have you laughing out loud several times and you'll want to watch it again and again!