A few good moments but the main character, hung over or not, no one makes that many moronic choices. Therein lies a great opportunity for comedy but the good writers did not show up for this pile of dung. Three of us watched and we were all stating what was going to happen before it did. Pedestrian, very predictable, stupid humor with a foul mouthed, sleazy presentation of humanity and below these otherwise good actors. The lead had the appearance of doing well with mostly bad material but also appeared to not want to be doing certain parts at all.Understandable why a store had this movie in it's $2.00 "Make It Go Away" bin, overpriced at that...

I think this movie has a particular type of audience who might enjoy it. It has some funny scenes and lines. The yellow dress and heels also are the huge part of the movie. Its mostly based on your everyday stereotypes of how girls dress which has effect on how people react, yes the opening credits are a bit funny. This movie is a comedy, but somehow, I mean you kind of know what to expect. Its not the funniest thing out there, for me that is. Of course the lady in the movie is beautiful, with her handsome boyfriend that she just met in the club. If you into really serious movies you might not love it. It has its few giggles but that's it mostly. Another comedy you might forget.

This actually delivers exactly what is promised, it is a long walk of shame, with different kind of humiliation along the way :) It is fun, but not over the top, it has a lot of small scenes that all adds up to this crazy long walk of shame, maybe not shame but more long walk of weird, crazy and different moments.Elizabeth Banks is very likable in this movie, she is frustrated and gets in all kinds of trouble, but she fights her way through it and make friends along the way.Could have been more fun moments, but I like that not all is turned into corny lines or over-the-top fall on your ass comedy.

You know how it is: Strange things happen when you least expect them. But this is of course more like a female (tweaked) version of Hangover. The situations occurring here are a crude mix of what might have happened to someone on many different nights. Elizabeth Banks is a good sport, having to endure and go through a lot. If you want to see one, there's also a message about strong women here (which is not a bad thing at all, considering the stereotypes we get to see here).Clichés and jokes may not always mix well, but the passion of the actors involved (even if James Marsden is merely a bystander in this one as are most of the other in the Banks show on display) do help the movie to elevate above other comedies. Not much, but at least a little bit. Obviously comedy/humor is not something that will be viewed the same by everyone. Tastes are different and this might not be your movie to watch