It doesn't seem like we're in the best 
position for starting out the month of March, especially with a Topher Grace comedy gracing us with its presence. It's hard to be optimistic for a film whose title happens to be a song that I hate, and it has nothing to do with the film, but Take Me Home Tonight has perhaps one or two things going for it. It's a simple story about two guys who go out to get drunk and meet ladies at a party in the 1980s. It's kind of difficult to go wrong with something as ripe as that. There's no higher expectations that could never possibly met. If it's the bare minimum, it will make its due.
position for starting out the month of March, especially with a Topher Grace comedy gracing us with its presence. It's hard to be optimistic for a film whose title happens to be a song that I hate, and it has nothing to do with the film, but Take Me Home Tonight has perhaps one or two things going for it. It's a simple story about two guys who go out to get drunk and meet ladies at a party in the 1980s. It's kind of difficult to go wrong with something as ripe as that. There's no higher expectations that could never possibly met. If it's the bare minimum, it will make its due.
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