Who is the taxi driver in date night

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Edit page. Top Gap. See more gaps ». Create a list ». James Franco. See all related lists ». Share this page:. He answers the phone and says your welcome as if the person was lucky that they even answered the phone. Can I meet this guy so I can just punch him in the face?

Especially if you are going to be running from the most cliche bad guys in the world. Dirty cops. Well at least we get to see Claire and Phil go meet their gay couple friends. Oh wait they are using that as a metaphor for the Armstrong and Collins! Oh yeah and make sure you remember to buy some Dentyne gum.

I mean could that product placement be more blatant? The first running gag is everyone being outraged at the Fosters for taking the reservation. The second is Claire running into open drawers because of Phil. Not really that funny but when they ran into the glass door I did laugh a little bit.

Someone should copyright that phrase cause I almost pissed myself from that. How could he buy the wrong nipple clamps!

How dare him! Wow the Cabbie J. Smoove is from Curb Your Enthusiasm and he is super funny in both this and that. Oh my lord he has a Kindle with the book about the girl that Phil had to read as well.

They have careers, two kids, and a marriage where the spark has been doused. One night a week, the sitter stays with the kids so they can have a "date night," but it's usually a dinner and a show, turn in early, avoid sex, and transition from quiet desperation to quiet unconsciousness. Get up. Rinse and Repeat. Their "Get Up and Go" At the weekly meeting of the book-club, their friends Haley and Brad Kristen Wiig and Mark Ruffalo , both criminally under-utilized confide that they're separating, inspiring the Fosters to try to put a little more zing into their marriage, which translates to going to New York for the evening to a snooty seafood restaurant impossible to get into.

Hilarity ensues. One wishes. But more isn't always more. And Levy, whose The Pink Panther and Night at the Museum took mediocre hackwork to new levels of witlessness, isn't the man to change that. You know something's wrong when the trigger for mayhem and malevolence is a flash drive. Empire's Nick de Semlyen concurs. Instead, this sags and lurches like a first date with someone who just wants to talk about their job. Realism, for me, is not Date Night's real problem.

No one much cares if a film spins off into unlikely territory, provided the new circumstances are inventive and surprising - one of last year's best comedies, the similarly-themed The Hangover, is an obvious example.