Five best friends from college reunite 10 years later for a wild bachelorette weekend in Miami. Their hard partying takes a hilariously dark turn when they accidentally kill a male stripper. Amidst the craziness of trying to cover it up, they’re ultimately brought closer together when it matters most.

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Film Cast:

• Jess: Scarlett Johansson
• Pippa: Kate McKinnon
• Alice: Jillian Bell
• Frankie: Ilana Glazer
• Blair: Zoë Kravitz
• Lea: Demi Moore
• Peter: Paul W. Downs
• Pietro: Ty Burrell
• Detective Ruiz: Enrique Murciano
• Raviv: Karan Soni
• Detective Frazier: Dean Winters
• Jay: Ryan Cooper
• Real Scotty: Colton Haynes
• Patrick: Patrick Carlyle
• Jake: Eric André
• Tobey: Bo Burnham
• Joe: Hasan Minhaj
• Lisa: Laura Grey
• Malcolm: Mark Tallman
• Dreadlock Guy: Grant Monohon
• Miami Man: Yoni Lotan
• DJ (Club Liv): Bob the Drag Queen
• Sommelier: Daniel Raymont
• Delivery Guy: Carlos Ibarra
• Morty: Madison Arnold
• Betty: Gina Cottone
• Female Clerk: Dorothi Fox
• Gary: Matty Blake
• Cliff: Peter Grosz
• Bud: Devin Ratray
• Jack Eason: Peter Francis James
• Taxi Driver: Ron Stroman
• Field Reporter: Matt Evans
• Maureen: Miriam Tolan
• Bob: Brian Stack
• College Guy: Dan Lee
• Borat: Jaboukie Young-White
• Ping Pong Guy: Keaton Patti
• Go-Go Dancer (uncredited): Emmy Elliott
• Boy in the Playground (uncredited): Winslow Fegley
• Victory Party Guest (uncredited): Doris McCarthy
• Charlie (uncredited): Azhy Robertson

Film Crew:

• Producer: Paul W. Downs
• Producer: Lucia Aniello
• Director of Photography: Sean Porter
• Editor: Craig Alpert
• Costume Design: Leah Katznelson
• Unit Production Manager: Jonathan Shoemaker
• Set Decoration: Carol Silverman
• Producer: Dave Becky
• Executive Producer: Matthew Hirsch
• Production Manager: David Van Dyke
• Producer: Matt Tolmach
• Original Music Composer: Dominic Lewis
• Choreographer: Tanisha Scott
• Executive Producer: Ben Waisbren
• Production Design: Bob Shaw
• Casting: Jeanne McCarthy
• Casting: Rori Bergman
• Stunt Coordinator: G. A. Aguilar
• First Assistant Director: Julie A. Bloom
• Second Assistant Director: Vincent Giarratano
• Art Direction: Ryan Heck
• Property Master: Vinny Mazzarella
• Script Supervisor: Jessica Lichtner
• Assistant Costume Designer: Jill Losquadro
• Costume Supervisor: Amy R. Burt
• Makeup Department Head: Nuria Sitja
• Makeup Artist: Angela Johnson
• Makeup Artist: Sanja Milic
• Makeup Artist: Deborah La Mia Denaver
• Hair Department Head: Sasha Cummins
• Hairstylist: Robert Lugo
• Hairstylist: Vita Viscuso
• Hairstylist: Barbara Olvera
• Assistant Art Director: Jeannette Kim
• Assistant Set Decoration: Andrea Werner
• Additional Editing: Greg Hayden
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Tateum Kohut
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Greg Orloff
• Supervising Sound Editor: Kami Asgar
• Supervising Sound Editor: Sean McCormack
• Sound Effects Editor: Paul Pirola
• Sound Effects Editor: Trevor Metz
• Assistant Sound Editor: Tim Tuchrello
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Karl Coyner
• Visual Effects Producer: John F.K. Parenteau
• Stunt Driver: Caroline Vexler
• Digital Intermediate Colorist: Doug Delaney
• Stunt Double: Samantha MacIvor
• Stunts: Aaron Vexler
• Stunts: Bryce Biederman
• Stunt Double: Nikki Brower
• Stunts: Andre Da Silva
• Stunts: Nicole Callender
• Stunt Coordinator: Chris Barnes
• Stunts: Mark Fichera
• Stunts: Drew Reade
• Stunts: Catherine Familia
• Stunt Double: David Shumbris
• Stunt Double: Laurie Singer
• Stunts: Tracey Ruggiero
• Stunts: Evan Dane Taylor
• Stunts: Adam Wood

Movie Reviews:

• chrisman28: I went to see this alone lol and I am a straight man and let me tell you I laughed out loud several times the characters were loveable and very welcoming one of the years best comedies ‘ I know that’s not saying much ‘ but I truly enjoyed it and do recommend you go see it male or female you should enjoy this movie like I said I got a good long laugh try it enjoy,
• Gimly: The Australian accent is one that is very hard to nail down, I know that. But getting it wrong is just so bloody aggravating. Simple solutions:
  A) If the character doesn’t have to be Australian, then just don’t make them Australian.
  B) Just hire an actual Australian! Hollywood is full of the bastards!
  C) Hire one of the like… 3 actors who can actually do the job outside of these two options.
  Kate McKinnon is not one of those 3 actors.
• …Oh and also _Rough Night_ was not very good.
• _Final rating:★½: – Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._
• Reno: **Bachelorette gone wrong!**
• This kind of girls night out flicks are not fun anymore. Yet it is hard to ignore them from watching. So I watched it not expecting anything special out of it. And I did not get any. But… it was okayish. Moreover, Scarlett Johansson was the main reason I wanted to watch it. You can’t always do superhero, action films. This is something offbeat. Often need to take this path, no to fail miserably, but to relax from the mainstream. So this was enjoyable, but not by all.
• It is like the female version of ‘Hangover’. Five friends go to Miami for one of theirs bachelorette party. It’s supposed to be fun without any rules, but a disaster strikes in the early and makes them to cover all the evidence. The night turns their worst nightmare ever. How they manage to come out of it are the remaining film that revealed with a twist at the end.
• The reception was as expected, but it was not that bad if you are seeking only a timepass. It ended like there could be a sequel, but now it seems very unlikely. One of the issues with the film is it was so traditional narrative. With so many jokes repeated from other flicks. The majority won’t approve that. As far as I think it is watch and forget kind of film. An average film. Disliking it does not change what it is!
• _6/10_