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The Layover
Directed by
William H. Macy
2017
88m
R
Comedy
,
Romance
4.8
22%
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Two friends on a road trip compete for the affections of a handsome man when a hurricane redirects their flight.
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Cast of The Layover
Alexandra Daddario
Kate Jeffries
Kate Upton
Meg
Matt Barr
Ryan
Matt Jones
Craig
Rob Corddry
Stan Moss
Molly Shannon
Nancy
Kal Penn
Anuj
Roark Critchlow
Roger
John Cassini
Chuck
Michael Benyaer
Shahar
Jennifer Cheon
Genevieve
Emy Aneke
Cab Driver
Alvin Sanders
Balloon Pilot
Angela Moore
Female Cop
Joe Mullen
Desk Clerk
Lindsay Selles
Bride
Mary Black
Meemaw
Carrie Genzel
Harrolds Buyer
Emma Day
Employee
David MacKay
Father of the Bride
Joseph Huffman
Airline Employee
Carolyn Adair
Dancer / Jeweller
Bryan Kreutz
Spit Bag Passenger
Brian Kowalski
Airline Employee
Camille Marolf
Cell phone lady
Neil McDonald
Airport Goatee Guy
Adel Van Donsel
Airport Traveler
Joe Nuñez
Flight Attendant
Dean Redman
Hotel Clerk
Eric Gibson
Demarius
John Destry
Sketchy Drifter
Pendo Muema
Female Student
Joshua Morettin
Student
Ronald L. Conner
TSA Employee
Ross Linton
Lucas
Jaan Marion
Baggage Handler
Jeremy Nunes
Baggage Handler
Joey Bicicchi
Tommy
Monica Lopez Aleman
Dancer
Jenna Johnson
TSA Employee #2
The Layover Reviews
Observer
Rex Reed
If this is the kind of garbage kids are watching and absorbing with glee today, no wonder the country is in such a mess.
The Young Folks
Elazar Fine
William H. Macy is the star of such films as Fargo, Boogie Nights, and Magnolia... He has two Emmy Awards, three SAG awards, and an Oscar nomination under his belt. William H. Macy directed The Layover. Just, let's let that sink in for a moment.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
William H. Macy is great. William H. Macy knows funny. How could William H. Macy direct such an unholy mess?
Common Sense Media
Barbara Shulgasser
Girlfriends fight over cute guy, have sex, and drink.
ReelViews
James Berardinelli
An unpleasant, unwatchable example of why people no longer love romantic comedies.
Under the Radar
Megan Moffat
The Layover is not only tedious, but clueless when it comes to how women interact with each other.
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
Macy abandons most of his dignity to craft "The Layover," a profane, mildly raunchy comedy that's big on silliness but shockingly low on laughs.
Mark Reviews Movies
Mark Dujsik
At the last minute, The Layover tries to become about female empowerment, but it would have to actually like women for that to work.
Den of Geek
Don Kaye
The jokes, such as they are, just fall flat or fade out or simply go nowhere. They're neither outrageous nor original enough to raise even a smirk.
Slant Magazine
Derek Smith
The film was clearly conceived and written by men who have no interest in approaching female friendships with any degree of complexity, curiosity, or respect.
Los Angeles Times
Kimber Myers
Watching a lonely suitcase circle a baggage claim conveyor belt is more diverting.
Pajiba
Kristy Puchko
I have seen into the abyss, and it has drained from me my very will to live. Which is to say, I have seen The Layover.
New York Times
Ben Kenigsberg
The movie's notion of fun comes to involve an unclean rest stop, slipped pills and an eminently foreseeable conclusion.
Village Voice
Chris Packham
To accept these characters, you have to suspend your disbelief and any knowledge about real-life women.
Cinemalogue
Todd Jorgenson
It's impossible to suspend your disbelief to the level required by this crude and tasteless farce, which strains to be hip yet has an equally contemptuous view of both its characters and its audience.
Film Inquiry
Ryan Morris
The Layover was never going to be a comedy classic, though it has all the ingredients to make for a fun, funny 80 minutes, but it never quite gets there.
Birth.Movies.Death.
Phil Nobile Jr.
This film's biggest frenemy remains its script. The hateful competition plot throws very few curveballs, and the big laughs come too infrequently.
Film Journal International
Anna Storm
Like the inconvenience after which it's named, The Layover will have you wondering when you can be up and moving again.
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