Whatever, it was light, at times stupid, but entertaining and I was never bored.

The people who made the trailers for 'The Night Before' seem to have a better idea of what it should be than the people who made the movie.

In The Night Before, which Levine directed and co-wrote, sweetness and crudity mingle from the outset.

An ungainly blend of Seth Rogen/Evan Goldberg's manchild maturation comedies and Levitt/Levine's maudlin, introspective dramedies, 'The Night Before' is tonally inconsistent.