One of the worst movies I've ever seen

Intense, gripping, stylish and poignant

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

From the infamous Christian movie makers. It was religious anvil after religious anvil. For a film that is proclaiming mom needs a night out. Every plot point is to the contrary. Sad thing is, there is some real talented actors. But their gifts are squandered. My advice would be to skip it.

Now if any of you have read any of my previous reviews, then you'll know that I typically don't care for Christian films, just because usually they are either cheesy (Courageous) or horribly offensive (Audacity, Gods not dead). Yes, moms night out is technically a Christian movie, having references to Jesus, and being written by Christian writers. Bit honestly it's just a funny comedy film, wouldn't have known it was a Christian movie if it wasn't for knowing who the writers are, and those couple references to Jesus. I really enjoyed Sarah drew (Radio) here, she plays the stressed out mom desperately in need of a girls night out very well. Patricia heaton (the middle) was probably my favorite here, she was hilarious as she always is in shows like the middle and everybody loves Raymond. The rest of the cast was alright. Alex Kendrick, as usual, just wasn't that good, I feel like maybe be tries, but here and in pretty all his movies, he just isn't that good of an actor. All in all, moms night out has funny moments, it's cute. It's not gonna win any awards for its writing or its acting, but if you're looking for a fun popcorn film to watch one night, maybe this is it. 7/10.

This is supposed to be a 'Christian' movie, yet it degrades man and woman, the concept of marriage and parenthood. The full grown men are complete wimps playing video games and afraid of their own children and the women are work-o-holics who are barely able to survive under the stress of a miserable life. Watching this movie disgusted the thought of marriage and I'd rather be dead than have this as my destiny. It displayed men as pathetic and motherhood as awful. The sad thing in society is that the men actually are not stepping up to the plate and that the women are normally total feminists doing both the man's job and the woman's. Traditional marriage is under attack and this is a sour joke of it. It was too relatable. We should be striving to what is traditional and good, not making a mockery of it. (sure the mom's were hard workers, but being a stay-at-home mom shouldn't be absolute hell, it should be a normal and wonderful thing.)The focus too, should be on men being MEN, not boys. (aren't they supposed to be the leaders? Why are the women doing everything? Why is their lives awful?) Poor portrayal of what should be good. Some parts were funny, but it overall was sad.

This was not funny for me at all. I think most of the humor is from smart people being stupid and hysterical.There is also very little that seems sweet to me. The part where Allyson painted her wall is sweet.I recommended this to my mother and she gave up on it after about a half an hour.The only good part is Sarah Drew. Her character was not amusing but she is always worth watching.I hope most people enjoy this movie, I hope my experience is not representative of most people but I sure don't understand why so many people think it is very funny and sweet.