This '80s-set comedy stars Topher Grace, an alum of 'That '70s Show' -- go figure!

Take Me Home Tonight Originally shot several years ago as "Kids in America," "Take Me Home Tonight" is a pleasant-enough all-in-one-night comedy.

What do you say about a coming-of-age movie set in 1988, shot in 2007 and just now released? I mean, besides WTF? For starters, I'd say Take Me Home Tonight has just enough heart and retro party ...

“Her hair is hollow gold,” sings rocker Kim Carnes as the camera alternates in slow motion between a girl who matches the description perfectly and a boy who can’t look away. “She’s got Bette Davis ...

Take Me Home Tonight faces the same perplexing question as Can’t Hardly Wait: Sure, you can make a mediocre ’80s-style sex comedy in 1997 or 2011 (or 2007, ...

So the setting for "Take Me Home Tonight" — Southern California circa 1988 — should provide some decent laughs, between the mountains of cocaine, pastel popped collars and "Bette Davis Eyes." ...

DVD releases about men on a mission top this week’s new releases. “Take Me Home Tonight”: A college graduate (Topher Grace) pretends he has a successful job to impress the woman he’s loved ...

In “Take Me Home Tonight,” Topher Grace is completely out of place — and I mean in the actual movie, not just as the directionless MIT-grad working at a video store and living at home while ...

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It, like, totally pains me to say this, but "Take Me Home Tonight" is a bummer.A nostalgic homage to the romantic-comedy romps of the 1980s, "Take Me Home Tonight" cycles through all the ...