The Night Before
Their past, present and future. All in one night.
Production
In New York City for their annual tradition of Christmas Eve debauchery, three lifelong best friends set out to find the Holy Grail of Christmas parties since their yearly reunion might be coming to an end.
Trailers & Videos
Official Red Band Trailer #2 - "Wild Night"
Official International Trailer
Official Trailer (Green)
Official Red Band Trailer (ft. Seth Rogen)
The Night Before (2015) – Working With Miley Cyrus
The Night Before (2015) – FIRST 10 MINUTES
The Night Before - ESPN Holiday Party (ft. Seth Rogen & Anthony Mackie)
Nathan For You Gets Awkward with "The Night Before" (ft. Seth Rogen)
The Night Before Featurette - Three Wise Men
The Night Before Clip - "Midnight Mass" (ft Seth Rogen)
Cast
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Ethan
Seth Rogen
Isaac
Anthony Mackie
Chris
Lizzy Caplan
Diana
Jillian Bell
Betsy
Mindy Kaling
Sarah
Michael Shannon
Mr. Green
Lorraine Toussaint
Mrs. Roberts
Randall Park
Boss
Ilana Glazer
Rebecca Grinch
Nathan Fielder
Joshua
Heléne Yorke
Cindy
Aaron Hill
Tommy Owens
Tracy Morgan
Narrator / Santa
James Franco
Self
Miley Cyrus
Self
Kamal Angelo Bolden
Kamal
Baron Davis
Self
Brooke Liddell
Cindy's Daugher
Kiley Liddell
Cindy's Daughter
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Reviews
Gimly
The skeleton of The Night Before is very clichéd, but the cast is magnificent and the requisite amount of jokes land.
Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole.
r96sk
Funny.
'The Night Before' makes for very amusing viewing, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen and Anthony Mackie are great together, I like all three actors individually and as a trio they are just as terrific - all give entertaining performances.
Rogen plays the most obvious role for him yet absolutely nails it, Gordon-Levitt is probably the weaker of the three but is still pleasant to watch - as is Mackie. The casting is top notch, with supports like Michael Shannon and Tracy Morgan. There are other noteworthy faces involved too, like Ilana Glazer and Lorraine Toussaint.
The plot isn't anything crazy or distinctive, yet still feels suitably fresh for the vast majority. I will say, though, the film does hit a bit of a wall at around the midway point, but thankfully picks up almost immediately - thanks to a great scene with a couple of fun cameos.
An enjoyable film. It's ridiculous, but they make it work. Recommended.
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