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Title: Walk of Shame (2014)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Elizabeth Banks | ... | Meghan | |
| James Marsden | ... | Gordon | |
| Gillian Jacobs | ... | Rose | |
| Sarah Wright | ... | Denise (as Sarah Wright Olsen) | |
| Ethan Suplee | ... | Officer Dave | |
| Bill Burr | ... | Officer Walter | |
| Ken Davitian | ... | Cab Driver | |
| Lawrence Gilliard Jr. | ... | Scrilla | |
| Alphonso McAuley | ... | Pookie | |
| Da'Vone McDonald | ... | Hulk | |
| Eric Etebari | ... | Biker Boy | |
| Oliver Hudson | ... | Kyle | |
| Jacob Timothy Manown | ... | Kid with Bike | |
| Carol Mansell | ... | Charon | |
| Bryan Callen | ... | Dealer | |
Meghan Miles is a TV correspondent who works at a local Tv station. She gets an opportunity to work at a network. She goes home to celebrate with her boyfriend. Her friends show up to celebrate with her. But they find her despondent. It seems like her boyfriend left without saying good bye and the network is leaning towards someone else. Her friends convince her to go out and get drunk. They get her to put on a hot dress. She eventually gets so drunk that a guy offers to take her home but she prefers to go to his place. And she spends the night. When she wakes up she gets s call telling her that the network is reconsidering her so she has to go to work but her car was towed away and her wallet which in her purse is also in it. And she left her phone at the guy's place. She then finds herself wandering around downtown LA and runs into drug dealers and people think she's a hooker. So she has to find a way get to work. And even the police are after her. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
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You know how it is: Strange things happen when you least expect them. But this is of course more like a female (tweaked) version of Hangover. The situations occurring here are a crude mix of what might have happened to someone on many different nights. Elizabeth Banks is a good sport, having to endure and go through a lot. If you want to see one, there's also a message about strong women here (which is not a bad thing at all, considering the stereotypes we get to see here).
Clichés and jokes may not always mix well, but the passion of the actors involved (even if James Marsden is merely a bystander in this one as are most of the other in the Banks show on display) do help the movie to elevate above other comedies. Not much, but at least a little bit. Obviously comedy/humor is not something that will be viewed the same by everyone. Tastes are different and this might not be your movie to watch