Hall Pass Movie Reviews

Hall Pass', directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, is a comedy about two middle-aged, married guys who’re starting to get restless in their domesticated lives, until their wives grant them a week-long break from marriage which allows them to do whatever they like, and more importantly - whoever they like, with no guilt attached. It’s a sweet deal that more than a few men would be thrilled to negotiate, but the wives’ logic is that

The Farrelly brothers are back, but minus their fangs. Their trademark toilet humour which made films like There's Something About Mary and Stuck On You hearty laugh riots, does remain, but in a diluted form. The bumbling misadventures of the two husbands who are desperate for a bit on the side don't exactly set the screen on a hormonal rage. Nor does it have you rolling in the aisles. Both Owen and Jason make clumsy attempts to be unfaithful

Hall Pass, starring Owen Wilson, offers a few laughs but that's about it. The film will fare poorly at the Indian ...