abufahad-28271 The only good thing about the movie was Alexandra daddario and Kate Upton... otherwise below average storyline and directing

Floated2 The Layover is an R-rated comedy starring Kate Upton and Alexandra Daddrio. The film has its moments but it's clear from its trailers what to expect. Being largely panned from critics, one should have low expectations when watching. At most, the Layover, the film feels like a teenage sitcom or something in which twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have done in their time back then.The comedy isn't too forced but it really isn't funny in many ways. Predictable and television type humor. The film isn't too long which passes time quickly, though other than most there is some entertainment watching both leads interact with one another. It's a light hearted comedy, perhaps some critics are being too harsh. It's what to expect.

vishnu-dileep08 Summary (no spoilers)The movie is about two friends who go on a road trip end up challenging each other for the love of a handsome man when their flight is redirected due to a hurricane.My Review (no spoilers)The things of low class in this movie would be the screen play which made no sense and somewhat the usual story. The guy was not so handsome that two extremely good looking ladies would droll all over him. Kate Upton still needs to learn a lot in terms of acting otherwise she should stick to her usual agenda. Alexandra did an OK job but not so impressive the rest were all blah plus all the jokes were sarcastic and disgusting. It had an unpredictable ending.My RecommendationNo, stay away as possible.My Rating4/10

Larry Silverstein It's hard to believe one of the screen's fine talents, William H.Macy, directed this abomination of a movie. I don't care if it's raunchy and crude which it certainly is, but it's also horribly unfunny and that's a deadly combination in my book. To add insult to injury, I found the film to be terribly demeaning of women.All in all, save yourself the pain and run far far away from this stinker!