Amy Adler Megan (Analeigh Tipton) is adrift in Manhattan. She lost her job, lost her fiancé and has been bunking with a kind friend and her boyfriend. On a night the threesome go out to celebrate Christmastime, Megan can't find her I.D. and a bouncer won't let her into a drinking establishment. It hurts. Leaving her friends to enjoy their evening, Megs goes home and finds a "one-night stand" hookup site. Lo and behold, a nice looking man, Alec (Miles Teller) is also searching for a fling. Therefore, Megan goes to Alec's apartment, they are a bit tipsy and they spend a nice evening together. When dawn breaks, however, there is bad news. A BLIZZARD has fallen in and the front door won't even open. In addition, M and A soon take a dislike to each other that wasn't a problem the night before. They are stuck in close quarters for hours and hours. Yet, after a morning of cold shoulders, they start conversing again and break into an empty nearby apartment for a needed household appliance. By day's end, they may be attracted to one another again. Unhappily, there are more secrets to uncover and when the snowplows do their thing, Megan leaves at once. Without even knowing Megan's last name, will the smitten Alec be able to find her in a city of 8 million folks? This charming romcom rests on the likable performances and attractive qualities of Tipton and Teller. They are the film's main stars and are in one setting, alone, for quite some time. Kudos to them for their turns. Then, too, the script is very witty and honest; beware, though, that there are many sexual discussions. The supporting acting cast, costumes, and direction are nicely worthy. Don't wait one, two, or three nights to find Two Night Stand. You will be happy you viewed TNS this coming evening.

Eddie Cantillo Two Night Stand(2014) Starring: Miles Teller, Analeigh Tipton, Jessica Szohr, Leven Rambin, Scott Mescudi, Kellyn Lindsay, Michael Showalter, Berto Colon, Brian Petsos, Josh Salatin, Chris Conroy, Victor Cruz, David Weiss, and Mike Lubik Directed By: Max Nicholas Review BEFORE LOVE. AFTER SEX Hello Kiddies your pal the Cupid critic here, with an interesting one night tale. You ever thought about having a one night stand twice. No, good it makes for a crappy movie. The film is about a chick who's hung up and hasn't done anything exciting because she sees her EX everywhere she go's with her friends and tries online dating. She hooks up with a guy, has sex, intends to leave cause she hates him but she can't cause of the snow and well they bond and you know the rest. I don't what goal this movie tried to achieve because its a very silly and stupid romance. They do have chemistry and I like the main leads, not the supporting cast. But have the time their just doing stupid stuff and plunging a toilet for thirty minutes. it would not seem interesting to any person who enjoys the genre of romance because it doesn't feel like a romance, I mean its not like a Nic Sparks movie where their fighting to be with each other, no it's just them talking and having sex and I don't care for the characters at all. There's no point, no talk of love or anything and its just a horrible silly attempt at a romantic comedy. The film doesn't come together all that well, I'm giving Two Night Stand one heart out of five.

Kris McCarthy I loved it. They touched on something that hasn't been done before. What would happen if you got stuck in a one night stand. Thanks to a New York blizzard they do. I actually laughed out loud at the awkwardness of the whole thing. Everything that could go wrong did, so they made lemonade out of it all and a really funny movie happened. Two run-of-the-mill under achievers really made for a perfect cast of misfits. Everyone around them is telling them to get it together but how do you do that when you have no idea how. Best bet is to find another in the same boat and hang on like hell. This movie was a fun ride on a coaster we have seen a million times. Not your typical rom-com but something new, fresh and just plain funny.

Jaybird248 "Two Night Stand" shows what you can do with two talented young actors and a really sharp writer. The plot is clever, but it's the dialogue and the interaction between Megan and Alec that really make this work. The running time is just shy of an hour and a half, and (spoiler) the ending is typical ROM-COM, but it's a pretty good cinematic example of the expression, "time flies when you're having fun." Definitely worth a buck and a half of your money and 86 minutes of your time if you like cute young characters saying smart, funny things. Kudos to the supporting cast as well and I always like when NYC movies are actually shot in the city and not in Toronto or Vancouver with NY street sighs.