It's another dark comedy with Steve Carell. Called Date Night, this flick is about a bored couple, Phil and Clara Foster, who get mistaken for a husband and wife wanted by some underworld characters for stealing from a certain Joe Muletto. It all began when Phil and Clara (played by Tina Fey) decide to eat at a fancy but crowded restaurant and take the table of a Mr. and Mrs. Tripplehorn in a restaurant, claiming to be them. The bad guys come soon enough.

Date Night follows our opportunistic couple as they dodge the bad guys out to do them harm. Director Shawn Levy (fresh from Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian) said he wanted a grounded and relatable character comedy about marriage and the lengths that some people go to to keep the spark alive. Levy says the comedy tone of Carell and Fey, who he has bouncing all over the city and getting into humorous situations, fits his idea for the film very snugly.

The movie also stars Mark Whalberg who plays a sexy and fun-loving private security operations man (a security guard). He helps them along the way, spicing up the couple's night with stuff straight from action movies. His flirting with Clarar isn't any help to Phil, though. Eventually, the couple reach the real Tripplehorns but instead of being helpful, they criticize the beleaguered couple for claiming their restaurant reservation. The misbehaving couple are left with no choice but to fix the mess.

Carell describes the story of Date Night as crazy. He says everything than can possibly go wrong happens in the movie and the couple are unaware of the web of malice and intrigue that surrounds them. The partnership of Carrel and Fey in Date Night is regarded by many as a dream match. Aside from Whalberg, the film also stars James Franco as a not-so-intelligent criminal.

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