Atom User Reviews for Late Night

Pretty cut-and-dry movie, but a satisfying watch nonetheless.

Not your typical “chick flick”! Second movie I watch this year where a woman is in power and woman empowerment is added! Definitely changing the world we live in ❤️

Thought it would be a little more funny

Wanted more funny

Love the cast! It was a really nice smart comedy, really well written a easy to watch !

Cute and smart. Went with my mom. Ladies matenie

was a cute movie, but leaves a lot of unanswered questions at the end. ended abruptly.

A solid flick

It was okay... thought it would be funnier with the cast that was in it.

Not my cup of tea but my friends liked it.

It was cute

Enjoyed this movie more than I expected to.

Funny and dramatic, it was great. And, damn, I never heard a Brit curse so much, that was a trip.

Late Night suggests that Kaling is as fascinated as ever not by the girl next door but by powerful, unruly women — and the unconventional love stories befitting their willful, idiosyncratic selves. But the film may be most notable for its summation of the thinking and rethinking that Kaling has done about her 15 years in Hollywood — and how to fight to change it.

Inkoo Kang

Slate

Thompson delivers a memorable performance as the abrasive “cold witch,” as someone describes her, perhaps even outdoing Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wars Prada as a delightfully wicked woman of power.

Diverting and for the most part agreeably amusing, Late Night is about as mainstream and conventional a movie as could be made right now about the timely issues of women and minorities finding equal footing in the workplace.

Todd McCarthy

The Hollywood Reporter