A Night at the Roxbury

• Comedy
• Romance

This gleefully absurd comedy captures the desperate, unironic pursuit of nightclub bliss through the eyes of the Butabi brothers, fixated on the exclusive Roxbury and the promise of connection. The film doesn't rely on sophisticated wit but thrives in its commitment to relentlessly silly physical humor—particularly through over-the-top dance sequences—and a surprisingly sweet, if naive, romantic yearning. It’s a celebration of unapologetic enthusiasm, even in the face of constant rejection, and finds humor not *at* the characters’ obsession but *in* it. The film’s charm stems from its self-aware embrace of its own ridiculousness, effectively recreating the extended skit energy of its *Saturday Night Live* origins and offering a uniquely lighthearted escape.