and the good-humored taxi driver on their hunt. On the way they find Allyson's minivan and pursue it. Cops pull over the whole crew and all four ladies end up in a jail cell, Sondra recovering from being tasered by a cop. Allyson conveys her frustration with herself as a mom to Bones, who shares his simple philosophy with her. Everyone is reunited and absolved of charges. Allyson writes a blog post stating that her life may be stressful and crazy, but it is also beautiful. Cast Sarah Drew as Allyson Sean Astin as Sean Patricia Heaton as Sondra Andrea Logan White as Izzy Trace Adkins as Bones Shiloh Nelson as Bailey Robert Amaya as Marco Abbie Cobb as Bridget Harry Shum, Jr. as Joey David Hunt as Cabbie Alex Kendrick as Pastor Ray Anjelah Johnson as restaurant hostess Kevin Downes as Kevin Manwell Reyes as Desk Guy Sammi Hanratty as Zoe Jason Burkey as DJ Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk (cameo) Michael Leone as Brandon Music "Everybody Loves Me"—Performed by OneRepublic "Dream"—Written and performed by Priscilla Ahn "Til I'm Home"—Written and performed by Mandi Mapes "The Way I Am"—Written and performed by Ingrid Michaelson "Ain't Nothing Wrong with That"—Performed by Robert Randolph and the Family Band "Boom Boom"—Performed by Josh Mobley Featuring Reina Williams "Walking on Water"—Performed by Lecrae "Cupid Shuffle"—Performed by Cupid "Arabesque"—Performed by Michelle Sell "Push Play"—Performed by Sixx John "Keep Breathing"—Written and performed by Ingrid Michaelson "Rinse It"—Performed by R!ot "Gangnam Style"—Performed by Psy "Night of My Life"—Performed by Group 1 Crew "Best Day of My Life"—Performed by American Authors "Turn to Stone"—Written and performed by Ingrid Michaelson "Hurricane"—Performed by Natalie Grant Production Filming started in June 2013 in Birmingham, Alabama, and wrapped by June 24, the Erwin brothers announced. The entire film was shot in Birmingham, hometown to the Erwin brothers. Moms' Night Out is the Erwin brothers' third feature film together and first comedy movie. Their intent was to create a clean comedy for Christian audiences and to remind mothers that God loves them just as they are. The film was produced by Kevin Downes, and husband-and-wife David Hunt and Patricia Heaton. All three of these producers also act in the movie. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a 20% approval rating based on 44 reviews with an average rating of 4.03/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Cheap-looking, unfunny, and kind of sexist