The new movie Date Night, in which Steve Carell and Tina Fey star as a suburban couple haplessly stuck in the middle of some sort of crime spree for an evening's time, is the latest installment in the grand tradition of "up-all-night" movies. To commemorate the occasion, I've pulled together my favorite cult classics of the underappreciated genre and listed them here. Feel free to peruse and then promptly tell me all of the ones I forgot.

Tags: 25th Hour, Adventures in Babysitting, Before Sunrise, Cloverfield, Date Night, Dazed and Confused, Do the Right Thing, From Dusk Til Dawn, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Midnight Madness, Night of the Comet, Quentin Tarantino, Richard Linklater, Spike Lee, Steve Carell, Tina Fey

After briefly losing out to the still-popular How to Train Your Dragon, which initially reported $20 million in kiddie tickets for the weekend, R-rated not-so-superhero movie Kick-Ass came out on top in its opening bow. Its $19.8 million beats Dragon's third-week $19.6 million and, combined with its overseas income, recoups its budget, hopefully making the prospect of a sequel more likely. Because if there's one thing we love more than little girls beating up criminals, it's watching those little girls grow up to lead productive lives.

Tags: box office, Date Night, Death at a Funeral, Kick-Ass

I know, I know -- Steve Carrell and Tina Fey sounds like a match made in Heaven. I thought so, too. Who doesn't love 30 Rock, when it doesn't rely too much on guest stars, and who didn't love The Office back before it had slowly begun eating its own tail, like the Midgard Serpent? Sadly, this is not 30 Rock: The Movie, nor is it even a recent, sub-par episode of The Office. This is a movie featuring the stars of Baby Mama and Evan Almighty, and as such it is nowhere near as funny as I half-hoped it would be.

Tags: 30 Rock, Date Night, review, Steve Carrell, The Office, Tina Fey

Television stars in feature films are all the rage this week, with actors from The Office, The Cleaner, Californication, Happy Town, Leverage and two actors from 30 Rock getting leading roles. Of course, in a lot of these cases, we'd rather watch them on TV for free.

Tags: Date Night, Death at a Funeral, DVD