Sex and Breakfast (2007) 5.0
Two young couples take a swing at handling their relationship problems through psychologist-prescribed partner-swapping. Director:Miles BrandmanWriter:Miles Brandman |
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Sex and Breakfast (2007) 5.0
Two young couples take a swing at handling their relationship problems through psychologist-prescribed partner-swapping. Director:Miles BrandmanWriter:Miles Brandman |
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| Macaulay Culkin | ... | ||
| Kuno Becker | ... |
Ellis
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| Eliza Dushku | ... |
Renee
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| Alexis Dziena | ... |
Heather
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| Joanna Miles | ... |
Dr. Wellbridge
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| Eric Lively | ... |
Charlie
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| Jaime Ray Newman | ... |
Betty
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| Tracie Thoms | ... |
Sarah
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| Anita Gnan | ... |
Mickey
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| Robert Carradine | ... |
Angry Driver
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| John Pleshette | ... |
Older Man in Elevator
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| Maree Cheatham | ... |
Older Woman in Elevator
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| Vincent Jerman-Jerosa | ... |
Brian
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Margaret Travolta | ... |
Gale
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Kory Hutchinson | ... |
Athletic Man in Diner
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Young couples experiment with anonymous group sex as a way to revitalize their troubled relationships. Through the experience they are forced to rethink the rudiments of a successful relationship: sex, love, and communication. Meet James and Heather. Their relationship isn't working. A cold distance has grown between them and their intimate moments feel forced. Heather is a take-charge problem solver who sometimes gets too carried away for her own good. She's determined to make her relationship with James work, even if it means being overbearing or making questionable decisions. James has recently started to discover that he's easily manipulated. He can't remember if this is the way he's always been, but he's going to do something about it in this relationship, that's for damn sure. Meet Ellis and Renee. Their relationship isn't working. The spark of passion they once felt has started to fade and both are fearful that this could mark the beginning of the end. Renee is thoughtful and ... Written by Anonymous
I didn't have any expectations for this movie, but 52 people have it a 7.9, it was free, so I figured I'd give it a go. Blah. The good news is Eliza Dushku has nice legs, and now I want a Denver omelet. An hour and 20 minutes of poor acting, weak lines, and a forced pill of controversy don't do much for me. Macaulay's mannerisms seem terribly forced, but at least it seemed like he tried. He failed, but he tried. The rest of the cast was forgettable, there are several pointless scenes and what's more, the film tries to focus on sex. The awkwardness was decently conveyed, but without spoiling a movie short on content, the ending really just treats it as a red herring. Sex and relationships, at least make up your mind what your movie is about before you shoot it, because whoever wrote this obviously wasn't talented enough to include both. Eh, at least there was some Sea Wolf in there.