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Confessions of a Porn Addict (2008)A repentant porn addict enlists the aid of his filmmaker friend and his Porn Addicts Anonymous sponsor in hopes of convincing both the judge and his ex-wife that he's given up smut once and... See full synopsis » Director:Duncan Christie |
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Video Store Clerk
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Himself
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A repentant porn addict enlists the aid of his filmmaker friend and his Porn Addicts Anonymous sponsor in hopes of convincing both the judge and his ex-wife that he's given up smut once and for all in this mockumentary featuring Kenny Vs... See full synopsis »
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a love story...Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
27 March 2008 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
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This is that two-faced kind of movie which on one side is a standard and by no means above average movie while on the other hand, if you look for it, actually has a deeper meaning, ready to be discussed and philosophized around, attached to it (wether it was intentional or not I don't know and ultimately it doesn't matter).
Parallels can be drawn to the lead characters addiction to porn (and the characters therein) and what he himself ultimately has to go through in order to "cleanse" himself.
Usually I like these kind of movies and am willing to forgive the not-above-average side of them, though in this one the parts with deeper meanings felt a little disconnected and thus the lower rating.
Still it is a good movie if you have no better choice and you're in the mood for a dark comedy with a splash of social commentary.