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Conception (2011)A comedy that follows nine very different couples on the night they conceive, showing that sex can sometimes be more neurotic than erotic. Director:Josh StolbergWriter:Josh Stolberg |
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| Pamela Adlon | ... | ||
| David Arquette | ... | ||
| Aaron Ashmore | ... | ||
| Moon Bloodgood | ... | ||
| Julie Bowen | ... | ||
| Connie Britton | ... | ||
| Jennifer Finnigan | ... | ||
| Tim Griffin | ... | ||
| Steve Howey | ... | ||
| Sarah Hyland | ... | ||
| Jennifer Jostyn | ... | ||
| Leila Leigh | ... |
Bree
(as Leila Charles Leigh)
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| Jason Mantzoukas | ... | ||
| America Olivo | ... | ||
| Leah Pipes | ... | ||
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A comedy that follows nine very different couples on the night they conceive, showing that sex can sometimes be more neurotic than erotic.
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brunette | date | female frontal nudity | female removes her clothes | bare chested male |Parents Guide:
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Paul Reynolds: Okay People, let's remember what Aristotle said. The aim of art is to represent, not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. Alright, does anybody have any questions?
[kids fidgeting, one raised hand]
Paul Reynolds: Dillon?
Dillon: Where do babies come from?
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The sperm sample in one of the early scenes is a container with the word "PERISHABLE" misspelled as "PERSIHABLE". See more »Quotes
[first lines]Paul Reynolds: Okay People, let's remember what Aristotle said. The aim of art is to represent, not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. Alright, does anybody have any questions?
[kids fidgeting, one raised hand]
Paul Reynolds: Dillon?
Dillon: Where do babies come from?
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Saw this film with some friends at a film festival in Newport Beach, a few months ago. It was a pretty packed house and it was an adorable movie. The thing that stands out most is the chemistry between each of the couples, it was so real and believable - I loved that. That's always important to me as a viewer is if I can believe these two would be together? It was not exactly what I expected, as I was thinking it was going to be a bit of a raunchy film. It was adorable, genuine and very heart-felt. I will definitely be watching it again and cannot wait to check it out on DVD to catch some behind the scenes stuff. Luckily for me, I was able to check it out with the filmmakers and cast in attendance - which, for me, always makes the experience more enjoyable. In most cases, it doesn't necessarily mean you are going to enjoy the film more. For me, it did... I especially liked hearing how each of the "couples" scenes were shot in a day, on a tiny budget. It gives one hope that a budding filmmaker will be able to cast some big names in their tiny project... if the scripts right. And, luckily for this film, the script was right, I cannot stress how much I enjoyed it. Am I gushing? Whatever! Do yourself a favor and check it out, and make sure you check it out with a cuddle-buddy, as there will be some "ooh's and ahh's" within!