The idea of a married couple trying to have an open marriage by following 10 rules that will guide what they may and may not do is a great premise with lots of comedy potential. I hope one day someone will make a movie based on this premise. In "10 Rules for Sleeping Around," we hear all the rules in an early scene, after which the entire movie involves running around trying to hide infidelities that would appear to violate none of those rules. It's a broad, obvious, screwball sex farce filled with fake identities and mistaken ideas about what other characters are doing, which is fine for those who like that sort of thing, and it does have some funny moments, but I was disappointed that there was nothing in this movie that had any relationship to the title or premise.
Review of 10 Rules for Sleeping Around
