A Guide to Second Date Sex

Watched this not expecting much, but i was really pleasantly surprised.

Laura and Ryan meet at a nightclub, and after an awkward exchange at the bar, we then jump to their second date. They both receive different, but equally terrible advice from their friends about how to seduce each other...

The two main characters, played by Mackay and Roach, are such likeable characters, i found myself willing them on, and cringeing every time there was a false start for them. They both play the awkwardness so well, nd with the fringe characters (especially Tom Bell's Adam, a housemate whom both Ryan and his other housemate Dan have never learned the name of), providing additional laughs, this is a great comedy.

Undoubtedly cringeworth in places, but without malice, i found myself rooting for them, even with everything else that gets thrown their way on this one night, interspersed with flashbacks to their first drunken encounter.

All in all, this is a good comedy with solid performances all round, and a last minute twist that helps add a new element to the already tricky and clumsy night that Ryan and Laura have both experienced

As a fan of cringe comedy I really enjoyed it, some of it you just gotta look away. Acting was well done and length was just about right. Think low score may be due to comedy style not as popular with all.

This is a personal favorite so I'll give it a 10 - since I'd love to watch it again! It's a spot on 2nd (or 1st...) date experience for us awkward but funny people. The acting is phenomenal and it has scenes that are so cringe but lovable at the same time! I go "oh no you didn't!" from one second to looking starry eyed and giggling like a school girl the next. And I love George MacKay and Alexandra Roach, they are such an attractive couple in this movie. The chemistry is definitely there! Greatly underrated at the moment. If you like British humor and have a sweet spot for everyday romance - you'll enjoy this.

Great acting and very funny for a film mostly set in one house, well worth a watch

I really enjoyed this. It's very much a short sketch but I laughed out loud and also found it very comforting in its own way, given so much of it was sadly relatable. Definitely worth about 90-100 mins of your day.