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Gettin' In is a 2006 released comedy seemingly with inspirations of the American Pie franchise. For starters, the camera work and overall visuals is very amateurish, along with most of the acting. The comedy isn't funny and the plot is quite ridiculous. There are some watchable scenes but everything is either too over the top or predicatble. It is raunchy to an extent with a couple of those scemes.

The plotline is quite silly and awkward, but its one of those mindless comedies. It isn't the worst comedy but nothing special. Otherwise a very forgettable film.

Getting through this film was torturous. The cinematography was absolutely amateur. There was virtually no plot whatsoever. The acting was atrocious. I feel like my high school drama and film production crew on a four hundred dollar budget could have produced something more enjoyable. I did not imagine that films like this one could possibly exist on movie- renting websites where customers are actually trying to be entertained for their hard-earned money. The entire movie I kept imagining the producer being a fifteen-year-old perverted teenage boy with bad grammar and the film experience of a community college acting student. The storyline reminded me of the prelude to a porn except the dirty, overacted sex never happened. The sex scenes in this movie were horribly executed and with the storyline revolving around sex, I was disappointed to not feel stirrings of eroticism whatsoever. When this movie was trying to be sexy, it was utterly hilarious in the way that as a viewer you feel embarrassed for the director. When this movie was trying to be funny, I just felt depressed and let down that I had wasted my time viewing this, and now I am wasting my time writing a review for this. Bad, bad, bad.

Well it seem i will be the first positive review of the huge 9 reviews number. Well let me tell you this, the reviews are misleading and exactly why i do not take IMDb's score and reviews for truth. This movie is fairly enjoyable.

Sure the story is not "realistic", but do you enjoy watching big robots fight on screen or aliens invading Earth? Then it shouldn't be a problem. Its a movie, its for entertainment. This is one of those movie that is good if your drunk, literally speaking as well as figuratively if you follow Jeremy Jhans.

No its nothing spectacular, and it will not be a cult classic for me, but i did found myself enjoyed trough it and never checked my watch or anything. I tough it was a fairly decent juvenile comedy.

I didn't had one like this for a while and for that i am glad. Sometimes IMDb reviews are spot on, other times there totally not...

This is a bad movie. And I don't mean "good" bad. It's boring, awkward, and makes no sense.

Getting' It tries to be a teen comedy like American Pie, and it does feature teenagers having sex, but other than that it fails in every single way. It walks that line between amateurism and professionalism in a way that's just painful to watch. The entire budget of this movie was blown on renting a Ferrari, and perhaps on the opening scene, which has no connection to the rest of the movie whatsoever.

After that the plot makes no sense and doesn't seem to go anywhere, the camera-work and lighting are just plain bad. The dialogue and directing are so lousy I'm not sure if I can even blame the actors. I didn't laugh once. The "sex" scenes are incredibly awkward and pointless.

This movie has the quality of a porno, but without the good stuff. Everyone involved deserves to be ridiculed for it.

A young man by the name of "Silver" (Patrick Censoplano) is intent on losing his virginity but his girlfriend, "Sheila" (Trish Coren) is highly resistant to his advances. So much so that she breaks up with him after he tries too hard one night. Then one day he accidentally purchases a box of super-large condoms and when the news gets out he suddenly finds that he's a magnet for the opposite sex. Now, while this story could have been entertaining if it had used a little innuendo and some comedy, what transpires is something completely the opposite. Instead of being funny it was just plain crude. The acting was bad, the characters were ridiculous and all of the scenes that were supposed to be erotic were simply awful. Other than possibly Trish Coren and Sandra Staggs (as "Josephine") I can't think of any redeeming features offered by this film. Not that either of them performed up to their potential. Definitely below average.