Sharon 1.2.3.

Sexist and silly fantasies and stupid workplace harassment. This stupid movie should be in prison with Weinstein. Some decent actresses sadly sadly wasted.

I don't understand how this film was deemed a comedy, as there aren't any jokes in the film. So a nerd grpws up, makes some money, and meets three good looking women. I genuinely have no idea how this film even got made. It's severely lacking in all areas. Don't bother watching.

Horrible script with notable cast? I was trapped and instantly regret watching this movie. Jonah is already a horrible name for a dude and this just add up to the legacy that Jonah is a sexual predator with no idea which girl he's gonna bone a little longer. The protagonist is immature and doesn't know how to interact with people let alone boning women.

Conclusion:This movie is horrible and you not watch it.

A nerd dates three girls named Sharon and falls in love with one and the rest find out... blah blah blah... Yo, where's the comedy aspect of this movie??? This seems like an ego project by the virgin leading man. I did not laugh once and was bored from start to finish. It's not funny, charming, fun or in any way entertaining. Don't bother with this.

"Sharon 1.2.3." tells the story of Jonah, an unlucky bullied nerd turned successful businessman who struggles to find real connections in his love life. After solo-sex relationships with two hot girls named Sharon, he finally meets his Sharon, but he needs to man up and earn the girl's heart by facing his past fears.

This is actually a great comedy, certainly sometimes weird, but you can feel Jonah struggles and his feelings for Sharon 3. It gives a positive message into nowadays society: relationships based only on sec aren't healthy and should not be pursued by man & women alike.

Also I really liked the contrast between the first two Sharons (sharks without morals) and the third one, the dream girl we all fantasize about, mesmerizing, sweet, caring, strong and most of all with standards but not afraid of giving second chances with who really makes an effort in deserving her. That's a plus for me.

Needless to say the cast is great but especially Matt Bush & Skyler Samuels. However, I would have loved to see more, at least 10/15 minutes more, the movie felt a bit rushed sometimes, but this is a minor issue that doesn't impact too deep the movie's outcome.