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It started well, funny and interesting but then 5 min later it went down the hill. The girl is nice, funny and good looking, the guy not really (too mature for her) and there's no chemistry between them whatsoever. The plot is totally unrealistic and plain stupid.

A sad attempt at a sexy funny story that is neither sexy nor funny.

I find Lucy Hale oddly charismatic and watchable. I'd only seen her in horror movies before now - some a lot better than others - and even though the movie wasn't always the best, she was strong in spite of it. I decided to give her a go in a romantic-comedy (yes, that's how grim the film releases are currently that I'm having to resort to these genres) and it was much the same thing. The movie wasn't much to look at, but she shone through nonetheless.

I decided to give this one a go because of the R rating. I thought it might be willing to push some boundaries and take some risks. Sadly, it was very tame. It played it very safely and that was my biggest disappointment out of this one. No film that has multiple scenes set in Las Vegas should ever be as mundane as this.

The characters were the other big let down for me. Outside of Hale's character, there really isn't anyone offering much. Her three immediate friends have some half-decent moments, but they are very few and far between. Her love interest played by Leonidas Gulaptis was as generic as they come.

There's a fun concept here and handled with a little more effort and daring this could have been something. Sadly though, this one will be gone from my mind in a week.

Lucy hale is soo pretty and she has ugly bf in this ? and he dump her ?.. that really stupid thing here. some werid acting but its exciting .

this movie could be good if the plot goes smoothly but it really got off from the beginning till the end.

its not even a sex comedy. if this movie release in early 2000 , then maybe yeh its good, but not in 2020.

This is a very unfunny movie about a women exploring her sexuality. It's rated R, but manages to be as tame as a tv movie from a family channel. I think someone thought Lucy Hale making minimal facial expressions equalled comedy. The dirtiest lines come from Mindy Cohn, who is maybe the last person we want to hear them from. The lead actor is some interchangeable blank of a romantic interest--you never believe these two people are interested in each other romantically. Poorly written, poorly cast, and just overall lazy.