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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.

This is going to be my first ever review. I just had to share my thoughts on this film. When I saw a trailer I thought it would be a fun film to watch. I am not a very picky person when it comes to comedies. I couldn't be more wrong about this film. It wasn't funny at all. I felt like an entire film was so much like Hallmark films with PG friendly characters but then there is sex subject that doesn't get any spicy scenes. It wasn't either proper predictable romantic Hallmark film you would watch on Christmas about two people falling in love nor a sexy comedy with dirty jokes and funny scenes. I am a fan of Lucy Hale and that is why I watched it. Unfortunately for me the whole story was a cringe fest. If you consider watching this film, think Hallmark film with super PG friendly love story which meets somewhat not spicy sex comedy where is no sex scenes or anything funny. I can't even pick one thing I liked about this film. Really disappointing.

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.

A shining example of how to take all the right ingredients for a simple, fun rom-com and still manage to make a soul-less movie out of them. I wasn't expecting an Oscar-worthy production and I usually like the romantic comedy genre in spite of (and maybe because of) it's schmaltzy predictability.

There is however, one ingredient that must be present even if all of the others are lacking: Chemistry. For any rom-com to work, there has to be believable chemistry between the leads. Sadly, there is none to be found here. Also, frustratingly, there are many wasted opportunities to make scenes funnier, but they either weren't taken, or were half-hearted.

In the end, the movie turned out ironically to be like Lucy's character: Full of potential but somehow unable to realise it.

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