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An indecisive couple facing the fourth year of their engagement finally decides to take the next big step and have a threesome.An indecisive couple facing the fourth year of their engagement finally decides to take the next big step and have a threesome.An indecisive couple facing the fourth year of their engagement finally decides to take the next big step and have a threesome.
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- 1 win & 1 nomination total
Elizabeth Ruscio
- Aunt Becky
- (as Beth Ruscio)
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After an awkward opening this film takes a funny turn, plot and dialogue. There's some really good laughs and poignant moments that make it worth a watch. Just be patient, and it will work itself out.
There's been many movies where you think "how can this be so stupid "and sometimes and I mean sometimes,it ends up being funny- this isn't one of them. Subtle comedy has its place but you must laugh occasionally. Never laughed once.
The unicorn really delves with an issue that many couples have considered ( as a triage when the wed is dedd in the bed) ,thought of, played with or simply not liked it at all. and i am also quite sure that many couples have had or will have or get the opportunity to have the discussion of or quarel about or even just get the chance to dive into a menage a troix or threesome or trike or triathlon or cross country or whatever. its volvo kosher avekmoi cissoir on the menu, you can choose between bbg or ggb, or ggg or bbb if your lgbtq. and then you can start deliberating, and i guess thats the worst part.
and this film gives 90% of the answers and prblematic issues connected to this bodyclustering phenomena. its not overly funny acted, but it gives a vivid insight to the term. the main actors are very truthful in the act, a less experienced actor wouldve shown all the signs of discomfort gig(-olo)ling away the dollars in repetetiv shoots of laughter, so well done.
the language spoken here are pretty rude english, the f-word are commonly used,and it sort of breaks the ice,else the writing are good,so are the plot and the cinematography. great use of deep and shallow focus,that carries the story a level higher than usual. its also very colorful in the costumes make up and props, and delivers till the end.
shall you try it out too, well then ask henry first,and thereafter do take the advice from the grumpy old man, still married even without a treesome, cause he recommends it
and this film gives 90% of the answers and prblematic issues connected to this bodyclustering phenomena. its not overly funny acted, but it gives a vivid insight to the term. the main actors are very truthful in the act, a less experienced actor wouldve shown all the signs of discomfort gig(-olo)ling away the dollars in repetetiv shoots of laughter, so well done.
the language spoken here are pretty rude english, the f-word are commonly used,and it sort of breaks the ice,else the writing are good,so are the plot and the cinematography. great use of deep and shallow focus,that carries the story a level higher than usual. its also very colorful in the costumes make up and props, and delivers till the end.
shall you try it out too, well then ask henry first,and thereafter do take the advice from the grumpy old man, still married even without a treesome, cause he recommends it
Good watch, will likely watch again, and can recommend.
It a great little "self discovery" trope with a great twist of it being a couple that grows.
It has ups and downs, lots of humor, and just a enough dramatization to make you feel for the characters.
Lauren Lapkis is amazing, and Lucy Hale makes a fun cameo.
Most couples that are into sexual exploration don't do it all in one night, and get kicked the entire time, but hell is it entertaining.
It reminds a little of "Duplex", but with a little more focus than is healthy.
It a great little "self discovery" trope with a great twist of it being a couple that grows.
It has ups and downs, lots of humor, and just a enough dramatization to make you feel for the characters.
Lauren Lapkis is amazing, and Lucy Hale makes a fun cameo.
Most couples that are into sexual exploration don't do it all in one night, and get kicked the entire time, but hell is it entertaining.
It reminds a little of "Duplex", but with a little more focus than is healthy.
Promising plot but eventually goes nowhere.
A committed couple that's been engaged forever with no wedding bells on sight have an eventual night. There's massages, raunchy in laws, hooker's, a gay bar all leading up to a three some. Within that hidden insecurities as is the norm is brought to the fore...
Could have been really promising but eventually falls flat.
Did you know
- TriviaThe director is Robert Schwartzman, whose mother is Talia Shire, brother is Jason Schwartzman, uncle is Francis Ford Coppola, and cousins are Nicholas Cage and Sofia Coppola.
- ConnectionsReferenced in On the Spot: Barbara & Trevor Vs. The Cereal Killers (2018)
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- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
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