Spin the Bottle

Extremely well-written comedy with serious message behind it. Five childhood friends get together for a reunion as young adults. The script in a very original and clever manner lets the characters build upon memories from childhood to learn things about their present selves. I'm surprised this isn't more widely known.

it is a little hard to believe that they can have sex with each other without being found out by others since they share a small place.

i can't believe that it was released in 2000, it felt as if it just happened. overall, it is a good entertaining film, i thought that it was those kind of film which i can play on the internet and watch it at the same time. but i was wrong, i had to rewatch the whole thing again because they do lots of acting through talking. lots of things happened in a short time.

i don't like that guy with piercing on his face, it should be a real handsome guy with nice body, then it will be more believable.

those people indeed have chemistry, it feels like they really know each other for a long time.

This is a great movie because of the relationships of all involved as they come together again. I love all the people, but I wouldn't have chosen Mitchell Riggs to play the main character Ted. He is rather bland in both looks and acting compared to everyone else. Holter Graham makes the whole movie worth watching with his rugged good looks.I wish more time was spent on Holter's character Jonah than on Ted. The three girls have a good relationship, yet jealousy thing going too, which is good.The relationship between Ted and Jonah is more explored here than in other movies of this type, (say The Secaucus Seven)and that is another plus about this movie. Watching Ted and Jonah together takes the male friendship thing to a new sexier level if permissible by guys.