Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Friends with Benefits
Didn't this movie come out already with Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher?
No, this film is much smarter, more clever, and hilariously funnier. It's L.A. (Justin Timberlake) versus N.Y.C. (Mila Kunis) as two professionals spar with words (foreplay) and finally agree to be friends with benefits (sex without any emotional attachments). This movie about relationships pokes fun at its own genre, the romantic comedy. The dialogue is fast and witty. The "R" rated sex scenes are hysterically raunchy. Both main characters are damaged goods that have a special bond with their parent. Timberlake and Kunis have great chemistry together. The supporting cast is also terrific and look for some cameos and recurring joke themes. This film is targeting the iPhone, social networking, wii generation. If you stay to the end of the credits, you'll see outtakes from the movie within the movie.
Alien gives it 4 "putting perspective on the Hollywood sign" stars out of 4.
Didn't this movie come out already with Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher?
No, this film is much smarter, more clever, and hilariously funnier. It's L.A. (Justin Timberlake) versus N.Y.C. (Mila Kunis) as two professionals spar with words (foreplay) and finally agree to be friends with benefits (sex without any emotional attachments). This movie about relationships pokes fun at its own genre, the romantic comedy. The dialogue is fast and witty. The "R" rated sex scenes are hysterically raunchy. Both main characters are damaged goods that have a special bond with their parent. Timberlake and Kunis have great chemistry together. The supporting cast is also terrific and look for some cameos and recurring joke themes. This film is targeting the iPhone, social networking, wii generation. If you stay to the end of the credits, you'll see outtakes from the movie within the movie.
Alien gives it 4 "putting perspective on the Hollywood sign" stars out of 4.
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