Investigating Sex

I generally like Rudolph's work, even when it borders on the pretentious, but this one plain reeks of it, to the point where I was shaking my head at the screen, not believing what I was hearing and seeing during... Full review

I was really hyped up about Intimate Affairs.I mean, look at the cast.Dermot Mulroney, Neve Campbell, Robin Tunney, Alan Cumming, Terrence Howard;THEY'RE ALL GREAT!!!!!I was let down, because this movie turned out to be okay.It was not great, nor was... Full review

Anyone who had the pleasure of seeing this film doesn't know the meaning of the word "pleasure." What an inept piece of pompous trash! It is like Plato's Symposium for morons. Poor Julie Delpy looks like she hasn't a clue... Full review

I had the pleasure of seeing this film recently at a film festival. The crowd loved the film and gave it a standing ovation. I may be bias though, because I'm a huge Neve Campbell fan, and this is surely... Full review

It sure felt like a privilege to watch a film like that... Nothing like the average, fully predictable recipe-based product of the rather decaying modern American movie business. Unlike many recent films this one was actually based on real characters,... Full review

As a volunteer at the Denver Film Festival, I was given the opportunity to attend a screening of this movie tonight, and I am very happy to have done so. At times I think I was the only person in... Full review

Directors need to learn that audiences watch a film for the characters, and they need to understand the characters. "Investigating Sex" illustrates characters that are so narcississtic the audience is annoyed from first frame to last. I saw the film... Full review

The ubiquitous sensation of nonplussing the viewer is like a spell cast whereby the approach to discern the top-notch qualities seems to make the film more indefinable, more impalpable. On the downside (but not so far down as to bury it), considering that every minute counts because of the anathema, the film lacks any reliable sense of time. ... Full Review

(The What is Sodomy bit in Everything You Always with Gene Wilder and his leather garter belt-wearing sheep, is especially recalled when Nick Nolte shares his past experiences with a mule.) ... Full Article