It's supposed to be post-feminist breezy but ends up as tedious as the chatter of parrots raised on Oprah.
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08/29/02
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Amy's O (2002)
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Reviews Counted:30
Fresh:8
Rotten:22
Average Rating:4.4/10
Consensus: The title character is too self-absorbed to be all that engaging, and the movie's depiction of gender issues seems retrograde.
Theatrical Release:Aug 23, 2002 Limited
Synopsis: Best-selling self-help author Amy Mandell (Julie Davis) is having a crisis. Her book is about why relationships are doomed to fail yet she has never been in a real relationship, nor even had sex in... [More]
Starring: Julie Davis, Nick Chinlund, Jeff Cesario, Caroline Aaron
Director: Julie Davis
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Reviews for Amy's O
Feels familiar and tired.
08/23/02
Davis ... gets vivid performances from her cast and pulls off some deft Ally McBeal-style fantasy sequences.
08/23/02
Top CriticA depressingly retrograde, 'post-feminist' romantic comedy that takes an astonishingly condescending attitude toward women.
08/22/02
[Davis] has a bright, chipper style that keeps things moving, while never quite managing to connect her wish-fulfilling characters to the human race.
08/22/02
Top CriticDavis has energy, but she doesn't bother to make her heroine's book sound convincing, the gender-war ideas original, or the comic scenes fly.
08/20/02
Top CriticEntertaining despite its one-joke premise with the thesis that women from Venus and men from Mars can indeed get together.
08/19/02
Amy and Matthew have a bit of a phony relationship, but the film works in spite of it.
08/15/02
Despite its title, Amy’s Orgasm is not a porno, though it is as tedious as one.
08/07/02
Surprisingly insightful
07/26/02
Imagine Susan Sontag falling in love with Howard Stern.
07/25/02
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