Amy's Orgasm
2001, Romance/Comedy, 1h 25m
31 Reviews 1,000+ RatingsWhat to know
The title character is too self-absorbed to be all that engaging, and the movie's depiction of gender issues seems retrograde. Read critic reviews
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Amy
Matthew Starr
Priest
Elizabeth
Janet
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Apr 17, 2007<i>Amy's O</i> is an American indie comedy starring Julie Davis as Amy, author of a self-help novel titled "Why Love Doesn't Work", which has made her very successful and very rich. Surprise, surprise, she meets a man and starts falling in love, thereby making her re-think her negative outlook on love. Along the way, Amy looks at her own sex and love life, often in obsessive detail, examining her own neurosis and other peoples hang-ups. It's a very mediocre film - Julie Davis is fine enough, though a little grating after a while, but the supporting cast, including the love interest, are all pretty blah. The story is also completely unoriginal and the conclusion is horribly yucky and Hollywood-ish. To be honest, you'll get (a lot) more laughs, drama and insight out of any <i>Sex & The City</i> episode. I was pretty disappointed.
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