Love & Sex
2000, Comedy/Romance, 1h 20m
49 Reviews 5,000+ RatingsWhat to know
Famke Janssen's charm fails to rescue the movie from a dull screenplay. Read critic reviews
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Kate Wells is a beautiful and talented magazine writer who turns to her own life for inspiration when she is given an impossible assignment. Within twenty-four hours, Kate must write a single woman's guide to love and sex. A stranger to both since her break-up with Adam Levy, Kate conducts her research by recalling her many calamitous relationships with men, beginning with her first kiss and her first betrayal on the sixth-grade playground.
Cast & Crew
Famke Janssen
Kate Welles
Kate Welles
Jon Favreau
Adam Levy
Adam Levy
Noah Emmerich
Eric
Eric
Ann Magnuson
Ms. Steinbacher
Ms. Steinbacher
Cheri Oteri
Mary
Mary
Josh Hopkins
Joey Santino
Joey Santino
Critic Reviews for Love & Sex
Audience Reviews for Love & Sex
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Nov 10, 2010"Love is Ecstasy and agony, freedom and imprisonment, belonging and loneliness. It's what keeps us together when life tears us apart. So when you find that perfect man, hold on tight and then call me so I can run over there and see what he looks like and laugh because he doesn't exist you sad, perky little optimistic Suckers!!!!" Kate (Famke Janssen)is a jaded young woman who has trouble meeting and dating guys. Throughout the movie, you get to meet several of her loser boyfriends and are subjected to Kate's cynical negative outlook on love and relationships. She says, early in the film, that she's better at giving oral sex than at understanding a loving relationship; if this is the extent of her knowledge of men, no wonder she has problems lol! Favreau plays artist Adam Levy who meets Kate at one of his art exhibits. Soon thereafter, they begin dating and enjoy frequent sex. At first, their relationship is nothing but great and passionate. But as time passes the passion naturally fades and, eventually, Adam decides to call it quits with Kate. Overall, the movie is filled with witty dialogue, humor and honesty and takes you on a bumpy up close ride at love, heartache and the wonderful and sometimes painful art of making/breaking up.Deb S Super Reviewer
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Nov 18, 2009Yeah, I'll admit it, I liked this. At first glance it looks like another chick flick, but John Favreau totally turned it into a great comedy. It was totally worth seeing the movie just for his comedic timing. Oh, and this guy in it does just about the most hilariously bad Robert DeNiro impressions i've ever seen.Conner R Super Reviewer
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Mar 15, 2009tick...tick...tick...tick...yep, all romantic-comedy cliches ticked off. Nearly unwatchable.Marcus W Super Reviewer
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Jan 14, 2008Surprisingly well made, and a double surprising good cast of the two leads, instead of the usual flat boring actors this movies usually have (Richard Gere, Sandra Bullock, Hugh Grant, etc etc) Jon Favreau makes up for a very convicing average joe type of character, and Famke Janssen can actually act, she just happens to pick shitty roles in shitty movies. I guess those pay more than movies like this one. Also, this gives some hope to any average guy out there that maybe, just maybe, getting a piece of ass like Famke Janssen is not imposible....Nah, it is impossible, better stop dreaming.Tsubaki S Super Reviewer
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