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Sex and Death 101 aspires to be a clever sex comedy, but has little life behind the sex or the death.
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As a writer, Waters is best-known for creating Ryder's sharp black comedy, Heathers, and Bruce Willis' self-indulgent bomb, Hudson Hawk. As a director, he tends to waste actors, and he fails to establish a consistent comic tone. Apr 11, 2008 | Rating: 1.5/4
As a writer, Waters is best-known for creating Ryder's sharp black comedy, Heathers, and Bruce Willis' self-indulgent bomb, Hudson Hawk. As a director, he tends to waste actors, and he fails to establish a consistent comic tone.
John Hartl
There are a lot of laughs, good performances, and points for creativity. Apr 7, 2008
There are a lot of laughs, good performances, and points for creativity.
Richard Roeper
Why not simply admit this is cheeseball porn, assembled with a slightly higher brand of cheese and nuts? Apr 4, 2008 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Why not simply admit this is cheeseball porn, assembled with a slightly higher brand of cheese and nuts?
Philip Marchand
This film is headed quickly for DVD. In the video store, though, it isn't funny enough to be shelved in the comedy section nor dirty enough to be filed with the smut. Apr 4, 2008 | Rating: .5/4 | Full Review…
This film is headed quickly for DVD. In the video store, though, it isn't funny enough to be shelved in the comedy section nor dirty enough to be filed with the smut.
Kyle Smith
What a sorry reunion for Ryder and writer-director Daniel Waters, who scripted her far better dark comedy Heathers back in 1989. Apr 4, 2008 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
What a sorry reunion for Ryder and writer-director Daniel Waters, who scripted her far better dark comedy Heathers back in 1989.
Joe Neumaier
Neither particularly dark nor even remotely funny. Apr 4, 2008 | Full Review…
Neither particularly dark nor even remotely funny.
Joanne Kaufman
Heaven help a writer who turns a philanderer into a blank. Oct 18, 2008 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
Heaven help a writer who turns a philanderer into a blank.
Josh Rosenblatt
Admittedly, it doesn't have many belly laughs, but if you're tuned into Waters' peculiar, highly intelligent comedy style it's a fascinating watch. Jul 17, 2008 | Full Review…
Admittedly, it doesn't have many belly laughs, but if you're tuned into Waters' peculiar, highly intelligent comedy style it's a fascinating watch.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
the monologues near the truly odd ending make you wonder whether Waters had an extreme fever when he was finishing up the script Jul 6, 2008 | Rating: 2.5/5
the monologues near the truly odd ending make you wonder whether Waters had an extreme fever when he was finishing up the script
Christopher Null
Sex and Death falls into the category of those unfortunate films in that it's a schoolboy's wet dream slathered in smug self-back patting and wish-fantasy run amok, all told with the deftness of a piano falling out of the sky and onto our heads. Apr 11, 2008 | Rating: D | Full Review…
Sex and Death falls into the category of those unfortunate films in that it's a schoolboy's wet dream slathered in smug self-back patting and wish-fantasy run amok, all told with the deftness of a piano falling out of the sky and onto our heads.
Paula Nechak
A fun, sloppy treatment of a profound premise that, as a reunion project between Waters and Ryder, feels right. Apr 10, 2008 | Full Review…
A fun, sloppy treatment of a profound premise that, as a reunion project between Waters and Ryder, feels right.
Brent Simon
Now we know how the dopes in the beer commercials spend their time when they are not drinking their beer. They laugh their socks off at movies like this. Apr 4, 2008 | Rating: 1/10 | Full Review…
Now we know how the dopes in the beer commercials spend their time when they are not drinking their beer. They laugh their socks off at movies like this.
Tony Medley
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