First of all, the editing was just AWFUL; the cinematography was almost as awful.
Without going into much detail, there are about 10 or so actual "scenes" in the movie, and it keeps cutting between all of them in a random fashion. Often times the movie would introduce a character, and then cut to a scene completely unrelated to the character who was just being discussed.
The camera work was shoddy at best. At points the film almost seemed like a documentary with the way that the camera would focus only on one person during a two-way conversation, leading the viewer to believe that the scene was an in-movie interview.
The film is labeled "comedy", but there was almost 0 comedy in the movie. The acting was decent, but Sasha Grey just seemed like some slab of meat that really has no emotions whatsoever. For some odd reason, she is considered "one of the best" in the business. I guess when you're super rich, women who can't make meaningful responses make ideal partners.
The music was also terrible. Often times it was completely inappropriate for the scene (Think the Team America "**** yeah!" song playing during the Lion King when Simba's dad dies).
The only redeeming feature about the movie is that Sasha Grey undresses several times.
Without going into much detail, there are about 10 or so actual "scenes" in the movie, and it keeps cutting between all of them in a random fashion. Often times the movie would introduce a character, and then cut to a scene completely unrelated to the character who was just being discussed.
The camera work was shoddy at best. At points the film almost seemed like a documentary with the way that the camera would focus only on one person during a two-way conversation, leading the viewer to believe that the scene was an in-movie interview.
The film is labeled "comedy", but there was almost 0 comedy in the movie. The acting was decent, but Sasha Grey just seemed like some slab of meat that really has no emotions whatsoever. For some odd reason, she is considered "one of the best" in the business. I guess when you're super rich, women who can't make meaningful responses make ideal partners.
The music was also terrible. Often times it was completely inappropriate for the scene (Think the Team America "**** yeah!" song playing during the Lion King when Simba's dad dies).
The only redeeming feature about the movie is that Sasha Grey undresses several times.