L.A. construction contractor Marty Barnes (Mike Binder) has a safe suburban marriage to hairdresser Laura (Mariel Hemingway). With his friends' encouragement, he convinces her to go on threesomes with other women. The problem is that they seem to like her more and her inner sex monster is awakened.
Mike Binder assumes a tough proctological exam is automatically funny. He assumes that he can make the threesomes funny. He assumes the irreverent men talk is funny. Instead, they come off as weasels. Marty is slimy and pathetically small. It's a broad comedy without any actual laughs. The sexual politics come off as clunky. This might work better comically if it's her idea from the start. The sister vacation could have been hilarious. Anyways, Hemingway is not that funny of a comedic actress. She almost works as a straight man. This is not funny, sexy, nor even that likable.
Mike Binder assumes a tough proctological exam is automatically funny. He assumes that he can make the threesomes funny. He assumes the irreverent men talk is funny. Instead, they come off as weasels. Marty is slimy and pathetically small. It's a broad comedy without any actual laughs. The sexual politics come off as clunky. This might work better comically if it's her idea from the start. The sister vacation could have been hilarious. Anyways, Hemingway is not that funny of a comedic actress. She almost works as a straight man. This is not funny, sexy, nor even that likable.