Quinn (Brandon Baker), Graham (Mike Schminke), and Lee (Tyler Thirnbeck) share an apartment and have girl issues. As engineering students, Quinn and Graham have come up with a formula to "predict and control people's thoughts" something us old school guys call manipulation, a word that is never used. Things go well with the formula other than the fact they can't win the girl they really want.
There are no babes in bikinis. This is not a teen sex comedy as one might expect. All the sex is behind closed doors. The worse language was using "taco" in a slang adult fashion. This is a romance comedy drama without much of either. The film was rather boring, even the bloopers at the end lacked humor. Now there were a few scenes that I liked, such as Quinn bumping into TJ (Katie Goebel) at a bar. Nice little initial romance scene. Professor Millan (Reginald VelJohnson) had a few good lines, but in general the film was cliche and boring. 1 1/2 stars
Guide: No f-bombs, or nudity. Implied sex. Semi-adult talk.
There are no babes in bikinis. This is not a teen sex comedy as one might expect. All the sex is behind closed doors. The worse language was using "taco" in a slang adult fashion. This is a romance comedy drama without much of either. The film was rather boring, even the bloopers at the end lacked humor. Now there were a few scenes that I liked, such as Quinn bumping into TJ (Katie Goebel) at a bar. Nice little initial romance scene. Professor Millan (Reginald VelJohnson) had a few good lines, but in general the film was cliche and boring. 1 1/2 stars
Guide: No f-bombs, or nudity. Implied sex. Semi-adult talk.