Better Than Sex

Pros: The director exploits the extreme weaknesses and strengths of men and women...

Cons: It ended a little too nicely and neatly for my tastes...

The Bottom Line: A nice adult-oriented film that shows ya lots of boobies, no pee-pee's, and most importantly, the possible evolution of a one night stand.

Review: My friends have always accused me of being more like a guy than a girl in the random sex with strangers category. Safety aside, it's always been my belief that there's a major difference between sex for physical gratification and sex for love. Sometimes ...

Pros: The actors, lots of cute humour and steamy sex.

Cons: Will be a major turn-off for those who require romantic comedies to remain celibate.

The Bottom Line: Possibly the only cute romantic comedy that would get an NC-17 rating for sexual content... but it's all good!

Review: I’m not the sort of person who approves of one-night-stands, at least of the sort that you always hear about. You know, where two people come home from a party or a club, use each other in sexually deviant ways, and then dump each other like yesterd ...

Pros: Astute observations about how strangers connect and become intimate. The uninhibited actors are very sexy.

Cons: Disjointed narrative and the space-confinement becomes claustrophobic

The Bottom Line: This exploration of the consequences of a casual, contemporary sexual encounter between two consenting adults offers a provocative diversion - if you're into nudity and explicit dialogue.

Review: There's a decidedly feminist twist to this Australian bedroom romp in which Cynthia (Susie Porter) meets Josh (David Wenham) at a party. She's an attractive, intelligent costume-designer and he's an amiable, career-minded National Geographic...

Pros: Engaging stars, interesting relationship and some truthful insights into modern romance.

Cons: Occasionally showy interview segments and small production mistakes

The Bottom Line: A fun, interesting Australian import. 3 1/2 stars.

Review: Josh (David Wenham) and Cin (Susie Porter), two late 20-something Australians, meet at a party and share a cab home. Cin and Josh wrestle with the idea of asking each other in for a night cap. Cin rationalizes that Josh will be leaving in three days, to...