Sex Drive

All that matters is if it's funny -- and it is.

Three things and three things only keep Sex Drive from being teen-comedy landfill. The first is James Marsden, hilarious as the hero's bully-boy big brother. The second is Seth Green, beyond droll as an Amishman with attitude. The third is the Mexican doughnut costume.

Remains faithful to a portrait of teens as they see themselves.

The sweetheart leads, Josh Zuckerman and Amanda Crew, are easy to spend time with, and Seth Green as an Amish hipster and Clark Duke as an unlikely lady-killer hit every sweet-and-sardonic note with panache.

Sex Drive does not fully satisfy our comic desires.

It's not "Sixteen Candles," but it's not "Road Trip," either. Instead, this comedic car-trip riff on the teen-male libido and the lengths to which it will go to satisfy itself falls somewhere in between part endearing emo love story, part gross-out semen gag-fest, and, very occasionally, a smart, inspired, non-sequitur-laden hoot.

Sean Anders' derivative gross-out movie Sex Drive is easier to take if you accept that the answer to every baffling plot question is "because it’s a teen sex comedy."

Absolutely hysterical! My wife and I stumbled across this film OnDemand and we gave it a go, for different reasons I might add! **wink wink** We ended up discovering just a downright hilarious film. I couldn't stop laughing. The performances are wacky but still streamlined in their element, and the film rolls along a road of sexual conquest, evolution of relationships, and a donut costume! Check it out for a very fun time!

Another great comedy to add to the teenage, crude, sex referenced pile. A welcome addition that has great humor, surprisingly good acting and overall provides the viewer with a greatly enjoyable experience. Probably cheap and easy to find on DVD since it's been a few years since its release, well worth the spare $6 in your pocket.

This film is a terrible nonsense full of double meanings and full of completely ridiculous scenes and it is precisely this that makes it in some sense a small masterpiece of the horrid. This film besides being funny for the immense stupidity of the whole manages to be also partly deep in many scenes that even manage to amaze and make you think, and these things are ridiculous for such a stupid film like this. The film can only be appreciated if you look at it with the right lightness and the right spirit of little criticism and a lot of acceptance of the low-grade comedy that this film is imbued with.

Sex Drive, a pretty funny comedy movie, it's got a decent plot which is about this 18 year old lad called Ian (Josh Zuckerman) who decides to cross the country drive to meet this girl who's been chatting with him online. Also, the movie's got quite a few hilarious moments throughout and a lot of them work quite well, while some of them don't work very well. The only problems which I've got with this movie would have to be how certain scenes throughout are built up and how they end up being quite predictable. Another problem I had with this movie would have to be when they've shot certain scenes for this movie. The reasons on why is because there's a certain scene where Ian is sitting with one of his friends in the back of a truck and you see where his friend is sitting and when it pans over to the next scene, only Ian is in the background sitting in the truck and his friend is missing. Finally, the pacing for this movie isn't the best on building up for certain moments with the character's throughout this movie and it actually sort of ruins the characters. Overall, it's not a bad comedy at all, it can be pretty funny throughout, it's just there's some unfunny moments and some not so good pacing to build up towards certain moments.

This is a pretty standard teen comedy and horribly predictable movie. You will know the ending long before the first act is over. Also the jokes are easily seen coming miles away. With all that said the movie is actually pretty good if you just sit back and watch it. If you go into this thinking to hard then you aren't going to have any fun, but if you just sit back and let it happen then it's not to bad. There were a few times it caught me off guard. A Fall Out Boy concert at an Amish farm is pretty funny. Overall the movie is your standard teen comedy with your standard characters and standard outcome.