It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Sara Olswang (Tara Reid) returns home crying to Jane Bannister (Amanda Peet) that she had been raped by womanizing football player Mike Penorisi (Jerry O'Connell) after a Friday night out in the club. The single L.A. girls had gone out with friends Emma Cooper (Sybil Temchen) and Whitney Bryant (Emily Procter). Mike was with Rick Hamilton (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Shawn Denigan (Brad Rowe). Trent (Ron Livingston) got left outside for wearing his golf outfit. He manages to sneak in. Mike gets into a brawl outside and he leaves with Sara. What happens afterward is a matter of he says, she says.These eight singles are obsessed with sex, partying, and the ups and downs of the single life. The scattered points of view and the narrow focus of their interest leave the characters feeling rather shallow. There is way too much pontificating on every aspect of sex. It may work if this is an artsy movie about singles and sex. It's more about the rape and the conflicting recollections. The only thing that truly matters in this movie is Sara and Mike's story about what happened. There are too many characters to follow and they don't all connect with the rape. It's not focused.Then there is Tara Reid and Jerry O'Connell themselves. Tara's real life intrudes into this movie. None of these characters are likable and O'Connell is the worst of all. He plays a lot of these kinds of loud-mouthed jerks. The police interrogation is really off-putting. His character won't shut up. For some reason, the police let his friend stay and he kept trying to shut Mike up. It is hard to take such a stupid character. There two clashing story styles do not mesh and both of them are somewhat off-putting.

This movie isn't that bad to be honest. It's an interesting take on big city dating for the new generation. Sex, drugs, alcohol, they're all here and contributing the the deliquency of dating. Ron "Peter Gibbons" Livingston is in it, come on! It has to be at least decent right? Plus, you all remember Tara Reid? Yeah the blonde chick in American Pie, well she shows off her very nice breasts here. so Rent it now perverted high school/college kid! If you're actually in your mid to late twenties, this one might seem a little immature, but it isn't crap! It's a movie liked whipped in a lot of ways, only without the humor. So, if date rape and infidelity interests you, Body shots will at least interest you, if not entertain you, for 106 minutes. Rent it if you ever get one of those "Rent One Get One Free" coupons.

I found this movie to my likeing but the ending was a little hard to bare because i was really enjoying the storys tara reid and jerry'o connel were telling and like many other people i enjoyed the sex scenes expecially with jerryó connel and tara reid, oh yeah and i also really enjoyed tara reids toppless scene.

I anticipated a cliche chick flick but ended up in awe of how brilliantly funny and sexy this movie was. part of it was probably its brutal honesty about sex and the POVS of the two genders and their difference of opinions..i luved the Whitney/Trent pairing..that made me laugh out loud and the rape sub plot was very much interesting because it left us wondering what really happened...who to trust...and of course Amanda peet and Sean P. Flannery gave astounding performances throughout the whole movie but epecially at the end...honest to god and wonderfully provocative humor...this movie rocked...