disgusting, overrated, pointless

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

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

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

Ashton Kutcher is basically acting as himself in real life. The major problem with this movie is that it brings down the image of men, making every kid who watches this want to be a sort of toy boy. Since men watching this movie are obviously interested in getting the maximum amount of girls, they are most likely going to become irrespectable towards themselves thinking that this way they will be able to "catch" any girl. Every single man who watches this movie is going to stop having respect for themselves and for any women they come along, they will all turn into irrespectful assholes. I don't even understand why Nikki (Ashton Kutcher) is portrayed as an irresistible man if half of the movie he is dressed like a homosexual, wearing suspenders and earrings, combined with slim-fit pants and cowboy alike boots, I mean, anyone wearing that type of outfit is a homosexual.

Well, "Spread" is undoubtedly a very R rated movie, for obvious reasons-- strong sex scenes for Hollywood standards. Ashton Kutcher plays a womanizer who doesn't show any feelings for the girls he's been with, neither for his only friend. One thing that I enjoyed is how filmmakers bring the message that life gives back what you seed throughout it. If you never did respectful things to the people you've been involved, they won't bring anything good to your life in the future. Another thing that I liked was how it stayed away from the obvious Hollywood clichés we usually have in mainstream comedies; I mean, characters weren't any stereotyped-- with maybe the exception of Nikki--, turning the story much more believable. It only fails sometimes because it lacks a highlight moment, making it feel like a light version of the good franchise that "Cruel Intentions" was. "Spread" has a more adult perspective of the whole thing, taking it seriously for some moments, something that "Cruel Intentions" probably never did. Good picture anyways, even it not flawless.

For years I have depended on the ratings of IMDb to be pretty close to how I would rate a movie. This is the first time I was totally surprised to see a movie rated over 5 when I would give it less than a 1 if it was possible. I was expecting with Ashton in this movie, it would be fun, but it simply wasn't. This movie is like a very bad soft porn movie. If you want porn, at least find one that is honest enough to call it one. The reason I call it porn is not because there is any great sex scenes, because there are none, but because it had absolutely no story line. I mean,NONE. It was horrible. The acting was sub par, the comedy (as it is rated) does not exist. Don't waist your time on this one. Feel free to comment if you think I am totally off base.

"Spread" probably isn't a movie classic still even though the film has plenty of skin and kinky erotic sex it still teaches a message that finding love is tough it hurts, and that in the real world one must grow up. The cast works well together especially the chemistry between Kutcher and Heche is in top form. And the plot is very interesting at least emotionally as it shows how a young man grows from lust to wanting love.Set in Los Angeles, CA you have Nikki(Ashton Kutcher)as a young man who's a want to be hotshot as in the city of angels he climbs in and out of the beds of beautiful women just like changing underwear daily. Yet that's all Nikki wants is the young hot ladies that he sees at parties. Only when one night he meets Samantha(Anne Heche)who's a classy and elegant sophisticated attorney this woman not only has a body, but she's full of money and power. Now could this be the chance for Nikki to settle down no all he wants from Samantha is hot steamy and erotic raunchy sex. And many of the scenes show just that the skin scenes of Anne Heche were a nice eye candy treat. Yet this does not develop into anything loving or meaningful as Samantha gets tired of the boy toy as she sees Nikki just will not grow up.Then when you think the film twist with Nikki finding love with a waitress named Heather(Margarita Levieva) at first the dating appears real yet only when Nikki wants a commitment he finally feels the cold shoulder. As really it's a dose of his own medicine as Heather doesn't want to commit to him proving love is complex and cold it hurts. Overall good film that's erotic and sex driven still it proves even though pleasure is enjoyed, that when searching for love it hurts and it's complex and tough to find. As I took that message from the film.