Undescribable Perfection

Strong and Moving!

Beautiful, moving film.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Thought this would be a nice documentary to watch with the kids but alas, no Ford Escorts anywhere to be seen!

Pretty intentional. It says it doesn't want to go that way, but in the end that's what it does. So the story was nothing new, but it was the cast, particularly Lyndsy Fonseca. She was too hot for the title role. A sex addict journalist tries to do a story on high-end escort for his new job. They agree on to be purely professional, but as they explore each day, a new friendship develops. After learning that she's well educated and the reason for taking this path, it all comes to when his story is ready to publish. Their both lives are about to turn around, but how is what told just before the end.The film was not bad, but not good enough to praise. Worth a watch if you are not anticipating and just want an entertainment. Obviously the film is for the adults, but you won't be happy if you are looking for according to the title. Because the title name is only where the film plot was initiated and the remaining story was all about the character surrounding it. So it is not an erotic drama or romance or a thriller. The film was short and well maintained pace, but not the film of the year.6/10

the reason this flick gets such a low average rating is probably because the story is very weak. a dead horse beaten to death repeatedly. way too much covered by mainstream movies.meanwhile, almost everything else is flawlessly done here. okay, maybe not the best performance by all actors, but this doesn't really impact how we can enjoy watching it.good timing, chemistry, jokes, bashing pseudoscience, you're never hanging in a single moment even while you can always know what's going to happen in the "plot" (if you can call this a plot).in short: a brainless laying back experience and, perhaps above all, both a quite realistic and uplifting optimistic romance. touching indeed.

The picture/poster they choose to use for this movie is as provocative as it gets. It's beautiful! The film itself was lukewarm in all regards. I think Lyndsey would be perfectly cast as Kitty Pryde in an X-Men film. Loved her in Kick-Ass. I don't like any of these characters. I don't relate to any of them either. Who is this film for? Seems to me it's an attempt at film making by children with ultra rich parents.