The last movie in this series was Claire of the Moon, a film so laborious that I needed your physical assistance to help my body up off the ground. Little by little my weight sunk at each conversation deconstructing the lesbian experience until finally I passed into a horizontal plane of existence as the credits washed over mine tired eyes. Nicole Conn had done the opposite of putting respect on my name – she’d bested me with her debut film.
I’d move on, I thought. Nicole Conn had proven she could force me into submission as the workplace orientation video of filmmakers and we’d go our separate ways. Then I googled Elena Undone – a movie suggested by many of you but more importantly a movie that existed on Netflix – and I bet you might be able to guess whose name accompanied the title.
An accidental autofill took me to the Urban Dictionary page of “Nicole” and gave me some insight as to who Nicole Conn was and what she wanted from me. “A Nicole is someone who is omnipotent. A Nicole is gorgeous, intelligent, mysterious, witty, hilarious, out-going, creative and seductive, yet she is also tough, street-smart, experienced, brave, enduring, and mainly a wonderful mother. Nothing and nobody can compare to a Nicole in any aspect. Mess with a Nicole, or her family, and you will regret ever being born,” Nicole Conn probably wrote in a dark room lit by a single candle. Okay, so I’d approach this movie about an affair between a gay woman and a pastor’s wife with caution. Give it some leniency lest I endanger myself and those around me??
So, having now watched Elena Undone, rather than grade it to be a “good” or “bad” or “really not very good” or “garbagio” movie, I will simply ask a neutral question, which is: I’m sorry what.#
Starting the movie is an acknowledgement that this story is based on “true events” and a wide shot of two women literally crossing paths while a narrator explains, mathematically, “In love, one and one are… one.”1 Hmm. This fades into a church service where we meet Elena, a preacher’s wife, the biological mother of a 16-year-old exceedingly white boy with blonde curls2, and a woman that has never looked sadder.
Next we meet Peyton, author of Trust? Who Needs It? An Agoraphobic’s Memoir.3 Regardless of whether or not I understand this title or concept behind it, it’s a book that’s been immortalized in plaque form for “Best Self Help Novel.” This plaque, along with a promotional flyer for a reading of Peyton’s book being held in an enclosed public space with, presumably, a crowd of people4, is being prominently displayed at her mother’s funeral service.5 It’s either that or Peyton is at her own home after the funeral service where she’s decided to advertise her own event on a mantle.6
We cut to a man on a deck who’s talking directly at the camera and it looks like we’ve abandoned the film and are now in a commercial for either a life insurance policy or porch sealant.7 This is Tyler, and what’s he’s actually talking about it soul mates. “Twin flames”, as he puts it.
Now Elena sadly brushes her hair before bed and up sneaks her husband, Pastor Barry, who whispers in her ear, “I heard someone might be ovulating this morning,” to which Elena responds “Mm-hmm” in the way most women respond to an old man on the street who incorporates “pretty lady” into his gross query. “I’ll be right back,” Barry says. Fading in and out of the following sex scene that even though is between a married couple is being shot as maybe not the most… reciprocal thing that’s ever happened8 is shots of Peyton swimming.9
Some time later we’re in Pastor Barry’s office where Elena is being accosted by a woman who wants Elena to take a more vocal stance as the pastor’s wife against gay people getting married, which is something this woman and Pastor Barry consider to be a bit of a passion project. Elena attempts to defuse the situation with non-answers and Pastor Barry does a terrible job at removing this woman from his wife’s mentions. Afterwards, Elena reveals in the hallway to Barry that she’s gotten her period, so having sex with him was as fruitless as it was probably traumatizing.
Peyton can’t bring herself to go collect her mom’s items at the nursing home. This is probably due in large part to the flood of childhood flashbacks that lead to her hugging tea kettles in an attic. Still, this is probably super inconvenient to the staff at the nursing home and instead of calling them back about it she goes for a hike.10
Tyler – who again would like you to consider the idea of twin flames for four easy payments of $19.99 – is holding a talk called Soulemetry11 By the Stars. (By the way, who was the graphics person on this film12 and what are their rates?) How soul-ucky that Soul-Blim-in-nal Courtyard13 exists. With that kind of karmic energy behind it it’s bound to be soulcessful. Also, Tyler would like everyone to know that even though everyone thinks he’s gay, he’s not.14
Peyton and Elena meet at an adoption orientation meeting, which are things that definitely exist, and which is perhaps the lesbianest meet-cute of all time. Because Peyton is there by herself, she makes a point of reassuring the people hosting it that she has a job.15 Saying “I have a job” to a group of people that haven’t asked is a great way to make everyone think you for sure don’t have a job. After the meeting, Elena and Peyton exchange business cards under the pretense of collaborating on their respective photography and writing projects.
Like the book store plot line in Anne Wheeler’s Better Than Chocolate, it feels like I’m being pressed to acknowledge something that ultimately has nothing to do with the rest of the movie so: Tyler’s making a documentary about soul mates, which is being relayed to us between scenes via confessional videos of couples discussing how they met. There. Moving on.
Now Peyton is at her home going through an obsessive routine at dinner (cleaning her utensils over and over, rearranging her food), and this is either casually dropping in Peyton’s OCD, which would be fine, albeit not really what it seems this like this movie or this character’s motivations are about, or this is meant to remind the audience of Peyton’s agoraphobia even though these are two different conditions and one doesn’t always lead to the other, which would be bad.16
Nicole Conn wisely abandons this and has Peyton’s best friend, Wave17, show up with wine. Wave launches into an explanation of why Peyton’s ex-wife (who cheated) wasn’t the one for Peyton. You two didn’t have passion, Wave explains, and then to drive this point home references the “fucky”18 – AKA the act of fucking – that she does on the regular and which was absent in Peyton’s married life.
Elena, who’s in a perpetual state of turning away from her husband, gets ready for a night out on the town (population: one). One and one… equaling one. That’s right, I’m talking about Soulemetry, baby. It’s an intimate affair that starts with a song and an intriguing observation that everyone in the room might be standing next to their soul mate. While everyone’s mingling, Tyler facilitates a meeting between Elena and Peyton. They talk about their marriages past and present, and it’s here Elena finds out Peyton’s a big ol’ ‘mo. To neutralize her visible excitement upon learning this bit of information, Elena plays the “Barry, my husband, the pastor,” card before dipping out of the party.
That doesn’t stop Peyton from calling Elena to be like, “Oh, I need a photographer for this… project I have.” They meet in the park to look through Elena’s portfolio – a portfolio in which Elena has included a tasteful and shadowy nude of herself.19 Naturally, this lands Elena the job of Peyton’s new author photo photographer.
There’s a great moment in the middle of this hang out where Peyton goes to move Elena’s hair out of her face and Elena’s like, “Oop, please don’t.” I’m noticing this is a trend in lesbian movies and I would like to pitch my own lesbian movie made entirely of Hair Tuck Missteps. Like a blooper reel, but a real reel, and of hand after hand reaching for the impossible.
Much like Frederick Douglass being recognized, Peyton and Elena begin seeing each other more and more. In one scene that looks like it was designed by and for The Bachelor Nation, Elena explains her lukewarm to cold feelings for her husband Barry. Lay that groundwork, girl.
mommi
They also talk about soul mates (with the soul mate talk jesus), how all Peyton wants is a baby, and how Elena is mommi. No, I’ve added that last part, but it does stand.
Now it’s time for Elena to take Peyton’s author photo. At the beginning of the shoot, Elena asks Peyton when she knew she was gay. Peyton’s casually like, “I dunno, when did you?” Zamn. But also, even though we all know where this is going, I feel like the audience missed out on an integral part of the last conversation and was supposed to make the jump from Elena saying she’d never really been into her husband to Elena being a card carrying member of the sisterly rolls.20
Peyton meets her friend Wave to talk in the bushes.21 Wave reports for her gay best friend duties and warns Peyton against getting involved with a straight woman who’s married. Peyton agrees and decides she’s going to make herself less available.
That is until Elena shows up at her house while she’s in the middle of sunbathing to show her the pictures they took. Peyton’s like “Coolcoolcool yeah let me just run inside real quick and casual” and then proceeds to freak-a-leek in the bedroom trying to figure out what to wear. She comes out in a cut off plaid button up, jeans, and boots. You’re doing amazing, sweetie. One to ten on the Not Doing Great In Easing The Straight Lady Into How Gay You Are scale, we’re at about an eight.
Elena is having a hard time wrapping her head around her feelings for Peyton and what that means about her sexuality. “I spent my whole day looking at lesbian sites22,” Elena says on a phone call with Peyton before explaining that because she wasn’t attracted to any of them, she’s not a lesbian. What kind of sites? Like Autostraddle? Picturesoflesbians.net? There is one picture of a lesbian that Elena likes.
Another phone call secures it: Elena has a crush on Peyton. Right before hanging hanging up mid sentence because of her husband walking into the room, Elena says, “All I can think about is…”
Ding dong! It’s Elena’s unfinished thought. There is a lot of talking in this first make out session. Elena asks Peyton if she’s scared to be alone with her… so soft… just what she imagined… and then once that nonsense stops and they sustain kissing for more than two milliseconds at a time, some really unfortunate music starts. It’s like if Meredith Brooks, Poison, and a World Market CD made a song.23 Alright, long make out. Doing great, ladies. Okay, wow, this is like the jam band set of make outs.
I don’t know, does Elena’s accent keep slipping in and out and everyone’s okay with it?24 Either way, it’s back to normal life, where the first thing your husband says to you when he enters the house is, “Did you pick up the beer?”
It’s that kind of stuff that drives Elena right back to Peyton. Sitting together one night Elena says, “Make love to me, Peyton.” When Peyton skirts the issue, Elena tries it reverse: “Peyton, make love to me.” Achievement unlocked!
Now we’re in a backlit room. Scoring their first time sleeping together is another poor music choice that sounds like what plays when a cartoon character sneaks down a hallway.25 The audio has gone rogue here and every one of their movements is being super amplified despite the distracting music. Think I just heard someone’s knee crack.26 Elena’s doing the face-into-the-crook-of-the-elbow move, which is Former Straight Lady for “I’m trying this gay sex thing and it’s going great!!!”
The next day they’re both walking on sunshine while recounting their night to their best friends. Peyton is getting checked by Wave while Tyler is the embodiment of a high pitched scream into cupped hands for Elena.
There’s a lot of back and forth after this. Elena still has to be with her family, which shocks Peyton in a way that is curious for a person who has had at least five conversations anticipating this very thing.27 Then they begin to exist in letters, which Elena’s son, Nash, finds a stack of while on family vacation and just cries and cries with his girlfriend about it.
Barry attempts some moves on anniversary night and Elena gives him the trusty “I’m tired.” He flips, brings laundry into the picture28 and says that like their sex life it’s also slipping. I pray that this was the moment that was based on true events.
Elena’s son is still losing it about his mom receiving erotica from another woman. He buys a bunch of liquor and goes to drink it on a mountain/cry about it. As getting wasted on a mountain by yourself in the middle of the day as a teenager29 typically goes, this ends in an arrest. Nash avoids jail time because the police know his dad. His return home, prompts some very serious conversations and the main takeaway is: Mom’s Gay.
I know I said I was moving on from this, but one of the couples in Tyler’s Soulemetry videos is two people with multiple personalities who’ve each matched with a different one of the other’s personalities?30 What a bizarre addition to a movie and – re: how it’s being presented – take on comic relief?
Plot twist: Peyton is the one who says she can’t do this long term. She wants Elena to be honest with herself and with her family first. Perfect. Love to have sat through this two hour movie for this.
Scary lady from church catches Elena and Peyton making out in the park (even though Peyton’s just said she can’t do this31) and sprints back to her car to make a very important phone call about it. She then heads directly to Barry and Elena’s house to tell Barry what she’s just seen and he’s angry.
So angry that he punches a bush32, which you might imagine doesn’t go well. After a day of thrashing and driving, Barry knows it’s over but doesn’t say it. It’s confirmed later when Elena tells him she’s been lying to herself and him for years.
Six months later… (no explanation34)
Peyton’s going to adopt! She says so while she’s walking with Wave in the park. Then they run into Elena, and surprise, Elena’s pregnant! Peyton feels played. “I might be the fool but you’re the selfish whore.”35 Okay! Then Elena passes out.
Later Nash shows up at Peyton’s house and says his mom needs her. Upon arriving at this group discussion36 being held in the Curious World of Drapes37, Peyton’s like, “Real quick, what am I doing here?” Tyler’s the father of Elena’s baby, that’s what! Elena says, “Tyler’s little guys hit the jackpot”38 and I’m gonna need *rihanna ft. kanye* four, five seconds of timeout. Then Elena tells Peyton she’s the greatest love she’s ever known.
Cut to a scene in the park months later. (Does Nicole Conn know you can go somewhere besides the park?) Everyone’s passing around Elena’s baby and eating slices of that good life. Where’s Peyton’s adopted baby that she was just talking about?39 Is this Elena’s and Peyton’s baby together? Is this everyone’s baby? Why does Tyler have to oversee every interaction Elena and Peyton have together? Wait, is this a cult?
Answering my question, the movie ends with Tyler looking directly at the camera saying, “Yes, all is as it should be. Soulemetry.”40
41
“Nash is slipping! The laundry is slipping!”
I watched this movie months ago, and “I’m sorry, what?” is the perfect plot summary.
Traci Dinwiddie (Peyton) is in another godawful lesbian movie called “Raven’s Touch.” Don’t. Watch. It. Just. Don’t.
raven’s touch sounds like its theatrical release poster was made to be in the background of tv show
We would all be better off if this were true
Oh gawd. Not another Nicole Conn special, or someone else getting into the bad lesbian sex/melodrama thing?
I thought I’d actually successfully avoided this film, but I’m being re-traumatised by the fact that Dinwiddie looks a lot like my sister (the one I don’t get on with), so it was protective amnesia.
The other annoying aspect is that the other actress is one of my “types” lookswise, but this film and her acting and making out with my sister and Nicole Conn adds up to a tsunami of awfulness.
Can I still call myself a lesbian if I’ve seen none of the movies you’ve recapped so far? Snorted throughout the recap though !! Thank you so much for your sacrifice !
i hadn’t seen any of these until i started recapping so you can absolutely still call yourself a lesbian
That is two of us
I forgot how fucking weird this movie is. All I remembered was “two attractive ladies make out; is not good”.
I completely forgot about Tyler, the soul mate guru/cult leader. Why are so many lesbians movies completely bonkers.
i want to write the lesbian version of “they came together” (prob keep the same name tho) where paul rudd and amy poehler hit every romantic comedy trope and i will mash up every completely bonkers plot line to date
They Came Together Too
It’d probably be my favorite movie.
You could have like a 5-minute romantic montage of the couple staring at each other longingly and continuously almost kissing.
Wow.
Umm.
Yeah.
Excellent! I really feel like you have made it to the nadir now!
Although there are other Terrible Lesbian Films I actively hate more than this, there’s just something about this one that hits all the spots of awfulness that really de-elevates it below most others.
The only question now for Erin is whether you can make it 3/3 and watch A Perfect Ending and make it out alive/sane.
Also, at some appropriate juncture in this series, I’d really like to have a conversation about toe movement in lesbian sex scenes.
i feel like watching three nicole conns in a row unlocks a portal to a turqoise jewlery store where you then remain forever. also hell sally let’s discuss whatever you want about toe movements right here right now
Toe movements: it seems like in a high proportion of lesbian sex scenes, at peak scissor we’ll get a shot of toe curling/scrunching.
Now, I don’t think I’m venturing too much personal info here to say I’m not a toe-curler in bed, nor do I believe I have encountered anyone who is (admittedly, I never monitored this steadfastly). If anything, I believe toe stretching is the more natural reaction. Further primary research in the co-dependent echo chamber of my marriage also suggests this is not a thing.
So I guess I’m seeking further thoughts and experiences from the wider community about whether there really are toe-curlers out there.
If not, is it possible that these actresses are subconsciously breaking the fourth wall to suggest their disdain for how toe-curlingly awful these films are?
toe curling is indeed a thing. i’ve even referenced a song that gives it a shout out in this very review! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M48nlk-1kH8 also, there exists a video on my phone of someone at AS seeing the tattoo scene in foxfire and responding, “my toes just inadvertently curled.” who is it? i’ll never tell xoxo gossip girl
“Further primary research in the co-dependent echo chamber of my marriage” ? Sally, I’m dead
Sally! I’m totally in your corner on this toe curling/stretching thing. I always associated toe curling with disgust/anguish… tho I understand there can be many iterations of toe movement! Not looking to shame anyone’s feets
“I pray that this was the moment that was based on true events.”
This made me laugh so hard I almost couldn’t breathe…
Was this article supposed to have footnotes?, because the academic in me is looking for them…
Also, I think this film still holds the record for longest on screen kiss! Which might explain why it feels like the moe. of make outs.
i’ve numbered the i’m sorry whats brittany
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. right.
ohhhhhhhhh
I watched this movie years ago because it was the highest rated lesbian film on Netflix that didn’t sound like porn. I was … confused. I’m sorry what is a very apt description of Elena Undone.
I can’t believe I missed your review of Claire of the Moon! I must have been on vacation when that was put up. Going to read it now because I watched it as a teen (it was one of the very few lesbian movies Blockbuster had in the early 2000’s. Yes, I’m old.) and I’m surprised it didn’t scar me for life.
I too saw this movie due to the high rating. After I saw the movie, I was like is the high rating just based on the sex scene or are people reviewing this after playing a drinking game?
My suggestion for one of the next movies to review is the weird My Summer of Love featuring Emily Blunt, which last I checked was on Netflix.
Really! I watched it about 4 or 5 years ago and I remember comparing Netflix ratings with IMDB ratings/reviews hoping to find a decent lesbian film to watch. This seemed like the best bet from the 20 or so movies Netflix had at the time. It was so not.
Yeah I think I saw it about 4 years ago too. I think I remember googling it and reading good sex scene in one woman’s review(I think it was on some forum?) a
Shoot that posted before I could finish. Yeah saw one review of good/hot sex scene and got intrigued cause it was on Netflix, and for some reason thought it was NC-17. The previous lesbian movie I saw was The Gymnast(after the L Word finished) and actually thought it was a good movie so took the chance.
Fucky.
What the fucky
Here is what I need from you. It’s a big ask. I need a similar review of the most lesbionic episodes of Xena Warrior Princess. No pressure. It’s just something I can’t live without.
oh my gosh yes
“At the beginning of the shoot, Elena asks Peyton when she knew she was gay. Peyton’s casually like, “I dunno, when did you?” Zamn.”
Also, ERIN
hey sarah!
HEY
This is my favorite series on Autostraddle tbh. I just really love reading these. (Especially because they’re mostly about films that I see in passing on streaming sites, and go, “Mm.. no.”) So, thank you.
thank you for loving these kris i’ve aged bigly since they started
merci, merci
Lordy, I hope there’s a Hair Tuck Missteps film made because of this.
Ok so this was amazing thank you for saving me from watching this terrible movie.
So, apparently they let Nichole Conn make ANOTHER terrible lesbian movie, it is called A Perfect Ending, please watch it and recap it – it’s got some pros and cons.
Pros: Jessica Clark is naked in it, also the actress who plays the lead role is very hot and also naked, literally 1/4 of this movie is a sex scene, Morgan Fairchild plays a madam and it’s glorious
Cons: it makes no fucking sense why does this woman continue to get to make movies
Oh also additional con the only person of color in this movie is a sex worker this is why we can’t have nice things
Oh I see I’m not the only one who suggested it. Well come on Erin go for broke if you can unlock that portal to the turquoise jewelry store we can watch Imagine Me and You six times in a row and it will magically send Heck in to rescue you
that movie was just awful; unashamed to say i would watch again in a heartbeat for jessica clark
VERY SAME
it is actually the only nicole conn movie i made it past ten minutes of, like i almost made it an entire hour. i think i did like 3 minutes of elena undone
First of all, as a twin, the whole twin flame thing just makes me say “ewwwww”.
Second of all, I made a bitmoji of myself and I swear to god I gave myself the same outfit Peyton is wearing in the “not going great showing the straight lady how gay I am” scene.
Finally, for all you young kids out there, this is another example of the suffering we endured back in the 80’s and 90’s. You guys got Carol and we got this kind of crap.
Full disclosure, I have seen this movie an embarrassing amount of times.
Hahaha, yep. The miserable stuff we had in a desert of awful lesbian media.
Now these kids have some pretty good stuff. Man, Carol was sublime. Honestly, I kept avoiding it because I was sure it would be the same old, awful, formula. But it was excellent.
p.s. That just made me think randomly….did you see the Thor:Ragnarok trailer? Cate Blanchette is so amazing as Hela that I didn’t recognize her.
I saw the trailer. The only reason why I recognized her was because of the cheekbones. But if I didn’t know she was in the movie I’m not sure I would have.
“Curious world of drapes” *giggle*
‘Elena still has to be with her family, which shocks Peyton in a way that is curious for a person who has had at least five conversations anticipating this very thing.’
I live for these
I’m sorry for what you have to endure, but the outcome is always really hilarious. I wish this was a podcast, mostly because of my weird obsession with podcasts. Kinda like The Worst Idea of All Time, but you (and hopefully a friend for emotional support) watch lesbian classics only once instead of once a week for a year.
I mean, sadly, they’re not watching lesbian classics every week. They’re watching classics such as Grown Ups 2, Sex and the City 2 and, this year, We Are Your Friends.
These reviews are a phenomenal public service thank you so much Erin for your good-humoured sacrifice.
A podcast ! What a great idea. Except I’d probably snort coffee through my nose during my morning commute. I can hardly contain myself as it is during my break at work.
Where is Nicole Conn now? You should interview her and ask her how all of these shenanigans came to be.
I thought I saw rumors that she’s going to inflict another movie on the world but apparently there’s nothing about it on her website so we are all saved for now
Until the L Word reboot is upon us that is….
Thank you for watching this movie so that I don’t have to.
I was about to type “why is there always a man with a mustache in these films?” but then I realized that none of these men actually have mustaches.
I guess the mustache just kind of autofills in my brain when I look at the husbands in these movies.
i’m intrigued!
What timing! Coincidentally, last night I read one of your early articles “The Impossible Math of Gay Soulmates“, and now we’re back on the subject. I find Tyler’s ‘Twin Flame’ theory v compelling despite the not so subtle voyeuristic cult leader vibes emanating from this review and him definitely having a secret dungeon in place of his own twin flame. I think what philosophers, David Kestenbaum and Tyler Montague, convey is that soulcessful soul matery (the act of pushing soul mate workshops with the intent of mating two lonely individuals and/or self-identifying as being soul mate savvy despite being very very alone) requires nothing more than bad math and a strong sense of importance, regardless of chemistry, shared interests, or healthy boundaries. If you’re lucky, you’ll also get Meredith Brooks, Poison, and a World Market CD in one (plus one). If WE’RE lucky, we’ll get the Hair Tuck Missteps blooper reel.
tag yourself i’m bad math and strong sense of importance
I’m definitely the blooper reel.
Thank you for putting your mental health on the line for this. I hope you’re getting extra compensation, you deserve it
staying hydrated
me too
W-o-w. What?!
Also… Soulemetry who comes up with this stuff?! Although the accompanying puns were hilarious.
Well done for getting mommi in there though!
love to oversaturate!!!
ALSO a massive YES to the Hair Tuck Reel please.
Watched this movie last night. I thought it was doing ok until the end..
I have SO many questions…Did Elena have sex with that guru guy? Why would Elena want a baby at that time? Where the heck is Peyton’s baby? The best part of the movie was Elena’s gaze.
I created an account just so I could tell you how brilliant your recapping of Nicole Conn movies is. I couldn’t bring myself to watch Elena Undone after having suffered through COTM, but your columns provide so much more pleasure than do the movies themselves — thank you!
This is one of Waffle’s favorite guilty pleasure movies and every time I come home from a trip and see that it’s been recently watched on Netflix, my soul flame for my spouse dies just a little bit more. SOULEMETRY.
I know you’ve probably been put through enough at this point, but if you have access to Amazon Prime, they’ve got some choice productions.
STUFF
The amount of effort you can anticipate
“We cut to a man on a deck who’s talking directly at the camera and it looks like we’ve abandoned the film and are now in a commercial for either a life insurance policy or porch sealant.” – I made it to this point the last time I tried to watch this and then noped out of there so hard I deleted it from my Netflix activity log so it wouldn’t even show up on my “Continue Watching” queue.
Bless you Erin for doing the hard work (these recaps are far more entertaining).
my AM/PM today is reading this twice
I HEARD SOMEONE MIGHT BE OVULATING THIS MORNING. I know they’re trying to have a baby but GOD.
How did she not turn into that metallic puddle from “The Secret World of Alex Mack” and slide right out of there?
For a gay movie, that might me the most cringe inducingly straight thing i’ve EVER heard… I guess that’s the point but still
this might be the funniest thing I have ever read
yes to the blooper reel PLEASE
🤣🤣 amazing and many lols here. Thank you.
Oh lord! Pros: they had chemistry, cons: everything else was fucky! And the fainting scene in the park? No words. Thanks for making my life brighter with this review.
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well, here I was curious what things are there to read about this movie.. uhmm.. but clearly we have very different opinions.. I loved it, still do… have spurs when I just have to watch it over and over again.. also love the music. Guess we can’t be all the same..
My girlfriend and I stumbled across this and I’m in TEARS. This movie sounds like it would have been a lot happier if it had been honest with itself and came out as a porno