The People I've Slept With (2010)

27% of critics liked it
(11 reviews)
39% of users liked it
(1,459 ratings)

The People I've Slept With - a promiscuous woman who finds herself with an unplanned pregnancy and needs to figure out who the baby daddy is...NOW. -- (C) Official Site

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 29 min.
Directed By: Quentin Lee
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Aug 13, 2010 Limited
On DVD: Mar 22, 2011
Studio: 408 Films

Critic Reviews

G. Allen Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle
Dare we call it a "grow-mance"?
Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times
Lee finds the universal in the particular: You don't have to be Asian to identify with his people and their predicaments.
Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter
Raunchy sex farce that inadvertently plays like an STD educational film.
Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times
A raunchy romantic comedy that, like its heroine, rarely has both feet on the ground.
Nick Pinkerton, Village Voice
[It] notably liberated itself from the fusty tradition that a sex comedy should either titillate or tickle an audience.
Kam Williams, NewsBlaze
A two-fisted female who takes responsibility for her own orgasm (ala Teri Garr in Tootsie), as well as for its sobering consequences (ala Ellen Page in Juno).
Annlee Ellingson, Moving Pictures Magazine
The movie has an original hook, but the execution isn't original enough.
Tim Cogshell, Boxoffice Magazine
It's not a very good movie.
Diego Costa, Slant Magazine
The People I've Slept With sells marriage as existential panacea and mature denouement.
Prairie Miller, NewsBlaze
However subversive the premeditated plot points dissing love, marriage, monogamy and motherhood, not to worry. Family values triumph yet again, even if wedging their way between hot sex, dirty jokes and DNA samples smuggled on the sly from used condoms.
Kam Williams, NewsBlaze
An alternately jaw-dropping and lighthearted look at 21st Century mating habits as apt to leave you in stitches as in shock over the ever-evolving state of the human relating.
Andrew Schenker, Time Out New York
The gallery of eccentric ex-lovers provides a few yuks...

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Not too bad a flick to watch in showing the price to be paid for being promiscuous. A young woman takes a stand in life and decides on what's really important in deciding how the rest of her life should be spent. After finding out that her ways is bringing in another person into… More
Not too bad a flick to watch in showing the price to be paid for being promiscuous. A young woman takes a stand in life and decides on what's really important in deciding how the rest of her life should be spent. After finding out that her ways is bringing in another person into her life she has to choose out of the list of partners she has had relations with...who is the father? Along for the ride is her best friend that has hos own hang ups. this is a very light comedy with lessons to be learned too!