Virtual Sexuality (1998)
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(1,432 ratings)
A woman looking for the man of her dreams turns to a computer with unexpected results in the British comedy Virtual Sexuality. Justine (Laura Fraser) is 17 year old and a virgin, a situation she's none too happy about. She has her eye on Alex (Kieran O'Brien), one of her classmates, and has… More A woman looking for the man of her dreams turns to a computer with unexpected results in the British comedy Virtual Sexuality. Justine (Laura Fraser) is 17 year old and a virgin, a situation she's none too happy about. She has her eye on Alex (Kieran O'Brien), one of her classmates, and has been plotting a seduction following the advice of her friends Fran (Marcelle Duprey) and Chas (Luke de Lacey). However, when Alex breaks their date to go out with Hoover (Natasha Bell), Justine is crushed; to take her mind off this turn of events, she goes to a computer show with Chas. Justine notices a virtual-reality makeover machine on display, and after toying with her own image for a while uses the computer to design her ideal man. Something goes wrong with the hall's power supply, and the computer explodes. The dust settles to reveal Jake (Rupert Penry-Jones), who looks like the man Justine was designing -- except he's wearing her clothes and thinks he's her. Justine eventually returns and is introduced to Jake; she finds she likes him quite a bit, not realizing he's merely a manifestation of her own personality. However, Jake also has also attracted the attention of her nemesis Hoover. Virtual Sexuality was based on a novel by British author Chloe Rayban. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Nick Hurran
- Genres
- Drama, Art House & International, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Dec 3, 1999 Wide
- On DVD
- May 2, 2000
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com
Apparently the British can make teen comedies as idiotic as those from the States.
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Cast
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Laura Fraser
as Justine
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Rupert Penry-Jones
as Jake
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Luke DeLacey
as Chas
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Kieran O'Brien
as Alex
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Marcelle Duprey
as Fran
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Natasha Bell
as Hoover
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Steve John Shepherd
as Jason
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Laura Macaulay
as Monica
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Roger Frost
as Frank
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Ruth Sheen
as Jackie
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Laura Holly Aikman
as Lucy
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Ram John Holder
as Declan
- Luke De Lacey
