Whipped

Whipped (2000)

  • 13% of critics liked it
    (68 reviews)

  • 31% of users liked it
    (4,472 ratings)

In this independent comedy, three buddies who have been sharing their thoughts on love and sex suddenly find that that's not all they're sharing. Stylish stockbroker Brad (Brian Van Holt), bohemian hipster Zeke (Zorie Barber), and socially inept Jonathan (Jonathan Abrahams) get together with their… More

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R, 1 hr. 25 min.
Directed By
Peter M. Cohen
Written By
Peter M. Cohen
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Jun 1, 1999 Wide
On DVD
Feb 6, 2001
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Robert Horton, Film.com

    This movie has straight-to-video written all over it.

  • Tom Keogh, Film.com

    Cohen, an experienced feature producer but first-time director, is hung up on superficial production values over substance.

  • David Germain, Associated Press

    A caustic, raunchy, often hilarious examination of how men use women, and how easy it is for a determined female to do the same to a passel of self-centered males.

  • Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly

    The trouble with Whipped isn't that its characters are dirty mouthed horndog jerks -- it's that they're phony dirty mouthed horndog jerks.

  • Stephen Holden, New York Times

    The dirty talk is so painfully forced and emphatic it lacks any comic spontaneity.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Leigh R


    Guys are stupid...

  • Emily A


    I find something endearing about this profane, broad, low-brow and vaguely sexist movie. Maybe I just really love the fact that it's almost the antithesis of Sex and The City. Both take place in New York, both feature four friends who ike to sit in retaurants together and talk… More

  • Michael G


    I think I saw this but if it's the one I'm thinking of, it seemed to think that just because it was an indie film that it would automatically be interesting. If this is the same one I'm thinking of then yes, it sucked.

  • Nate Z


    [font=Arial][color=darkred]The ailing problems with 'Whipped' aren't with its inept acting, writing, and direction - though those do add up. The true problem is that 'Whipped' isn't just a bad movie as say 'Battlefield Earth' is; no my friends… More

  • Chosen 7


    Very entertaining film..

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