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• Emile T

  
  <br/><br />Isn't as serious as it should have been.

• Daniel P

  
  A clever ensemble piece about the circumstances under which people aged 20-32 find themselves... well... having sex. A movie about sex that depicts what's necessary without being tasteless, this is an examination of various preconceptions, misconceptions and warped perceptions… More
  A clever ensemble piece about the circumstances under which people aged 20-32 find themselves... well... having sex. A movie about sex that depicts what's necessary without being tasteless, this is an examination of various preconceptions, misconceptions and warped perceptions about sex, and asks the questions so many people ask themselves and each other. A one-of-a-kind film that really makes other movies' depictions of sex seem very shallow, this one doesn't have the best acting, or writing, but it's interestingly structured and makes it point very well.

• Michael S

  
  7/10 A cleverly written Canadian comedy that is a lot more tame than the title suggests and you may expect. It's likeable cast is a major contributing factor to the films success. Y.P.F. is a frank and entertaining little gem that you should definately check out.

• Lewis C

  
  Y.P.F. is...difficult to review. The tag line is, "Sex without complications?....yeah, right." This pretty much describes the movie as well as it can be described. Five different pairings at different stages of the relationship spectrum all go to bed, and we see what the… More
  Y.P.F. is...difficult to review. The tag line is, "Sex without complications?....yeah, right." This pretty much describes the movie as well as it can be described. Five different pairings at different stages of the relationship spectrum all go to bed, and we see what the results are of their hanky-panky. There are some really diverse situations here, from two ex-lovers who want to spend another night together, to a guy who wants his roommate to have sex with his girlfriend while he watches. Complicated doesn't begin to describe some of the things that unfold. Some of it is funny, some of it is painful, and some of it is very uncomfortable. My constant thought throughout the film was that the basic concept was cool, but it would all work so much better as a genuine documentary. And no, that's not an excuse to see people actually having sex. Real life always trumps fiction, and Y.P.F. is a perfect example of that. Its scripted scenes and dialogue only offer an imitation of what these situations would REALLY be like.

• Luke B

  
  An honest and suprisngly sweet tale about sex. It's not just the sexual acts themselves but the talking that takes centre stage and opens up who these characters really are. From the hilarious couple, best friends and roomates segments to the more emotional first date and exes… More
  An honest and suprisngly sweet tale about sex. It's not just the sexual acts themselves but the talking that takes centre stage and opens up who these characters really are. From the hilarious couple, best friends and roomates segments to the more emotional first date and exes segments. This film is full of harsh truths but always manages to find the comedy. The actors play it fantastically well in a brave fashion, having to convnce us of the pre-existing relatinships and how they develop throughout lengthy speeches and often uncomfortable sex scenes. It's never offensive in anyway and works more as a celebration of sex as opposed to detailing how destructive and painful it can be. So stick on your feel god wellingtons and enjoy this short, super, celluoid gem.

• Emily A

  
  What a sweet, heartfelt and honest movie. It's remarkable that it can be all these things and sidesplitting at the same time. I think that everyone who watches this will find a different storyline affecting. "The Exes" really hit close to home for the friend I went to… More
  What a sweet, heartfelt and honest movie. It's remarkable that it can be all these things and sidesplitting at the same time. I think that everyone who watches this will find a different storyline affecting. "The Exes" really hit close to home for the friend I went to see this with, while "The Friends" and "The Couple" really spoke to me. I think it was a really novel idea to use the act of coitus and the social connotations that come with it as a way to exemplify these people's relationships. It worked really really well. I agree with all the critics when I say that this is exactly the kind of movie that Canada should be funding and making.

• Walter M

  
  "Young People Fucking" is a movie about young people having sex, consisting of five unconnected couples over a single night.(See, there is some truth in advertising.) Actually, the movie is more concerned with relationships and, like I said in last week's review of… More
  "Young People Fucking" is a movie about young people having sex, consisting of five unconnected couples over a single night.(See, there is some truth in advertising.) Actually, the movie is more concerned with relationships and, like I said in last week's review of "Humpday," how sex changes everything. All of which is performed well and with sincerity by a likable cast who hit all the right awkward notes. Oh, I almost forgot. There is sex, some graphic, some funny and some downright kinky. To be perfectly fair, Ken(Callum Blue) is 31, having already fucked his way through most of his office with a one night stand with Jamie(Diora Baird) being next. It's the first time together for Kris(Carly Pope) and Matt(Aaron Abrams) but they have been friends forever. Kris just thinks it is about time, feeling Matt has a lot of pressure he needs released. It is not the first time together for Mia(Sonja Bennett) and Eric(Josh Cooke) but it is the first time after they broke up when she invites him in for a nightcap. It has been three weeks for Abby(Kristin Booth) and Andrew(Josh Dean) since they have had sex and if nothing changes, it could be quite a bit longer before the next time. Gord(Ennis Esmer) and Inez(Natalie Lisinska) are about to move into a place together but not before he wants her to have sex with Dave(Peter Oldring), his hated and well-hung roommate. Now, this last encounter is the one I have trouble with. While the homoerotic angle is handled tastefully, I found Gord wanting to watch his girlfriend having sex with someone he despises more than a little disturbing. And that's not to mention his eating a sandwich while being a spectator.

• Bryce I

  
  As a comedy, it's more serious than anything else. Way too serious, hoping to get laughs out of jokes that arent funny, and a bunch of bad acting during too many sex scenes.

• John B

  
  Not bad at all even if there is more talking than actual fucking ;). Asking about it and when it was due back into the video store was almost more fun than the actual film.

• Andrew F

  
  <i>Y.P.F</i> is a surprisingly dense character dramedy set within the backdrop of sexual situations.

• Sylvester K

  
  First, they are not young!! But that doesn't really matter, cuz it was well acted. Don't let the vulgar title fool you, this is quite a funny blue comedy. Five couples planning to have sex on this one night: The Friends, The Couple, The Exes, The Roomnates and First Date.… More
  First, they are not young!! But that doesn't really matter, cuz it was well acted. Don't let the vulgar title fool you, this is quite a funny blue comedy. Five couples planning to have sex on this one night: The Friends, The Couple, The Exes, The Roomnates and First Date. With hilarity ensured. Sex is not all that important, it's more about the relationship that people developed. Not a bad movie for Valentine's day

• Bill C

  
  I think of it as "Love American style" except tweaked for 2007 R-rated flick. Far too much talking for a Prono and not enough reality to be high-concept. Written by Martin Gero and Aaron Abram. Abrams plays the male best friend who choose to take their relationship in a… More
  I think of it as "Love American style" except tweaked for 2007 R-rated flick. Far too much talking for a Prono and not enough reality to be high-concept. Written by Martin Gero and Aaron Abram. Abrams plays the male best friend who choose to take their relationship in a sexual level. Like the other plots in the movie they try to connect, but really don't, as a runner-up prize all the men's and women's bodies are very attractive and mostly naked.

• monty h

  
  A different kind of comedy about 5 couples trying to have sex, and each facing some type of crisis. You have a married couple, the exes, the room-mates, the best friends, and the co-workers. Each deal with their situation in comical and sometimes dramatic manner. The dialogue is very… More
  A different kind of comedy about 5 couples trying to have sex, and each facing some type of crisis. You have a married couple, the exes, the room-mates, the best friends, and the co-workers. Each deal with their situation in comical and sometimes dramatic manner. The dialogue is very frank and open..it would have to be with a title like this, but it's realistic too. Don't see this film if you're not open to the discussion of sex and partners and such. I found it too be a very good film. All the actors involved were mainly newcomers but they performed reasonably well. I especially liked Kristin Booth (she played the wife), Callum Blue (the Brit guy) and Carly Pope (the girl in the friends couple). I only know of only one other person liking this film and she knows who she is because I recommended it to her, but if anyone is in a relationship or has ever been in one..you need to see this film. There are several laugh aloud moments and then there are several moments where you may squirm, especially if you're a guy. I'm only gonna say that scene involves the married couple and he's not in the best position. Tough love baby. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jamie: Do you wanna come up? Ken: No. It's not you - you're beautiful. It's late. I'm also making the assumption that the ladies at work havewarned you against me. They probably say that I'm a bit of a... I got a history with the women, and I think that it'd be better for us both if you got to know me better. You know, the real me. You know, how old are you? Twenty-four? Twenty-five? Jamie: I'm twenty-three. Ken: Bloody hell. I mean, I'm thirty-one-years-old. You know what that means? It means I can't be running around fucking all these girls. I mean, half the time I don't even speak to them ever again. That's rude is what it is. It's immature. It's embarrassing, it's fucking embarrassing. There comes a point when you want all of this to be about more than just getting off. Do you know what I mean? So I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go, and, uh, I'm gonna ask you if I can call you later in the week. I'll tell you what I'm gonna do for you. I'm gonna walk you up to your door.

• Mr. C

  
  Pretty funny. A little odd & at times awkward to watch. But overall, decent.

• Lovable M

  
  Eh, it was ok. Nothing I'd seek out to watch though, unless you had nothing better to do.

• Wu C

  
  One of the best Canadian films I've seen in a while. Some pretty good dialogue and great scenes.

• Laurence C

  
  Gero's organic and unpretentious sex comedy, despite its raw title and a handful of semi-controversies, shows a surprising sweetness. Indeed, Young People Fucking refuses to shock for the sake of shocking and never drowns in emotional content. Despite the fact that its portrayal… More
  Gero's organic and unpretentious sex comedy, despite its raw title and a handful of semi-controversies, shows a surprising sweetness. Indeed, Young People Fucking refuses to shock for the sake of shocking and never drowns in emotional content. Despite the fact that its portrayal of desire versus sexual urges is, all in all, a rather simplistic take that lacks both depth and a narrative pulse, the end result is a seriously funny comedy whose decision to be unambitious actually renders it much, much more pleasant to watch. And you gotta love those spicy dialogues, especially when it's spat out by such a photogenic cast that not only wields very good acting chops but also spends most of their screentime half-naked. And, oh, it's not porn. Not at all.

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