- Studio: First Look International
- Release Date: Nov 30, 2007
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JacobH.Mar 6, 20085This movie was sort of funny. but not that funny. What they need to add at the beginning of this film is an episode of the Anime show "Poo Boy".
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DanielS.Jan 8, 20081Unappealing characters indulging in boorish conversations and anemic erotic escapades, simply dreadful.
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belledujourDec 2, 20070So bad i walked out after half an hour -- which i dont think i've done in the past 10 years. they need to pay YOU to watch this. awful script.
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[Anonymous]Jan 4, 20098this was the kind of film that makes you think while you are watching it. you apply it to your own life and don't really pay attention to the film because you are too busy thinking. it was good.
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JoshH.Jan 30, 20080
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worstmovieIeverseenAug 16, 20090It was waste of time. Never been so disappointed...... Don't waste your time.
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KeithM.Aug 25, 20080Heard of the phrase "Beginner's luck?" Well, it doesn't apply to this feature, because the director didn't do a really nice job at directing his first film.
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It never hits any erotic sparks, and the aftermath is distinctly anticlimactic. Breakfast is handsomely shot; the settings are minimalist but well chosen. An old, rather questionable maxim says that sex sells. Not in this wan rendition.
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50Suffering from what could be called Garden State syndrome, Sex and Breakfast demands that we empathize with the anguish of straight, white, financially privileged young people and their significantly hot significant others.
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40What tyro helmer Miles Brandman serves up is a tortured talkfest with a premise far less ripe than its title.