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birdutters wrote on 04/26/2013:

A bitter disappointment, Travis Mathews should try something his knows, like waking up or tying his shoes. TLA rating was deceptive, trying and push this s**t. Forgettable! Expected more from Naked Sword! .

GreenGiant wrote on 04/19/2013:

this is a huge disappointment on many levels.

1.it looks like a expensive home video not an
actual film. in fact the only scene in the entire
"film" that looks like its from an actual film is
when the main character is running in an
unidentified park.

2.also nothing is new or original about the
characters or storylines.

KPD wrote on 03/22/2013:

P U, this one stinks. So disappointed. I was intrigued by the idea of incorporating very sexually graphic scenes with a "real" story line, but I have no idea what the story line is in this film. I was so bored watching this movie, I found myself checking emails, looking out the window, etc, and just waiting for something to happen. If you can find a movie of paint drying, watch that instead. It will be far more interesting. Even the hardcore sex scenes were kind of gross. Dirty unkempt 20-somethings desperately in need of a shower that you can pretty much smell through your computer screen. Gross. Sadly, this movie missed every mark. I can't even give this film one star....it was that bad.

Jake wrote on 03/09/2013:

If you're intrigued by the prospect of viewing the unsimulated congress of rudderless young San Franciscan hipsters who need a shower and a haircut, and who are dealing variously with thinning hair, psoriasis, poor nutrition, and bad attitudes, this might just be the film for you. I'm not sure how understated and eloquent Travis Mathews's film can be with so many homely-looking, not-so-well-endowed specimens copulating and ejaculating everywhere. Maybe my sensitivity to a wider gamut of beauty has been dulled by Hollywood.

Still, after enduring more than an hour of Jesse's solipsistic musings and long faces, chances are you won't find him nearly as fascinating and deep as he finds himself. There's a scene somewhere in the middle of the movie where Jesse and his ex, Ben, meet up in the park. As they sit on the grass, they share a long, silent moment locked in each other's gaze. Jesse says to Ben, "You look good." A few moments later, Ben reciprocates the remark to Jesse.

I couldn't help thinking: Really? Compared to what?

Try "Shortbus," or "9 Songs," or porn. Travis Mathews doesn't even come close with this one. Skip it.

Jimmy wrote on 03/06/2013:

I really enjoyed the short film version of "I Want Your Love", which is included on the DVD. However, I found the full length film to be dull and a chore to watch. I had hoped for a continuation on the storyline from the short film, focusing on the two main characters and their relationship. The short's storyline seemed very distant from this film. The short had a cheerful and hopeful vibe to it, whereas this movie tended to be more bleak in tone. My husband and I did not enjoy this DVD. We regretted buying it.