Sex, Politics & Cocktails

Name: Sex, Politics & Cocktails
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: May 20, 2005
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 24

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Regent Releasing | Release Date: May 20, 2005

Summary: A sardonic, hilarious and universal film about the pursuit of finding someone to permanently spoon with. (Regent Releasing)

Director: Julien Hernandez

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Runtime: 90 min

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TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

The politics get pretty short shrift, but cigarettes and liquor are everywhere. Read full review

Lawrence Van Gelder

Structurally, Sex, Politics and Cocktails is wildly, almost frantically inventive, with techniques ranging from stop-motion to split-screen to silent film-style intertitles. But no amount of directorial trickery can mask the essential vacuousness of the story and its characters. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

This peculiar little comedy, shot on digital video, gets points for editorial pizzazz, but earns a big zero for content. Read full review

Patrick Z. McGavin

The result is TV flavored, less a narrative than a haphazard succession of vignettes populated by crude stereotypes instead of credible characters. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Julien Hernandez's Sex, Politics & Cocktails gives all three a bad name. Read full review

Matt Singer

Overwhelmingly poor camerawork helps obscure the deficiencies in the dialogue but can't conceal a sparse plot stretched to feature length by an endless parade of lame sketches. Read full review

Lou Lumenick

A relentlessly dull film that's shot on eyeball-gougingly ugly digital video. Read full review

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DominicL.

Apr 2, 2006

Please, even if someone actually were sexy (and he's not), that doesn't make a movie good.

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RussS.

Jan 30, 2007

Horrible, and there is nothing sexy about that.

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