Sex Drive
Road trips. Everybody loves them. Including eighteen-year-old Ian (Josh Zuckerman), who finally gets the opportunity to lose his virginity when a woman he meets on-line offers to have sex with him if he drives to Knoxville to meet her. Boom. Accompanied by friends Lance (Clark Duke, also seen in clarkandmichael.com) and Felicia (Amanda Crew), he takes off on a road trip in his bonehead brother Rex's (James Marsden) beloved 1969 GTO.
- Director:
- Sean Anders ('Never Been Thawed')
- Writer:
- Sean AndersJohn Morris
- Cast:
- Josh ZuckermanJames MarsdenClark DukeSeth GreenKatrina Bowden
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Andrew Hedley
flicksSex Drive seems best suited to those who are puzzled by hair in strange places, frightened by their enlarged ball sac, or think that seeing a chick’s tits on screen is, like, the best thing ever. But anyone older than, say, 17, might find the jokes wearing a little thin. It’s at least mildly amusing in parts, but if you go in expecting another Superbad, a film that appealed to a wider age bracket, you might feel a little short-changed.
Variety
pressSince the new pic contains little that's genuinely amusing or minimally original, it likely will fail on its own merits.
The New York Times
pressThe sweetheart leads, Josh Zuckerman and Amanda Crew, are easy to spend time with, and Seth Green as an Amish hipster and Clark Duke as an unlikely lady-killer hit every sweet-and-sardonic note with panache.
Roger Ebert
pressThis movie doesn't contain "offensive language." The offensive language contains the movie.
Hollywood Reporter
pressLess sex comedy and more Seth comedy would have made for a much livelier excursion.
Empire Magazine
pressOkay, it doesn’t have an original bone in its body, but forgetting the awful title, Sex Drive has its share of snappy lines and decent gags. It’s also got Seth Green and James Marsden on cracking form, which should never be underestimated.
Flicks, Andrew Hedley
flicksSex Drive seems best suited to those who are puzzled by hair in strange places, frightened by their enlarged ball sac, or think that seeing a chick’s tits on screen is, like, the best thing ever. But anyone older than, say, 17, might find the jokes wearing a little thin. It’s at least mildly amusing in parts, but if you go in expecting another Superbad, a film that appealed to a wider age bracket, you might feel a little short-changed.
Variety
pressSince the new pic contains little that's genuinely amusing or minimally original, it likely will fail on its own merits.
The New York Times
pressThe sweetheart leads, Josh Zuckerman and Amanda Crew, are easy to spend time with, and Seth Green as an Amish hipster and Clark Duke as an unlikely lady-killer hit every sweet-and-sardonic note with panache.
Roger Ebert
pressThis movie doesn't contain "offensive language." The offensive language contains the movie.
Hollywood Reporter
pressLess sex comedy and more Seth comedy would have made for a much livelier excursion.
Empire Magazine
pressOkay, it doesn’t have an original bone in its body, but forgetting the awful title, Sex Drive has its share of snappy lines and decent gags. It’s also got Seth Green and James Marsden on cracking form, which should never be underestimated.
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