It really shows us what women are (by pspzone) |
I don't know why people complain about this movie probably i have only read the comments of women because this movie PERFECTLY DESCRIBES WOMEN as they are in real life a can watch this movie over and over without being bored even for a second.Its a story about a guy who finally find what he wants in this world but of course women aren't able to love so they go for the money its a movie about what is in the head of a man and how the 21st century works so if you complain about it you are either too old for it or don't like the truth but there is no way at least that's my opinion <more> |
Excellent! (by crawlingintoyou) |
For those who read about pick-up artists PUA , must be familiar with the term Average Frustrated Chump AFC . From being an AFC, with the right skill and practice, you become PUA or Womanizer or player, whichever you want to call. PUA in Mystery's era was packed with skill like 3 seconds rule,winging, Demonstrate-high-value DHV , DLV, body-rocking and so on. The naked eyes cannot see these skills played by Ashton Kutcher. Those familiar with PUA will.Upon understanding this you will see why this movie is great. The writer must have done a very good research on Pick-Up artist scene and very <more> |
Sad and different story (by luchezar_kostov) |
The movie isn't like the others, if u r like the main character u will understand his pain at the end of the movie |
Sleeping Your Way To A Life Of Privilege In L. A. (by Desertman84) |
Spread is a comedy-drama that features Ashton Kutcher and Anne Heche. A modern tale of morality, director David Mackenzie's stylish film centers on the exploits of a Los Angeles gigolo working his way to infamy one mattress at a time. Margarita Levieva and Sebastian Stan play key supporting roles.Nicki is the epitome of big-city sexuality. Terminally hip and always fashionable, he's a sexual drifter who operates by his own set of rules. But in Nicki's world of money, power, and fame, true stardom is fleeting. As Nicki climbs the ladder of conquest and begins focusing his <more> |
Sexy, subversive and very surprising... (by appleknight) |
Spread is an unusual little film. I say 'little', as it's essentially a low budget character-driven drama that is some how being commercially packaged as a rom-com. A quick glance at the credits reveals that this isn't your average Kutcher vehicle: it's directed by Scotland's David Mackenzie of "Young Adam" and "Hallam Foe" fame. Make no mistake, the Kutcher we see at the start of the film is very familiar: arrogant, uptight and utterly beautiful. But as the run-time flies past, we somehow warm to his character even though he's getting more sex <more> |
A film of lust and love and the difference (by click_1993) |
I enter the film without too higher expectations. I though it would not be worth my while. Yet it became clear quickly the acting and attraction of the film was a lot better that I had original anticipated. I am proud to say that by the end I was truly impressed and moved; particularly by the ending and Ashton Kutcher acting as Nikki. Spread is a film with a story not dissimilar to other erotic thrillers. The character of Nikki is not unlike the character of Daniel Day-Lewis in The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Yet in spite of the film seeming simplicity, Spread has a lot more to offer than <more> |
Not a romantic comedy at all (by dmitrythewind) |
I really enjoyed the movie despite the fact that it was advertised as "romantic comedy" with the title translated to Russian as "Babnik" Womanizer . Yes, there are so much sex and "glamour" in the beginning; nevertheless, the real story begins afterwards – the one that is worth to see, and that is NOT a romantic comedy. The story of the closed doors. The story of selling the expensive staff for nothing. The story of the beginning and the end of love. "You are a dreamer, and it is scaring me", says the girl to Nicky, and this is so true. Nicky is the <more> |