Speed-Dating
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Note: Spoilers will be revealed, mainly the speed-dating happenings with the various women they meet. He brings home a striking Asian woman named Jasmine Natasha Yi , but he cannot muster his libido to have sex with her. Beaver appears unsuccessful and looks bored with the ladies and is seen standing near the bar.
She claims to be his girlfriend, but Too Cool denies any relationship and claims she is only a sex partner and forcefully removes her from his house. Not only does she have a scary sharp-tongue, but she also displays an overpowering personality. When Dog first meets Elizabeth, her beauty fittingly leaves him tongue-tied with his mouth wide open.
Speed-Dating - Approaching him with a hug or some kind of affection would have been fitting, but the character shows no physical interaction.
In truth, this speed-dating event is more of a ploy, because its main objective is to sweet talk each woman and get her into bed for sex. The premise sounds interesting; unfortunately, Speed-Dating hits many speed bumps throughout with overacting, weak storyline, boredom, and dry comedy, leading to the inevitable — a crash. His sexuality is tested in two scenes: the gay club and the house party. Note: Spoilers will be revealed, mainly the speed-dating happenings with the various women they meet. The movie begins with the three roommates on a track field in sprinting position. As they sprint, the scene cuts to a speeding car and shows each character engaging in two activities: posting flyers and talking to women. The following scene focuses on Too Cool who is accompanied in his bedroom by a fake-accent-speaking white woman in lingerie named Frenchita Mary Alexander Stiefvater. She claims to be his girlfriend, but Too Cool denies any relationship and claims she is only a sex partner and forcefully removes her from his house. While he argues with her regarding their relationship, Dog and Beaver are playing Halo on the Xbox 360 while simultaneously talking about their failing-club venture. Too Cool finally gets Frenchita outside and tells her to never come back again. In the following segment, the story introduces Inspector Green Chris Elliot who is literally blue in the face; he looks sluggish, odoriferous, walks in a clumsy manner, and looks like an otherworldly creature. Not only is this character a paradox, but he is not funny; his acting is also horrendously bad. In no time, week one of the speed-dating scam arrives and the three friends admire the dozens of women with drooling smiles — and converse about their prior scams to sleep with women. Dog makes quick progress by talking nasty to one girl and gets a kiss. Beaver appears unsuccessful and looks bored with the ladies and is seen standing near the bar. Too Cool meets a beautiful woman named Kelly Tanisha Lynn in a tight-fitting Lycra dress and starts to break her down through sweet talk and his charms. Kelly has a gold-digging mentality but appears very strong, not to mention a woman who would reject a one-night stand. Unlike the first week of the speed-dating scam which garners dry comedy, week two presents a bundle of laughs through Kiki Camille Mana while meeting Too Cool. Her entire scene garners laughter from start to end; her forgetfulness at the bar and the sex scene present the first real sense of true humor and does not seem forced. Her lines are funny and flow naturally and her character does an amazing job. The real comedy continues when Beaver meets an attractive Latina named Geraldine Natalia Guslistaya who speaks violently blunt regarding what she wants in a man and how she will manhandle him if he decides to cheat on her. Not only does she have a scary sharp-tongue, but she also displays an overpowering personality. Surprisingly, he takes her to his home but, unsurprisingly, he can not handle her rough foreplay. She then throws him on the bed and jumps on him. However, her attempts to stimulate him are unsuccessful as he cries, whines, and questions her the entire time. Dog gets himself in a precarious situation when he introduces himself to Sage Karen Yelverton , a woman with a gruff laugh and a deep voice; her voice gives it away and one thing comes in to mind: her appearance is misleading. Dog ignores the clear signs of her true identity and continues chatting her up, because his ultimate goal is sex. The ensuing scene shows both he and Sage tousling on a bed with joy. As Dog and Beaver fail to score with the women they meet through their speed-dating scheme, the ultimate player Too Cool finds himself sexually pleasured constantly. His latest victim presents herself as an easygoing woman, but she is not the usual. However, her condition does not deter him from getting into her panty. As the speed-dating game comes to an end, co-stars Danielle Mekita Faiye and Elizabeth Vanessa Simmons are introduced and remain constant until the film ends. Danielle settles with Dog and Too Cool settles with Elizabeth throughout the film. When Dog first meets Elizabeth, her beauty fittingly leaves him tongue-tied with his mouth wide open. Speaking of Beaver, he meets the hyper-lively Emily Gavin Turek who is enthralled by compliments, prompting her to deliver a hilarious scene filled with strange noises as she squeaks with happiness. She completely leaves him dumbstruck and confused. This memorable scene represents one of the best moments in the movie. Meanwhile, Too Cool whose eyes are fixated on Danielle the entire night finally meets her. She knows his womanizing ways and intentions to get her into bed through the gossip of other women. Despite knowing this, she, like the prior women, stupidly falls victim to his scheme. After having sex, Too Cool becomes a change man when he sees stars simultaneously shown with the support of a holy music? This scene becomes more ridiculous when it is revealed toward the end that her meeting with Too Cool at the final speed-dating event was not by chance but actually via a ploy, devised by her friend Frenchita. For some odd reason, Too Cool is infatuated with Danielle but does not want to accept his feelings, so he tries to erase her from his memory by going to a club in search of women. He brings home a striking Asian woman named Jasmine Natasha Yi , but he cannot muster his libido to have sex with her. He then meets the gorgeous Christine Esther Baxter who plays the role of a dominatrix; nothing happens due to the interference of a man who rushes into the bedroom holding a shotgun, causing Too Cool in a diaper to make his escape through a window. With the exception of eye-catching Christine, this entire scene is stupid and unfunny. They go out sprinting on track field; she invites him to her home and shows him her artwork; he literally falls for her; they cuddle and kiss under the bed sheets, and have a great time. Out of nowhere, he plans a trip to Hawaii for them both. During this trip, the audience witnesses the first sign of a subdued playboy as he shares his upbringing with Danielle. Moreover, it reveals his biological mother named Gayle Holly Robinson Peete who gave him up as a kid. He yearns to see her and does so, only to learn that she is married and has two kids. The scene with Gayle leaves a major void in the story, because it goes nowhere. Being in the movie for about four minutes at most, the Gayle character is pointless and fails to display any connection to her son. For example, when Too Cool enters her home, she looks shocked, frozen, afraid to speak, sad, and breaks down in tears when he leaves. She acts as if she does not recognize him, but why? Only the director knows. After giving him up and not seeing him for years, she does not even approach him. Approaching him with a hug or some kind of affection would have been fitting, but the character shows no physical interaction. Her presence shows nothing but aloofness. She does, however, mail him a letter stating that she told her family the truth and explains her sorrow for giving him up. Frenchita reveals to him that Danielle is her friend and the entire meeting at the club was a setup to punish him. Her promise materializes as Too Cool looks at Danielle with pure sadness. Does the director expect viewers to feel sorry for Too Cool after manipulating and using women only as his sex object majority of the film? If that is what he intended when writing the script, it does not work because it is not believable. His character as a playboy does not deserve sympathy for his sorrow from a deception by one woman, considering the fact that he has deceived many women. Had the director made the story of his mother the focal point of his sadness by giving her an actual story , it would have been more interesting and believable, unlike his sadness via Danielle. Nonetheless, he leaves Danielle but his heart leads him back to her at the end. Speed-Dating has an interesting premise and could have worked; however, it falls flat because some of the plots were not strong enough, convoluted, and unnecessary to the overall story. The scenes involving Inspector Green, the dancing routine by the cooks, the conversation that wheelchair-bound Don has with Too Cool in the club, the gay-dancing routine with Beaver, the foul-speaking and blasphemous pastor in the church are a few examples of worthless scenes that add nothing to the story. These scenes are obviously in the movie to make people laugh, but the overall comedy is simply dry, weak, and presents many unfunny scenes, thanks to the horrendously fatuous one-liners and dialogues. However, to claim that this film did not have several funny scenes would be untrue, for there are some scenes that showcase humor remarkably mainly the speed-dating events via the women. Not only are the jokes and useless scenes problematic, but the acting is as well; at best, it is mediocre and downright awful by some. All in all, there are many excellent romantic comedies released independently by Black directors; two notables are All About You and Hav Plenty. On a scale of 1 to 10, this movie receives a woeful 2.
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