Okay, so let's get that title, Young People F---ing, out of the way first: Roger Ebert's review of the film says the title doesn't do the movie any favors (you think?!). He adds, "it calls attention to itself and generates publicity, but it doesn't suggest that this will be a good-humored, thoughtful, observant film, which it is." So, I'm going to ignore my initial instinct to hate this movie as if it were Disaster Movie and pretend it has a different, less in-your-face title. Something more like, I don't know, maybe, Tell Me You Love Me. Because that appears from the trailer to be exactly what this is: a big-screen version of the sexually explicit HBO series. However, reviews are saying this movie is funny and heart-felt and not even as graphic as you might think. So, let's give it a shot. I'm going to just based on it having the funniest line ever in any movie (and they bleep the line out in the trailer). My curiosity to hear the line in its actual context is strong enough that I'll fork out the money for a movie ticket. If I end up watching a couple hours of young, pretty people having sex, well... at least they're young and pretty, right?

Reviews By People Who've Actually Seen It:
Rotten Tomatoes