Sex Tape

"The good news is Sex Tape is not what it promises on the box. It is, however, exactly the comedy you expect. Firmly set in the quantity over quality school of gag humour, Sex Tape uses its premise – married couple Jason Segel and Cameron Diaz make a sex tape and mistakenly send copies to friends, colleagues and the mailman – to induce a series of increasingly chaotic situations, trading plausibility for comedic potential at every opportunity."

"An unaccountable drag - strained, toothless and far too tame to achieve the sort of outrageous, raunchy-titillating effect it's aiming for."

"A tired premise and a sheen of desperate flop sweat tanks this DOA comedy."

"While often quite funny, it fails to qualify as a comedy is the absence of any real conflict or complication."

"It's fitfully funny and exuberantly eager to please... however, it remains a comedy of blushes as opposed to full-blown embarrassment."

"A case study in how little interest American movies—and especially American sex comedies—have in dealing with sex as anything other than a source of cheap giggles and nonstop humiliation."

"Diaz and Segel can't save this ineptly directed, preposterously plotted raunchfest."

"Aspires to surf the same big, broad waves of blue laughter as a Bridesmaids or a Knocked Up, but never catches a ride for too long."