Like most of the threesomes, this also fails as confounding instead of a clear transparent sort of relationship.

The protagonist girl initially agrees with certain reservations for a threesome; however it gets restricted as love between the two only.

The leftover boy asks his Mom, applies the fantasy of carnal desires of incestuous disposition to the potential bride of his friend; the girl is also consenting with fantasy of having big boobs.

The movie ends with eccentric twosome and twosome wherein each character deceives at least one of the three.

It shall not be boring for those who understand the human frailty.

I found this actually humorous; especially the part where one dude's mother talks to her mopey son who was in the threesome but didn't actually get any of the sex. His mom relates a story about her having a threesome once and then using a cucumber on some other dude and the look on her son's face is priceless. During this whole thing, the other two in the threesome are talking about getting married right after the threesome and about the guy taking the girl's last name, a dog's chewed up tennis ball is their ring, or whatever, and they seem so happy while the other dude is just moping around all depressed. Hilarious.

You can tell with the dude and the girl (Zoe and Issac, I think) are really into it but you can also see slight tension between the two. And the other dude (Charlie, I think) is feeling depressed, left out, angry but still thinks he has a shot with Zoe. So Isaac goes camping before the ceremony and Charlie goes over to Zoe's to...do whatever. Zoe keeps calling Isaac on his camping trip but Isaac doesn't have his phone, and Charlie is hanging out with Zoe, eating dinner, and she's beginning to waver, maybe thinking straight about the whole thing. When Isaac starts playing the guitar and singing badly and the cringed face of Zoe. Hilarious. I laughed out loud at that. Do Zoe and Isaac get married? Yep. But the true winner here is Zoe because she gets her threesome whenever she wants (though separately) because Charlie pretends that Zoe is his Mommy and and gets his milk from her, in the end.

It's not a long film. 71 minutes. This isn't a skin flick (some nudity) but there's a few scenes of graphic sexual verbiage. Especially toward the end. The photography is fine. The acting is fine. Direction is fine. Everything's fine. I enjoyed it.

"I feel" that this moving is missing so much. "I feel" like these characters were fake and trapped in a bizard, me me me, reality. The acting was bad at best. The script was bad and so was the directing.

I gave this movie a 4 only because I could see the potential it had.