Where to watch two night stand

BREAKING THE ICE... THE MORNING AFTER --- A ROMANTIC COMEDY WHERE COMMUNICATION IS ACTUALLY THE KEY! A COOL SOUNDTRACK TOO

PLUS - WHO IS THIS COMEDY FOR AND WHO MIGHT NOT LIKE IT? see other thoughts below

This film starts a little slow and felt a little low budget in the first few minutes. I confess I got fidgety with the remote, but I am so glad I stuck with it. You will see a lot of reviews mentioning the word predictable (not necessarily in a bad way). This is absolutely true. However, predictable is not the same thing as typical. It is definitely not typical. Frankly, I wouldn't necessarily have even seen the two protagonists together. However, I became interested in their predicament, then they began to interact and communicate. For me, that is where the strength of the story, writing, and acting began to kick in. It's not going to hit you over the head with laughter, but the actors are witty. They slowly become more sympathetic. Their playful interaction and the discussion of what men and women like (including during intimacy) are humorous. They may not be relationship revelations, but they are funny precisely because they cut close to home and hit some clichés. In the end, I think it's the two actors that manage to pull it off. The movie is also a little bit about finding oneself.

THE PLOT (no spoilers): Megan (Analeigh Tipton) has recently gotten out of a bad relationship and is living with a friend. She graduated in a major for which she has no interest. She is now aimless and a borderline shut in. At the suggestion of her friend and roommate Faiza (Jessica Szohr), Megan plans a one night stand to help her move on. After connecting for just a few minutes with a young man on-line, she goes over to his apartment. We flip to the scene the next morning as she attempts to sneak out. Unfortunately for both, there is a huge snow storm that has drifted so high she can't even open the outside door. Megan and Alec (Miles Teller) now find themselves imprisoned in his apartment... and they are getting off on a very wrong foot. Now it's about tolerating each other's in a very uncomfortable environment that even puts "the walk of shame" to shame. Obviously that is where the predictable part comes in. You know what has to happen. But the fact this romance actually thrives on communication in a way, rather than instantaneous attraction, is what is somewhat atypical. If this sounds too dialog driven, keep in mind that it IS a comedy after all. The dialogue is definitely funny and their interaction can be charming and at times adorable, even if it's not always sweet.

OTHER THOUGHTS: If you are looking for something a little more dramatic like a Nicholas Sparks movie, this isn't it. I also confess (and I am no prude as a former soldier) when it comes to romantic stories I prefer less language. Somehow it just ruins some of the charm of the story for me when it comes to Rom-Coms. However, the language in this film doesn't ruin the fantasy element because there isn't one. It's two semi-real people in an awkward situation that becomes funny and charming as they warm to each other. The power of the wit, coupled with the personality created by the actors becomes the source of the charm. I thought Tipton in particular showed that she has amazing presence and could easily headline a much bigger feature. Nevertheless, I think I have described enough to show this film is not for everyone. I think it deserves a much greater chance if it sounds even remotely interesting to you. Give it a rental first. It is rated R so the language and brief backside nudity should be no surprise to anyone still interested. For those looking for down to earth romance with some comedy thrown in, you might like this a lot.

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