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Humpday

Rated R for some strong sexual content, pervasive language and a scene of drug use.

R In Theaters 07/10/2009 , 94min.
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40%
Viewer score based on 12 ratings
74%
Critic score based on 25 reviews

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December 07, 2009
SharBear011982
LET ME DESCRIBE THIS MOVIE IN 3 WORDS...... HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE. THERE WENT OVER AN HOUR OF MY LIFE THAT I WILL NEVER GET BACK EVER!!!! WTF WHO RATES MOVIES LIKE THESE 5 STARS...... UM MORONS THATS WHO. THIS MOVIE IS REDONKULOUS!!! VOMIT IS MORE AMUSING THAN THIS P.O.S MOVIE.... ********** THIS MOVIE IT SUCKS DONKEY TESTICLES!!
November 23, 2009
TheMagickKnight
This is one of the most horrible movies i have ever seen. No punch line poor quality a waste of time and effort. The only reason i am living this comment is for others no to waste their time on it. If you ever had a unfortunate experience of witnessing what "severed ways" you might understand why this movie is so bad. I have no idea why anyone in their right mind would give it five
July 26, 2009
Rogoldstein
Really liked the movie and found it thought provoking. Loved the characters!
July 02, 2009
redskycharly
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This movie sounds like a gay version of Zac and Mrie make a Porno. Still on the fence with this one. Seet the extra movie trailers.

Critic Reviews powered by Metacritic ™

Washington Post
Delmore, Duplass and Leonard work up a loose-limbed, improvisatory energy, but Humpday radiates with the sheen of a film that has been thought out within an inch of its witty and insightful life. Full Review
Amy Biancolli
San Francisco Chronicle
Humpday succeeds, often beautifully, by grounding its risque premise in the awkwardness and humor of real people trying their damnedest to communicate. A lot. Full Review
Carrie Rickey
Philadelphia Inquirer
While at times the improvisational dialogue sounds like audio filler, the three leads are poignant and perceptive. Full Review
Dana Stevens
Slate
May not be the single best movie I've seen so far this year--though it's certainly a contender for the title--but it's without doubt the most surprising. Full Review
Jan Stuart
Washington Post
Delmore, Duplass and Leonard work up a loose-limbed, improvisatory energy, but Humpday radiates with the sheen of a film that has been thought out within an inch of its witty and insightful life. Full Review
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