Spread

2009
R
1h 37m

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5.8/10

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A drama centered on a serial womanizer and his jilted lover.A drama centered on a serial womanizer and his jilted lover.A drama centered on a serial womanizer and his jilted lover.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

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Trivia
The party scene very early in the movie that introduces Anne Heche is an impressively orchestrated long take (no cuts) lasting more than three and a half minutes.

Goofs
As the fiancee's family own the NY Rangers, he would not likely send an overnight letter from his home address. It would be from a corporate address.

Quotes
Nikki: When a girl tells you you're not getting any, before you ask, before you even try, you're getting some.

Crazy credits
The end credits are shown against a background of a toad very, very slowly digesting a mouse he has just devoured. You see the mouse's tail protruding from his closed mouth for much of this as well.

Connections
Featured in The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien: Ashton Kutcher/Charlyne Yi/Gomez (2009)

Soundtracks
This Ship Was Built to Last
Performed by The Duke Spirit
Written by Toby Butler, Olly Betts, Luke Ford, Dan Higgins (as Daniel Liam Higgins) & Liela Moss
Courtesy of Shangri La Music and You Are Here

Not much of a Kutcher fan here, so obviously my expectations for this movie were quite low to begin with. I have to admit I was a little surprised to find that I actually enjoyed the plot and that it's apparently more than just nudity, once you get underneath that layer. Ironically one of those movies that make you rethink parts of your own life, and what really matters. I am a sucker for happy, sappy endings, but in its own way I think this ended perfectly.