Window Theory (2004)
Directed by Andrew Putschoegl
Genres - Comedy, Romance |
Sub-Genres - Buddy Film, Romantic Comedy, Sex Comedy, Teen Movie |
Release Date - Feb 25, 2004 (USA - Limited), Jan 1, 2005 (USA) |
Run Time - 85 min. |
Countries - Canada |
MPAA Rating - R
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Synopsis by Nathan Southern
Showcasing heavy influence from the Canadian box office legend Porky's, the teen sex comedy Window Theory concerns the antics of a City of Angels stoner, Ethan (Corey Large), who jets back to his Canadian hometown with the full intent of wooing his nuptial-entrenched ex-girlfriend, Steph Jennifer O'Dell out of the arms of her intended, Jeff (Luke Flynn) -- who also happens to be Ethan's onetime best buddy. Once there, Ethan parties hard with his other pals, Brad (Luke Kirby) and Sean (Tom Lenk), and the three devise a scheme to wheedle Steph away from her groom-to-be. Neophyte Andrew Putschoegl directed, with Large and Kyle Kramer co-authoring the script.
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bride, engagement, ex-girlfriend, groom [bridegroom], seduction, slacker, sweetheart