RNMorton And thoroughly enjoyed pretty much every minute of it. Film follows a daisy chain of relationships until the circle is closed at the end. This is exactly what I hoped a movie like Sidewalks of New York would be (but definitely WAS NOT). A look at real-life-type relationships from many different points of view. My favorites were Tom Everett Scott (always a favorite for me, nobody underplays like him) and Azura Skye, their scenes together are precious. I know there's been other movies with a shfiting focus like this one but derivative or not it hit the spot. Worth checking out despite the risqué title.

youramy1 I liked this movie so much, it should be a continuing show on Showtime with these characters evolving. I especially like how the story subtly opened the characters' "truths" with sparing dialogue. The movie's pace was excellent, I avidly anticipated the succeeding scenes. The material was fresh and handled well. Acting and writing, cinematography and directing were all excellent. The depiction of sex so realistically without anything crossing into exposed flesh was less than seen on Californication, one of the great Showtime series. I was happy to find this gem on Showtime, albeit 3 or 4 years after it was made. The only change I can think of is to give Lorna the nickname: "Cookie" and she can figure out equally annoying nicknames for those who call her that (ha ha).

Screen-7 I admit it... I watched this movie for the title. I live in a highly censored country yet they were showing it on Star Movies! I expected B-movie tawdry but was rewarded with a good movie about sex.The movie is a decent exploration of the ripple effect of sex -- not a masterpiece -- but a thoughtful look at the subject.It's not a spoiler to say that the story line jumps from partner to partner through a series of sexual encounters. At times, the links loop around to reveal connection even the character are unaware of.It reminded me of the STD warnings that when you have sex with a person, you are also having sex with every one of THEIR partners.With any ensemble caste movie, the acting isn't equal but there really is no bad acting in this film. I thought Anne Heche really stood out and her performance makes this a "must see" for Heche fans (like me.)If I was a TV director, I'd take this idea and turn it into a mini-series. Each one of the sub-plots could have been given given its own 73-minute treatment and explored a few of the loose ends that could not be developed in 96 minutes.

fnorful ...and then some serious "doing it".This was the spoiler part, where you find out that there are portrayals of people having sex in this movie. Good, hard, good-bye forever sex. And then the transition to the rest of their life (with more sex strongly implied).This round of stories is entertaining, with pretty good production values. The dialog, although not crisp, felt more "real". This is how people really act, with insecurities, saying nearly the right things, and having thoughts that are linked to their actions only in the context of the moment.Worth a watch: light but enjoying. Certainly not the "biggest" or "best" you've ever had, but it will do for now.