Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

In other words,this film is a surreal ride.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

If I could give this movie a 0, I would!The acting is terrible, not to mention the story-line! I feel ashamed for the actors, such as Larry Miller, Danny Matherson and Donald Fiason, who agreed to be apart of this atrocity! It makes you wonder, though; are they *that* desperate for work, or do they have poor tastes in movies?The two main characters, two dweebs of boys, are… they're from another world! Limus is good looking and convincing as a nerd but the other one? He's way too old to be in high school, that wig/haircut doesn't do him justice, highlighting his round face, and that puffy jacket? Well, he's just not convincing as a nerd!The acting is terrible all around! The writers just jumped right into the plot without giving the characters much of a background story, if any at all, and building them up, making them likable; there's nothing likable about the characters!I have my list of 'rainy day' movies, but, to be honest, I wouldn't put this movie anywhere near the list; it's not even a C-grade movie and does not even deserve to see the light of day ever again!If you're considering watching this movie, don't! It's not worth your time, or the $8 to $15 you pay a month for your Netflix subscription; I would be asking for my money back. Seriously!

The idea for this movie is not something new and has been done before but i watched this hoping they put a modern spin on this story, but i was mistaken. The story feels very "by the numbers" and there's no much that's different from previous movies of this kind. The leads are very unlikable and you really never feel a connection to them or really want them to succeed. The humor is not funny and comes off as rude and awkward. The movie could have explored the artificial intelligence and free will plot better but that is not really touched upon much. The movie rather chooses to focus on the teenage unlikable leads and their loser lives. There was a lot they could have done but they chose to do a movie like "superbad " with a robot instead. The robot herself and how she was learning was very interesting but she never develops a personality. The ending was kind of cliché and unrealistic. Comes out of nowhere because the friendship between the guy and the girl was never fully developed.

I think the only thing that can be considered to have been done right is the Hot Bot. I think you cannot argue that she is hot. But casting someone who doesn't do nudity in the main role of a movie like this, is a bit wrong. Especially because there is nudity here by other actresses. Not to mention that while there is almost nothing happening here (kind of literally, which is "funny" in a bad way considering the very naughty beginning), the jokes are badly written too.I guess this is supposed to be a sort of remake of an 80s movie with Kelly LeBrock in the main role. Mix in a bit of Superbad or something recent and you have a winning formula, right? Well unfortunately wrong, which is a shame indeed. Not funny or hot at all, which is kind of hard to achieve (no pun intended) if you think about it ...

A highly advanced prototype female sex-partner robot, en route to a sleazy senator, falls into the hands of two teenage virgin nerds. Hilarity ensues.When I say "hilarity ensues", what I mean is that this teenage sex comedy has a complete absence of humour. And often, with unfunny comedies, you can see where they are meant to be funny but aren't: here you can't even see those moments. Also, like many such movies, it wimps out on the sex, too - the film is pretty chaste. And, while we're at it, it's low on teenagers...But I am mostly concerned with nerd Leonard (Zack Pearlman). We have skinny loser nerd Limus and fat loser nerd Leonard. Now, if you are a fat loser nerd - a fairly heavy burden to struggle through your teenage years with - why on earth would you add to it by being an aggressive A-hole fat loser nerd? This character was horrible - obnoxious and just plain unpleasant to be around - and made a bad movie much, much worse.