Whipped

Synopsis

In the 2000 romantic comedy Whipped, three New York bachelors, Brad, Zeke, and Jonathan, make a weekly tradition of discussing their love lives over brunch. The trio are self-proclaimed 'experts' when it comes to women, devising elaborate strategies and games to seduce them. However, their friendship is tested when they all become infatuated with the same woman, Mia, played by Amanda Peet. As they compete for her affections, their true colors and insecurities are revealed, leading to unexpected twists and revelations. Whipped explores the complexities of modern dating, friendship, and male insecurities in a humorous and thought-provoking manner that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.

Cast

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  Amanda Peet

  Mia

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  Brian Van Holt

  Brad

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  Jonathan Abrahams

  Jonathan

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  Zorie Barber

  Zeke

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  Judah Domke

  Eric

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  Callie Thorne

  Liz

Reviews

Whipped is a polarizing film that has received mixed reviews from critics. While some find the humor and performances entertaining, others criticize its portrayal of relationships and stereotypical male characters. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a low 13% rating, with the consensus that it 'offers stale laughs and an unconvincing insight into modern relationships.' Metacritic's score of 10/100 reflects the divided opinions on the film, with some reviewers praising its comedic moments while others labeling it as shallow and unoriginal. IMDb's rating of 4.4/10 indicates a lackluster reception overall, with viewers expressing disappointment in the script and character development. Despite the negative reviews, some viewers appreciate Whipped for its lighthearted take on the complexities of dating and relationships.