This movie is an eye opener of what can go wrong on a date.

I believed Tara Reid's character first and then Jerry O'Connel's character, then eventually, I didn't know who to believe. I was shocked when both realized that they had blacked out and agreed to lie.

I would only watch this movie with close female friends - it has a lot of controversial issues that would make people want to argue; or just be withdrawn or very careful about dating.

This movie showed me that not only drinking and driving can take away someone's life.

In the past decade there have been a string of movies trying to define dating and relationships in the 90s. Chalk it under America's preoccupation with compartmentalizing trends and pop culture in easy to file time periods. The "turbulent 60's", the 70's "me decade", the "Reagan 80's." What do we do with the 90s? This movie thinks it has the answer. Apparently, the genders are at war and sex is something that happens after consuming copious amounts of alcohol. Lots of post-feminist feminist angst and confused males struggling to exhibit an aggressive attitude within the confines of the female-dictated political correctness. Welcome to the "cynical 90s." Now aren't you glad they're over?