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Remember when Demi Moore used to make half decent movies? You know, the time before she became obsessed with finding the font of eternal youth and seemingly just making movies to fund the plastic surgery of eternal youth? Well, this is one of those movies before she became Ms. Vainpants. She and the absurdly handsome Rob Lowe star in this 1980s look at the lifestyles and lovestyles of young city professionals. The film is based on David Mamet's play Sexual Perversity in Chicago, though you'd hardly know it, since it is a far slicker affair than Mamet would ever produce. Yet it does retain at least some of the playwright's insight and intelligence, while also providing its ration of entertainment.

Lowe and Moore do well, although it is James Belushi, in an over-the-top supporting performance, who all but walks off with the show (and boy, Mr Belushi can do over the top with the best of them though not in Charles Laughton's class). Contains swearing and nudity. And come to think of it they are things Ms Moore has always ben associated with so no change there then!