Knots (2004)

Sorry, this movie sucks

Beautiful, moving film.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

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.

I have to admit that I had a lot of fun watching Knots. Despite it being a little predictable, it was a funny and enjoyable movie. The plot was pretty original and I just loved how the character, Dave, was just in so much denial throughout the movie. He, along with all the other characters, brought so much to what could've been a pretty bad movie.Dave and his wife are having a few "marital" problems in the bedroom. When they go on a double date with Dave's best friend and his new lovely date, Lily, things take a different turn when Dave finds Lily in bed with his wife, Greta! Greta is now convinced she is a lesbian and divorces Dave. His friends Cal and Jake help him move on, but Dave makes his own plunge by sleeping with Greta's lovely girlfriend, Lily. Cal is also cheating on his fiancée, Emily, she finds out finally when Jake accidentally tells her. Jake is also falling for Emily as well.Could this knotted web be finally untangled? You'll have to find out. It's a fun film that you get a few laughs out of.7/10

I rented this movie mostly because of the eclectic cast. It is a real indie darling. It is fun and clever and the jokes between the ensemble cast, especially the male characters, had me laughing out loud. This film is speaks to the love lives of young couples living in NYC, trying to stay committed and dealing with the many problems that relationships entail. Many of the situations are easy to relate to, but this film isn't your typical sex comedy. There are many twists and turns down the couple's road to seeking love and it can get nasty, but it's always interesting. The ensemble cast is fantastic! It's nice to see John Stamos again, especially in a role I've never seen him play.

Knots is that little known film that just seemed to work. You left the the theater laughing for a change. At last a non-violent, non- cartoon film that's worth seeing. An actual comedy that's entertaining without sight gags. Dating, marriage, infidelity,and cross genre infidelity. There was plenty of wit, plot, and humor to move the film along. Paulina P. was beautiful and surprisingly good. John Stamos was very funny and believable as that 30 something guy . The NY locations were great to see , particularly the Brooklyn scenes. Originally saw this at the Gen Art festival, unedited. Try to catch this version as I understand the edited version took a little teeth out of it

terrific movie. funny. love the intertwining plots and very sexy scenes (esp. between the women, but maybe I'm being too typically male). John Stamos was hysterical. WOW!! i love the primary relationship. very clever. and my wife has often considered women more attractive than me, so i can relate. very snappy writing. was this movie released in theaters? i don't remember seeing it? how could they skip over this one? besides, what more can i say without giving away the plot. everything works well and flows together, plus the characters are well developed. i would have liked to see more of Stamos, because he steals the movie. Paulina is pretty great as well. I had no idea she could act. finally, i love the new york setting. makes me proud to live here.