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Hot Bot

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USA  •    •  86m  •    •  Directed by: Michael Polish.  •  Starring: Zack Pearlman, Doug Haley, Cynthia Kirchner, David Shackelford, Anthony Anderson, Donald Faison, Danny Masterson, Larry Miller, Angela Kinsey, Kirby Bliss Blanton, John Robinson, Arianna Jaffier, Aimiomode Anetor.  •  Music by: Jeff Toyne.
       Two sexually repressed and unpopular teenage geeks accidentally discover a life-like super-model sex bot.

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Hot Bot's writerdirector Michael Polish clearly intended for his teen sex comedy to be a hilarious mix of Weird Science and Superbad, Cynthia Kirchner's high-tech sex robot Bardot replacing Kelly LeBrock's living Barbie-doll, with high-school geeks Leonard Stupenski (Zack Pearlman) and Limus Huffington (Doug Haley) a cross between Superbad's Seth and Evan and Weird Science's Gary and Wyatt. What he actually delivers is a charmless wreck of a film with zero laughs that is about as sexy as sticking your dick in a light socket.

Limus is a scrawny, lank haired dweeb with a charisma bypass, while his best friend Leonard is unlikeable in almost every way imaginable (imagine an even more irritating version of Jonah Hill crossed with Jack Black at his most grating, and you're not even close to how obnoxious this guy is). Within minutes, I was rooting for these idiots to be captured by the FBI agents—who are hunting for the missing sex-bot—and made to 'disappear' (ie., a shot to the back of the head and a shallow grave); sadly, they're there for the duration, 86 painful minutes of desperately unfunny, puerile gags as the lads try to keep Bardot from her intended owner, sleaze-ball Senator Biter (Larry Miller).

After much inane 'comedy' during which neither nerd scores with the sex-bot (despite being invited to f within minutes of meeting her), Polish adds insult to injury with several supposedly hilarious out-takes during the end credits that somehow prove even less funny than the stuff that made it into the film.


Review by BA_Harrison from the Internet Movie Database.