Coming to the big screen is Sex Tape, an unusual and juicy comedy about a married couple who, in order to spice up their sex life again, make an amateur sex video. After an awkward encounter, it lands in the wrong hands, which triggers an avalanche of witty solutions to the situation.
When they Jay (Jason Segel) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) became a couple, their relationship was bursting with romance and, of course, plenty of sex. A ten years and two children later their fire was completely extinguished. So one day Annie comes to an idea, so I could rekindled the sparks with a homemade sex video (Sex Tape).
A more than successful idea to rekindle their sex life soon turns into a disaster. Namely, Jay accidentally saves the film not only on his own iPad, but rather him it also shares with their relatives, friends and even the postman via iCloud, who were gifted with Apple tablets last holiday and also synchronized with its own. So a private three-hour sex matinee in the middle of the living room suddenly becomes a public menace their reputation. It follows a comic mission of action at any cost, so that the recording would not fall into even more wrong hands.
Sony's juicy comedy Sex Tape with a strong star cast, director Jake Kasdan, is coming to US theaters on July 25.
