This film should of been called "Bad Movie," instead of "Bad Johnson." I think this film had potential that went to waste. I like the premise. I wanted to like the movie but it disappointed. The main character was a horrible person that did horrible things but by the end of the movie he didn't learn anything. I have seen many films, that were comedies about sex. Films like American Pie, for example. That film at least had a good story and main characters that you cared about. There was a point to the whole story. This film was completely pointless, about some guy who cheats on and hurts the women he cares about. It also wasn't funny at all. If you are looking to watch a funny comedy about sex then I recommend the American Pie series instead.

When I first heard the title of this film I was definitely nervous, but this film ended up taking me by surprise! Bad Johnson actually has a great story hidden under the hilarious absurdity that is a man's penis coming to life. Cam Gigandet and Nick Thune are hilarious and were definitely the perfect choices for this crazy, roller coaster film. I think if you're looking for a great comedy film that actually tells an interesting and rewarding story, this film is perfect for you to watch! A funny film with an interesting story line is hard to come by and I can say whole- heartedly that this film has both and more. I found myself relating to some of the moments in the film and just laughing at some of the more absurd situations. This film is a balanced combination of humor and story and I would recommend it to anyone who asked!

I ordered this film on iTunes and was surprised at the layers it holds within its "raunchy- com" feel. What surprises the most about Bad Johnson is its versatility: it can be a dude's film, a sex comedy, a date movie, and many other things. Most important, however, is the genuine plight of this man with his sexual drive, and trying to come to terms with it as he finds an authentic, and committed relationship in his life. Despite the comedic surrealism of the film's plot, Bad Johnson tells the story of many people today, both men and women and everyone that has dealt with some sort of hindering addiction. This works in delivering both the hilarious element of a detached penis, a man's worst night, but it doesn't shy away from telling a true and relatable story about an addiction, and a closer look into the modern-day womanizer. As for the comedy, Jeff Tetreault's first feature film is an impressive debut that takes into consideration both the story and the necessary gags. Looking forward to seeing more work by this up-and-coming writer. But what really takes the prize here is the fantastic cast. All actors are in-tune with the comedic elements and the timing: Jamie Chung delivers the angry girlfriend stereotype brilliantly, Nick Thune is equal parts terrifying and hysterical, Katherine Cunningham is a newcomer to look out for, and Cam Gigandet steals every scene with a natural charm and a previously unseen versatility for every kind of role. The film has its silliness, and its slips in over-doing some of the jokes, as any first feature will have (and especially one of the comedic genre)—however, I was surprised at how much work went into the making of this film. Definitely worth it, a fun and impressive first-time feature.

Although I was a little apprehensive about seeing a movie about a man's detached penis that comes to life, I thoroughly enjoyed Bad Johnson. It is the perfect raunchy sex comedy and the cast of characters all had great chemistry. The best parts of the movie are the hilarious one liners sprinkled throughout – most of them come from main character Rich Johnson's (Cam Gigandet) penis (Nick Thune). Thune has a couple of really great quips that really make the movie enjoyable. I was laughing all the way through the movie. There is a message too; Bad Johnson is not just silly shenanigans. Despite the film being a sex comedy, it is surprisingly sweet at times and over-all very funny and enjoyable.