A university bureaucratic snafu causes a woman to share a dormitory suite with 2 men. The three of them develop friendships and there are interesting sexual desires/relationships between some of the characters.Overall, this was a funny and at times moving film. However, parts of the movie were difficult to believe, which made the entire movie a little difficult to relate to.The character who narrates a few scenes, Eddie, is the most believable and he is an easy character to relate to. Stuart is almost believable, but this is borderline. He almost belongs in "Animal House," although he is not that extreme. Finally, the woman, Alex, is the least believable as she is can be very sexually aggressive. The other tough part of this movie it moves too quickly for the relationships to develop. The characters' public displays of friendship are amusing, but surprising because it happens relatively abruptly. In another scene Eddie has a theory about Stuart and refers to several things that Stuart said to support his theory. However, we never saw the original scenes where Stuart made these statements. I suspect they were edited out. Despite everything I wrote, I am glad I saw the movie. College friendships happen quickly and can be very serious very quickly. They can also be amusing. Each of the main characters was likable and the movie was entertaining.

I love this movie! From start to finish it had me laughing as Stephen Baldwin's character of Stuart as the obnoxious sex-crazed horny frat-boy from Hell makes this movie. Too bad 2 yrs later he let Pauly Shore talk him into doing the movie Bio-Dome which basically relegated his career to straight-to-video releases. But in this film he showed he had a great comedic timing and he works excellently with the always talented Lara Flynn Boyle who plays the sexually repressed character of Alex, the girl who because of her uni-sex name is forced to live with 2 guys on campus as the other guy played by, the great bascially still not very known actor Josh Charles, has her hot under the pantyline as he won't go out with her or make any moves on her, as he is trying to figure out why he'd rather look at Stephen Baldwin than Ms Flynn. In otherwords ***** SPOILER****** he's GAY! Hilarious scenes follow as Mr Baldwin's character, once he finds out about Josh Charles's gayness starts giving him advice on how to woo a person but it's all advice on how to woo a girl into bed rather than a gay-on - gay relationship. Also, very funny stuff, Ms Boyle's character trying to seduce Mr Charles, as he is trying to read big words in the library & she's so hot for him saying a word with more than 3 or 4 words in it gets her off like a bottle rocket. Very steamy film! ***** out of *****

I saw this movie almost 10 years ago already for the second time and I liked it as much as before. The three main characters develop such a funny and friendly relationship throughout the movie that you just have to like them. Especially Josh Charles as Eddy (formerly admired as Mr. Knox Overstreet in Dead Poets Society) is a hell of a performer. He has something very special in his acting and I simply think he is remarkable. Lara Flynn Boile is no doubt a goddess with respectable acting abilities and even Will Baldwin, who plays a very flat but funny character, pleases the audience. As a group they even go beyond and the result is a romantic comedy with lots of sex appeal, laughing, friendship and even some seriousness. The script is very good and I can recommend this film to anyone over 16. My tip though: Don't watch it alone. It's much more fun with company. Have fun!

This is a pretty good little movie about very close roommates. It's got a good deal of humor and easy charm but at the end I had a bit of a "so what" feeling about it. Also shows you of how hot Lara was before she turned into Skeletor.