The Threesome – Budget Unknown – 1 hours and 52 minutes
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Connor stares at Olivia from the bar. Connor’s friend, Greg, warns Connor that there is a small difference between lurking and stalking. Connor and Olivia have always been friends, but they had sex one time. Since then, Greg can feel the attraction between them, but Olivia denies it. Greg encourages him to talk to a girl, Jenny, sitting at a few tables over. Greg knows she got stood up and could use some company. It will make Olivia jealous. Olivia sees her ex-romantic partner, Kevin, with his wife. They walk into a private corner. He’s upset that she ghosted him, and Olivia’s upset that Kevin is married. She walks away and sees Connor with Jenny. She walks over and quips at his expense. She convinces Jenny to go dancing with him. Olivia tells Connor that Jenny would be okay with a threesome, and they go back to his place. To Connor’s surprise, Olivia is right.
Connor wakes up to Jenny in his bed, but Olivia is gone. Jenny and Connor spend time in the shower before she leaves. Connor walks to Olivia’s favorite café. They decide to have their first date. Weeks later, Connor and Olivia are a happy couple. Connor enters the bathroom to brush his teeth and finds a positive pregnancy test in the trash can. Olivia forgot to take her birth control, but isn’t sure what she wants to do. She mentions taking a pill to end the pregnancy. However, Connor confesses that her admission hurts him more than finding the test. They decide to have the baby.
Connor and Olivia return home and find Jenny on their doorstep. She sullenly informs them that she’s pregnant with Connor’s baby, too. Olivia doesn’t believe it because they used protection during the threesome. Jenny admits that they didn’t use it in the shower. She doesn’t believe in termination and told her family she and Connor were a couple. She will keep her baby and is determined to do it alone if necessary. Olivia leaves. She refused to involve herself in Connor’s drama. Olivia ends their blossoming relationship. She chooses not to keep her baby and runs to Kevin’s home. Can Connor handle this wild circumstance when Olivia decides to keep their baby?
These three characters, Olivia, Connor, and Jenny, are some of the most insufferable people ever written. Connor is a masochist who caves at the slightest whimper from Olivia and Jenny. He’s willing to take responsibility for his children but not for his poor partner choice. Olivia is a narcissistic, indecisive, bottomless pit of need. She whines and complains about Connor doing what she told him to do. Jenny, the youngest of the bunch, is the most mature. She lies to her parents about the situation and keeps waiting for the ‘right time’ to come clean. The saving grace of this movie is the comedic relief of Greg. He is the audience’s reaction and happily inserts himself in any situation. He loves the tea. Two camera angles stick out. First, Connor and Olivia discuss the pregnancy test. Connor faces the camera, while you can see Olivia in a reflection of the mirror. They are in the same room but with different perspectives. When they choose to have the child, Connor joins Olivia in the reflection. The next is when Connor learns a devastating secret. The angle slightly turns as he processes the information. It displays Connor’s brief snap from reality. However, he pulls himself together. This film is uncomfortably funny and charming. However, you may strongly dislike the conclusion.
I give it 3 out of 5 stars
She really knows how to get what she wants, huh? – Jenny
She really knows how to get what she wants, huh? – Olivia
A heart that is afraid to break is a heart that is never used – Connor
These are gay muscles. They’re just for show – Greg
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