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Provocative and sly, 'I Want Your Sex' celebrates the fine art of sloppy mistakes
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Wilde came of age in more libertine times when pundits fretted that hook-up culture was encouraging youngsters to have too much sex.
Midway through the movie, Elliot shows off what he’s learned to a European femme fatale (Roxane Mesquida) who recoils.
Like his late father, Philip Seymour Hoffman, he’s willing to throw his whole self into playing a simp.
I’m excited to see where the younger Hoffman goes next.
Beyond that title, the boldest thing about the film is that Araki doesn’t condemn Erika or Elliot for their fling.