To use the parliamentary language of our time, two young hotties use the Internet to hook-up and get each other off.
Megan, nicely played by Analeigh Tipton is coaxed into getting into a one night stand by her friend Faiza (Jessica Szohr) who is in a serious relationship. Megan Skypes Alec (Miles Teller) on her lap top, and tactfully but bluntly conveys that she just wants to have sex. Alec obliges her request, and invites her to his place.
The two youthful souls live in Minnesota during winters peek. The next morning, Megan wakes up and is dressed and ready to leave while he sleeps. A vast snow storm has stranded her at his place. Now the two are forced to actually talk to one another.
It's a tale as old as Hollywood itself; Man and women meet, rendezvous in coitus ventures, laugh together, fight, then break up despite being perfect for each other, and the writers maybe bet on which percent of its audience members actually believe the two won't ever get back together.
"Two Night Stand" released on DVD January 6 and theaters on September 25 is targeted for the younger crowd, I'd say between 12-30 year-old's, and despite it's predictability there is an unexpected little twist toward the conclusion. To be honest, I didn't like or hate this movie, so I had to rate it right in the middle; two and half stars out of five.
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