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Hooking Up

There's more to love than sex
2020 | 105m | English

(2566 votes)

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Bailey and Darla embark upon a misguided and mutually deceitful form of therapy, one in which they must drive across the country, re-enacting Darla's colorful history as a sex addict. As their true motivations for the road trip come to light, the unlikely pair force one another to confront their issues, discovering that there might actually be more to love than just sex.
Release Date: Mar 20, 2020
Director: Nico Raineau
Writer: Lauren Schacher, Nico Raineau
Genres: Comedy, Drama
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Production Companies Highland Myst Entertainment, SSS Entertainment, Yale Productions, Sprockefeller Pictures, BondIt Media Capital, SSS Film Capital, Buffalo 8 Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 05, 2026
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Sam Richardson Bailey
Brittany Snow Darla
Vivica A. Fox Cindy
Jordana Brewster Tanya
Richard Jackson Dr. Kaydan
Amy Pietz Betty
Rob Moran Charlie
Alexis G. Zall Molly
Anna Akana Elizabeth
Bryan Pitts Ron
Minnie Quan Mrs. Carthright
Jack Watkins Tom (uncredited)
Paul Blain Young Stranger (uncredited)
Name Job
Lauren Schacher Writer
Cydney Cox Second Assistant Director
Nico Raineau Writer, Director
Jeff Bierman Director of Photography
Greg Townley Music
Mary Vernieu Casting
Waldemar Centeno Editor
Brittany Ingram Production Design
Jonathan Rudak Set Decoration
Chelsea Lee Key Makeup Artist
Mirin Soliz Costume Designer
Jeff Weiss First Assistant Director
Brian Berger Supervising Sound Editor
Thomas D. Moser VFX Artist
Annette Conlon Music Supervisor
Mandi Murro Unit Production Manager
Bryan N. Blanton Property Master
Scotty Payne Gaffer
Brad Harper Sound Mixer
Eric Stern ADR Recordist
Name Title
Brittany Snow Producer
Jordan Beckerman Producer
Matthew Helderman Executive Producer
Ryan R. Johnson Executive Producer
Jon Keeyes Producer
Clay Epstein Executive Producer
Bill Bromiley Executive Producer
Mathilde Epstein Executive Producer
Gigi Lacks Executive Producer
Jordan Yale Levine Producer
Kamar Ararat Kalpakciyan Co-Executive Producer
Siena Oberman Co-Producer
Jesse Murphy Co-Executive Producer
Jackie Palkovicz Co-Executive Producer
Michael Palkovicz Co-Executive Producer
Nico Raineau Executive Producer
Russ Posternak Co-Producer
Jonathan Saba Executive Producer
Michael J. Rothstein Executive Producer
John Sacchi Executive Producer
Jonathan Sheldon Executive Producer
Lauren Schacher Executive Producer
Sabine Stener Executive Producer
Martin Sprock Executive Producer
Luke Taylor Executive Producer
Matthew Tompkins Co-Producer
Shaun S. Sanghani Executive Producer
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Kamurai
8.0

Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend if you're not bummed out by cancer stories. Honestly, all I needed was Brittany Snow to watch this, and she handles the role masterfully, elevating it past being a slutty hot girl and really showing the emotions and the damage her character ... has installed. Sam Richardson and Anna Akana were a delightful surprise, and were characters worthy of their own movie, potentially the one leading to their break up before this movie, or even a high school movie where they first got together. Richardson really gets the same expression as Snow out of his character, as both are filled with this damage, desire to heal and a full tank of emotions. I get that some people think we have enough cancer stories in the movies as it is and don't want another one, but this really feels like more than just a cancer story: it's a non-traditional romantic dramedy with elements of cancer. I think it is well worth the watch: it is substance meets sexual humor.

Jun 23, 2021
signsoflife
6.0

Whether or not I liked this movie, is still undecided. There's just not much to write home about, you know? It was okay. I had to pause on the first scene. It's a predictable drama even if the premise of each character is interesting, it's funny but it wanes the further into it you get, they're lika ... ble but not lovable. It sits in the middle of everything, mid if you will. Overall, despite the gravity of the subject matters, it lacks depth. Moreover, the title, the poster. the tagline, none of it feels cohesive with the tone of the movie. Admittedly, I would only ever watch this for Brittany Snow; and this is not a highlight in her career, yet, it's oddly fitting for her. The character, I mean. Addiction, mother-daughter issues, rock bottoms, realizations... Is this Parachute? (No offense). Jordana Brewster being here was awesome, haven't seen a lot of her filmography but I can confidently say D.E.B.S. (2004) remains at the top. Why did they have Alexis fucking G. Zall be the girl from The Fault In Our Stars...? Random, and I chucked, but nonsensical?

Dec 22, 2025