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Bottoms Up
It seems our Marcus Mojo is planning a vacation in Mexico. His to do list includes parasailing, bungee jumping, partying, and...oh yeah...getting laid! He's enlisted the help of his Latin friend, Mario Romo. Johnny Torque is joining Marcus to help him work out a few sleek poses for an upcoming amateur competition. These guys know that the most important muscle is the one that swells up on its own, without any pumping iron. That's why they decided to have a post-workout fuck session! Marcus Mojo is basically grounded. While foraging around under his bed, he happens to find his lube hidden behind a bunch of clothes. Reminiscing all the good times they’ve had together, Marcus decides to take a break and get reacquainted with his old friend. Ayden Marx has made the silly mistake of challenging Marcus Mojo to a foosball tournament. Marcus Mojo is charged with a serious duty this weekend: getting his dick wet. So Marcus calls Anthony Romero.
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Plot Summary
When a washed-up child star, now an adult named Hayden, tries to revive his career by joining a fraternity at a local college, he finds himself in a series of increasingly absurd and embarrassing situations. He hopes that this will lead to a comeback, but instead, he navigates pranks, parties, and the eccentric characters that populate the college greek system.
Critical Reception
Bottoms Up was widely panned by critics and audiences alike, struggling to find any significant positive reception. It is generally regarded as a low-quality comedy with a weak script and uninspired performances.
What Reviewers Say
Lacks humor and any semblance of a coherent plot.
A tiresome and forgettable comedy effort.
Suffers from weak acting and a derivative premise.
Google audience: Audiences found the film to be unfunny and a waste of time, criticizing its predictable jokes and the unengaging performances of its cast. Many viewers expressed disappointment with the overall execution.
Fun Fact
The film was released direct-to-video and received virtually no promotional push, contributing to its obscurity and poor reception.
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