Kisses and Caroms
In California, Zack owns the "Breakingtime Billiards", a store that sells pool tables and game room supplies. He works with his girlfriend Jennifer; the sexy seller Tara; the installer of pool tables and best friend, the wolf David, and his idiot assistant Eddie. After having a threesome arranged by Jen with Tara, Zach breaks up his relationship with Jen, in spite of her bringing him up all the time. He tells his sexual experience to David while Jen asks for an advice to her psychologist Dr. Bob Johnson in his radio show. Along the day and after the visit of many peculiar clients, Zack concludes that Jen is his dream girl.
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Plot Summary
A struggling writer falls for a beautiful woman he meets at a professional billiard tournament. As their relationship blossoms, he must navigate the complexities of romance and career, all while trying to keep his true identity a secret from her.
Critical Reception
Kisses and Caroms received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many finding its plot predictable and its humor lacking. Audience response was similarly divided, with some appreciating the romantic storyline and others criticizing its execution.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its charming leads and romantic premise.
- Criticized for its unoriginal storyline and underdeveloped humor.
- Seen as a lighthearted, albeit unremarkable, romantic comedy.
Google audience: Audience feedback on Kisses and Caroms is scarce. Those who have reviewed it often cite the chemistry between the lead actors as a positive aspect, though many found the film to be formulaic and forgettable.
Fun Fact
The film was written, directed, and starred Christopher Scott Cherot, who also directed the 2003 romantic comedy 'Gigli'.
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