Sex Ed

A high school teacher, who is woefully inexperienced about sex, is forced to lead a comprehensive sex education class after budget cuts lead to the cancellation of the school's program. He must rely on his students to teach him about sex, leading to humorous and awkward situations as he navigates his new role.

Sex Ed received a generally mixed to negative reception from critics, with some appreciating its comedic efforts and unique premise, while others found its humor to be crude and its storyline predictable. Audience reception was similarly divided.

• The film attempts a humorous take on a sensitive subject but often relies on predictable gags.
• While some performances are praised, the overall script is seen as underdeveloped.
• The movie tries to be edgy but frequently falls into cliché territory.

Google audience: Google users found the movie to be a funny, albeit raunchy, comedy with a few decent laughs. However, many felt the humor was repetitive and the plot lacked substance, leading to a somewhat forgettable viewing experience.

Haley Joel Osment, who plays the antagonist, famously gained a significant amount of weight for his role, a stark contrast to his lean appearance in his earlier, more famous roles.