In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

There are better movies of two hours length. I loved the actress'performance.

The acting in this movie is really good.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

This is an excellent movie, if you are a woman that loves severe domestic violence if done to men. He is tortured:form let him wet his pants to cutting his face with a razor, to kidnaping him 4 days. All because he was an unfaithful boyfriend. I hate when this kind of stuff is done to us (women) and I don't like it when is presented as heroic and good just because is done to a man. If you are a men full of self hate you will love the movie too. On technical grounds the movie is closer to bad than so-so. Actuation is not that good. The tortured boyfriend do not show realistic emotions even when he is having his face cut with a razor. Continuity is not that good, and the movie is not realistic. (Example police arrive to the house and he listen to a male voice and do not put himself into making noises, until the guy left). In a nut shell, a mediocre movie,with few scattered funny moments. The only reason to see it is if you are into abusing males.

Brian Hartley is an accomplished music journalist. He's making a very decent living, earning a pretty good salary, and he's got the most beautiful girl in the world crazy for him. There's just one problem Brian hasn't outgrown. He has a tendency to cheat on his girlfriend. But, the one time he manages to stay faithful to her, she finds some swaying evidence which notes otherwise. In an attempt to make up, he is taken hostage by his girl's exhibitionist friends. Great romantic comedy and an excellent B-movie that might have done nicely at box-offices. Will only disappoint the narrow-minded and overly demanding.

This movie was really stupid. The only reason I watched it was because of Galligan.The plot really lacked a lot of things. If there even was a plot!Ok, Zach was a player in the movie, and his girlfried finally broke up with him because she couldn't take it anymore. He went to her apartment to try to get her back, but her room-mate tied him up on the bed and kept him captive. So, they do all kinds of stuff to him, and keep him tied up for like 3 or 4 days. My problem is when he got untied, he still wanted to marry the girl. I would've been too p***ed at her to ever forgive her!And a few more things...if he was tied up on my bed...I would've had a little more fun with him! lol

"The Burning Bed" and "Misery" for laughs. This horrible movie tries to make a variation on the hugely successful comedy "9 to 5", but it misses entirely. Three women tie up the would-be finance of one of the women (Teri Hatcher) and keep him prisoner for three days. Their idea of revenge for supposed transgressions consists of various forms of torture, including not letting him use the bathroom, not feeding him properly, leaving him completely tied to the bed and helpless while QVC blasts from the TV all day, using his credit cards for their own purchases, getting him fired for missing an important meeting, shaved him with a rusty razor, and so on. All this for problems making commitments. Get the picture? Hatcher is cute, and very Lois-like, but I couldn't watch the last 10 minutes. My advice? Skip it.