Should I get my lawyer?
Things are going great on Penny and Judah's first date. They're lounging on her bed and they lean in for a kiss. Then he stops and asks her if she minds going over a sexual consent form. She has no objections, but asks if he minds if her lawyer looks it over. Soon, over each of their shoulders, their lawyers are in full negotiation.
Roomate
The film's tagline is: "Should I get my lawyer?"
The film was directed by Jason Reitman.
The screenplay was written by Michelle Lee and Jason Reitman.
Cinematography was handled by Eric Steelberg.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt0402936.
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Average
21 votes
Consent
Released
NR
English
United States of America
