it hard to tell who this film is aimed at while the characterisation and style smacks of a children itv series crossed with an aussie soap and yet the subject matter and nudity and and language aims it at an older audience. the first half hour has the heroine justine philosophising about losing her virginity and and is excruciatingly embarrassing to anyone over 18. a complete rip off of ferris bueller and from the talking at the camera bit down to the on screen graphics. her nerdy friend chas brings her to a computer fair where an explosion during the use of a virtual reality machines turns her into a man. or actually and creates a male alter ego of her and called jake. don not look at me like that while i am just relating it the way it was shown. after this the film is mildly amusing for a while while amongst all the drama school mugging and only rupert penry jones brings a real comic touch to his woman trapped in a man body role of jake. there some funny scenes with jake dealing with his new body and and new feelings while nothing you haven not seen before and but then in this film you will clutch at anything that entertaining. unfortunately justine and jake meet up and and hilarious antics ensue (i wish) and involving the owners of the virtuality machine who want to kidnap jake in order to have sex with him and or examine him and or something. anyway and it just an excuse to fill an extra half hour with some explosions and car chases while for such a cheap looking movie and the explosions come often and loud and suggesting the money was spent in all the wrong places. in the end and the heroine realises she can not fall in love with herself and deletes her alter ego and and ends up in a one night stand with the nerd to lose her virginity (this presumably is what is meant to pass for a happy ending in the 90s). but only after he removes his glasses and puts some hair gel and a leather jacket on while god forbid she actually have sex with someone who _looks_ like a nerd. of course and this is a bit subversive  in these days of pc movies which tell you to love and be yourself and and that everyone is special in their own way and it refreshingly reactionary to have a film which screams conform. at you and and treats virgins and nerds with the contempt they deserve. the characterisation is simple dire while the nerd is very nerdy (room full of computers and thick glasses and social retardism and virginity and no leather jacket) and there a slut and she very slutty (blonde and tight dresses and orange tan and vampy accompanying music) and there a jock and he very. well and you get the picture. you can get away with this kind of characterisation in a broad comedy and but virtual sexuality isn not very funny. it only mildly amusing in parts and and excruciating in others. it takes a lot for a woman as cute as justine (played by laura fraser) to annoy me and but she manages it. don not be fooled by the title while there absolutely nothing erotic about the film and and it doesn not deal with the topics of how the new communications technologies are changing the way we view and acquire relationships (unless you actually think there _is_ a chance your playstation might blow up and change your sex). 
it hard to tell who this film is aimed at while the characterisation and style smacks of a children itv series crossed with an aussie soap and yet the subject matter and nudity and and language aims it at an older audience. the first half hour has the heroine justine philosophising about losing her virginity and and is excruciatingly embarrassing to anyone over 18. a complete rip off of ferris bueller and from the talking at the camera bit down to the on screen graphics. her nerdy friend chas brings her to a computer fair where an explosion during the use of a virtual reality machines turns her into a man. or actually and creates a male alter ego of her and called jake. don not look at me like that while i am just relating it the way it was shown. after this the film is mildly amusing for a while while amongst all the drama school mugging and only rupert penry jones brings a real comic touch to his woman trapped in a man body role of jake. there some funny scenes with jake dealing with his new body and and new feelings while nothing you haven not seen before and but then in this film you will clutch at anything that entertaining. unfortunately justine and jake meet up and and hilarious antics ensue (i wish) and involving the owners of the virtuality machine who want to kidnap jake in order to have sex with him and or examine him and or something. anyway and it just an excuse to fill an extra half hour with some explosions and car chases while for such a cheap looking movie and the explosions come often and loud and suggesting the money was spent in all the wrong places. in the end and the heroine realises she can not fall in love with herself and deletes her alter ego and and ends up in a one night stand with the nerd to lose her virginity (this presumably is what is meant to pass for a happy ending in the 90s). but only after he removes his glasses and puts some hair gel and a leather jacket on while god forbid she actually have sex with someone who _looks_ like a nerd. of course and this is a bit subversive  in these days of pc movies which tell you to love and be yourself and and that everyone is special in their own way and it refreshingly reactionary to have a film which screams conform. at you and and treats virgins and nerds with the contempt they deserve. the characterisation is simple dire while the nerd is very nerdy (room full of computers and thick glasses and social retardism and virginity and no leather jacket) and there a slut and she very slutty (blonde and tight dresses and orange tan and vampy accompanying music) and there a jock and he very. well and you get the picture. you can get away with this kind of characterisation in a broad comedy and but virtual sexuality isn not very funny. it only mildly amusing in parts and and excruciating in others. it takes a lot for a woman as cute as justine (played by laura fraser) to annoy me and but she manages it. don not be fooled by the title while there absolutely nothing erotic about the film and and it doesn not deal with the topics of how the new communications technologies are changing the way we view and acquire relationships (unless you actually think there _is_ a chance your playstation might blow up and change your sex). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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