D.E.B.S. (2005)

They come on TV and men watch them and are trapped (LURE) by women that are thin and have perfect round breasts and legs and start todrool and not pay attention to the real women out there. These women don't exist and if they exist they are sorry sacks of S. Men need to pay attention to BBW you know what that means? Not something you see in this 'movie.' President Trump will take care of these stupid men. MAGA

Yes. Slender girls in microskirts with long hair of course!For those who like tattooed trash or twerking, er, women there are 100 other films (or indeed walk around your downtown) for those who love action and dialogue and eye candy, which is the point of cinema and entertainment, here is a film you need to own on DVD. I love the acting, the bodies, the faces, the acting and that it makes me feel like I am a man again.

At first blush, D.E.B.S. may seem like the sort of superficial sexual exploitation movie that used to flood Drive-In Theatres (aka "Passion Pits" and "Lust Lots") forty or fifty years ago.And undoubtedly, any proponent of California Proposition 8 (which bans same-sex marriage) will find this movie's favorable portrayal of a "lesbian love affair" highly offensive and downright immoral.But D.E.B.S. has three things going for it, and those three things help to explain the large number of favorable reviews of D.E.B.S. on IMDb.1) Controversy aside, D.E.B.S. is a fantastic "buddy" film. The lengths to which Scud will go-- to help his friend Lucy to heal her broken heart and to win the object of her love-- is truly heartwarming. And the recurring cattiness and rivalry among the D.E.B.S. throughout the film is trumped--indeed totally nullified--when Max tells Lucy "If you break her heart I will hunt you down and kill you." 2) The acting in D.E.B.S. is remarkable, and in fact it is astounding to see so many terrific performances in such a low budget film. A movie with this sort of budget is generally characterized by nauseous doses of "over acting," but in this film, each and every performer seems inspired to treat their parts not only with humor but also with a "labor of love" spirit which helps to explain why so many people genuinely enjoy this film.3) And while it is doubtful that anti-gay audiences would ever be able to view this film objectively, the fact is that some timeless universal themes are treated with precision and directness: How important is it for people to be honest with themselves? Are professional values more valid than personal values? And in the final analysis, is it a myth or a reality that Love can conquer all?

had hoped this movie would have gotten a higher rating. not sure why that is but perhaps people were expecting too much. went into watching this without any expectations and was pleasantly surprised by how much i enjoyed it. you have a very attractive youthful looking cast which helps, mixed with a lot of spy humor and a budding love story to boot between the lead actresses. if one hasn't seen the short which is also great, than you would surprised by the love connection between amy a.k.a the perfect score and super-villain lucy diamond who plans to conquer and take over the world. there's some really funny scenes ie. when lucy infiltrates the d.e.b.s secret lair than breaks into amy's room and kidnaps her for a night out on the town. during their outing which includes a pit stop at a club, amy and lucy get to know each other over a couple of beers. i also enjoyed the clips that show the two spending time together and the romance developing through clips of them having a soda, enjoying a sunset and other activities. while i would have enjoyed it more had they decided to include the extended love scene between amy and lucy, it still works without it. i loved the character of ms. petrie played by Holland taylor who i thought got the killer comedy lines throughout. while devon aoki who plays dominique got the least screen time, her frech accent was just atrocious and so was her character. aside from the one gripe i have, the film was a fun piece of fluff.