Jay (Jason Segal) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) have sex. They don't talk, have romance or foreplay that we know about. We really don't get to know the couple even after they have two kids and get bored with sex. They make a sex tape and accidentally download it to a bunch of I-Pads that he gave away to to a group of friends...must be nice.The rest of the film is their attempt to recover the I-Pads.

The clever humor wasn't there. It was all situational nonsense that was made worse through the lack of decent dialogue. For instance they relate their super sex lives to sports players. He claims to be the "Shaq" of sex. Okay, first person that comes to my mind would be A-Rod. You have an overt sexual reference plus a personal Diaz connection. At this point she comes up with a clever line that integrates her relationship and the film. Instead the writers dropped the ball, as I felt they did the entire film.

The film has got plenty of F-bombs and sex. The nudity consists of butts and side breasts. No real Diaz nudity...sorry about the spoiler.

Jay (Jason Segel) and his girlfriend Annie (Cameron Diaz) love each other and have sex in the most unusual places. They get married and have two children, and soon their sex life is almost inexistent. One night, Annie leaves their children with her mother to have a night of sex with Jay, but they are tense and fail. Annie suggests Jay to make a home video to rekindle their sexual life and they have three hours of kinky sex.

Annie asks Jay to delete the footage but he forgets and leaves it in a cloud. Soon they search the Ipods they have given to their friends to promote Jay's songs to delete the video. But Jay receives a phone call from someone that has had access to the video. Who might be the mysterious intruder?

"Sex Tape" is an unfunny and disappointing comedy with a promising storyline. Most of the situations and characters are silly or stupid. The cameo of Jack Black and many scenes of Cameron Diaz are the best in this forgettable movie. My vote is four.

Title (Brazil): "Sex Tape: Perdido na Nuvem" ("Sex Tape – Lost in the Cloud")

Annie (Cameron Diaz) and Jay (Jason Segel) are college sweethearts who can't get enough of sex. After two kids and many years later, the sex seems to have dried up. Annie suggests a sex tape but tells Jay to erase it afterwards. The problem is that he doesn't erase the tape and he linked it to other iPads which he then gave away to friends and family. First they get the iPad back from their couple friends Robby (Rob Corddry) and Tess (Ellie Kemper). Then they try to get the iPad from Hank Rosenbaum (Rob Lowe) which could derail Annie's deal to sell her blog.

It's a reasonable premise for a sex comedy. Diaz and Segal don't seem to be the sexless middle age couple type. It's great to have Cameron Diaz in the movie but she's made a career of being an outgoing sexpot. I do like Corddry and Kemper as their couple friends. They get a few laughs in. Obviously Rob Lowe is trying to be the ridiculous standout of the movie. He's not working for me in this movie. Then the movie gets to the annoying kid and everything falls flat. After that, nothing works and the one joke gets tiresome.