Rent Come as You Are (2019)

Brilliant - Come as You Are review by mK

This film made me laugh and cry. That’s good enough for me. Definately recomend it. One of my favourite films this year.

Heartwarming - Come as You Are review by NW

A great film: well written and acted. A film that is "about something" and is not justmindless. Recommended.

Too much swearing - Come as You Are review by JB

An ok film about 3 disabled men travelling to a brothel to lose their virginity .The brothel caters for disabled men ,and they are driven to it by a black carer.With a few mishaps on the way they get there and 2 of them fulfill the task,wont spoil it why the 3rd doesn't. A bit too much swearing for me .JB

Enjoyable, funny and sad - Come as You Are review by AW

Like other reviews, this is based on a true story, which adds credence to the film. There is a lot of excellent humour but it also shows the difficulties of being disabled in everyday life and the impact this has on both the disabled and non disabled. The interaction between the main characters is excellent. A great story and a film definitely worth watching.

The Winner Of All Heartwarmers! - Come as You Are review by TL

That was one of the most enjoyable films I have seen in a long time.

I usually dont comment, but this was something special.

It was rated "adventure-comedy" but was so much more... I would add "serious but funny, painful but beautiful, truthful and.....absolutely AWSOME!! A MUST-SEE!!

Surprising - Come as You Are review by Ernie

Did not know what to expect when I booked this film, however I was pleasantly surprised. I deals with the problems that disabled people have with sex it is both informative, funny and sad in equal parts, I highly recommend it

Watchable, funny Road Movie - Come as You Are review by GI

A rather unsentimental comedy about three disabled guys trying to lose their virginity. This is essentially a road movie where the three, Scotty (Grant Rosenmeyer), a paraplegic since birth, Matt (Hayden Szeto), paralysed after an operation and sight impaired Mo (Ravi Patel) head to Canada where they have discovered that a brothel catering for the disabled is located. Chased by their worried parents but helped by their no nonsense driver, Sam (Gabourey Sidibe), there are funny moments, the odd silly one and a narrative arc where the three bond and come to terms with their lives. Where the film excels is in the scenes that reveal the daily humiliations the three suffer and the attitudes of naivety and downright unpleasantness from abled bodied persons who have dealings with the three which hit the mark in showcasing the trials and tribulations of disabled persons. Overall this is a briskly told story, based on a true story and a remake of a Belgian film Hasta La Vista (2011). Entertaining and funny as far as it goes although a tad predictable.