Claudio Carvalho In Toronto, the nymphomaniac Leila (Lauren Lee Smith) spends the nights dancing and having sex with men to satisfy her sex drive. Leila learns that her parents are divorcing and she is affected by their decision.When Leila meets David (Eric Balfour), she has a torrid affair with him. David is an artist that lives with his father, who is very dependable on David. Leila and David have a complicated relationship since he is a possessive man that demands commitment but Leila does not know how to love a man and has the need of different partners in her sex life."Lie with Me" is a very erotic and pointless romance, with a flawed story but a charming lead couple. The writer and director Clément Virgo seems to be more interested in exploring the sex scenes with the sexy and gorgeous Lauren Lee Smith. Her face and look are very hot and she is bold in the erotic scenes. Unfortunately her character is not well developed and there is no explanation for her unstable behavior and feelings. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "Deite Comigo" ("Lay Down with Me")

malcy700 Whilst I understand the thrill this film may have on some people, Its really an observational & revealing documentary. Western ideals have been laid bear without compunction. It shows how self gratification not only harms individuals but harms society in an aggressive manner. It all ties in with narrow minded consumerism consuming people, that's fine if it was not for the fact about how much damage is done to fundamental reality. Crime, family break ups. relationships floundering within a short frame,values are weakened to the point of a complete breakdown of morals. You may ask why do we need morals? Its more fun to do as we please. Take a look around you, see the world in America. Europe, Fragmentation stares us all in the face & we feel helpless to stem the tide of discontent.Some quarters of the world see this moral downfall & want to stop it or protect their families,even countries see it as a decadent wasteland.

KevinB12 This is the kind of movie I would never get enough of watching because Lauren Lee Smith is a wonderful actress. I love Lauren Lee Smith's character because she plays wonderful. I would get this movie on Blu-Ray only because I would get movies I like in blue-ray. Even if Megan Fox; Charlize Theron or Carmen Electra play romantic aggressive women like Kate Winslet played that character Hannah Schmitz from the movie Thr Reader, then that is what I love to see. I give this movie nine stars because this is a great movie to watch even if it is on Blu-Ray. Lauren Lee Smith is my kind of fantasy girlfriend I would love to have and go for.

BlackJack_B Netflix Canada certainly has some interesting product in their library and this is one of them.Lauren Lee Smith plays Leila, a promiscuous 22 year-old with a shock of auburn red hair and clothes that indeed, as somebody else said, only would look good on her. Her parents are in the midst of a divorce and are selling the house. Leila goes around looking for sexual partners but seems to only be interested in sex and not love.One day, she is chased around by David (Eric Balfour) who had seen one of her trysts. He chases her around the summer streets of Toronto to a park and then for the rest of this movie, Leila has a tug of war between continuing to be promiscuous and actually settling down and loving David.Honestly, this movie is boring. It just moves so slowly and has that mood where it just wants to scream "I'm an indie film. Accept it." all night long. They really try to sell the acting in this movie but it has no spark. Visually, it looks fantastic. Seeing Leila traipse through Toronto in the summer is great fun and Ms. Smith is a stunner. Balfour looks like the late pro wrestler Eddie Guerrero.To be fair, the movie seems to have some original ideas and didn't crib from other people's works. I just didn't find it riveting or anything. If it moved a little faster and had more of Polly Shannon, maybe it would have been better.My opinion is divided. Anyway, if you're from Canada, you can check out the movie and see for yourself. It's also funny to see that people are still talking about it 5 years later. Not too many indie films can say that.