Porn is bad mkay?

Rating: 3/10 (1 January 2014)

Everything about this movie seems like it has been designed to induce the general population in a deeper judgmental coma about sex and porn than it already is.
I can already picture bros high-fiving each other after lasting three days on a no-porn binge, like an unlikely leap of faith brought upon them by watching one of their peers stumble through a rough patch before finally hooking up with an eye-opening cougar that heals all wounds.
Point I'm making ==> As if porn itself was the wound in this case.
Porn in this movie was merely a byproduct of societal culture, as evidenced by the background shots of opening credits. Sadly, no other reference to this was made later in the movie. It's almost like JGL thought about making a movie about the state of modern sexual culture, but midway through the script just went "F*ck it, I'll just blame it on the porn" and wrapped up his movie...
This is not a movie about porn addiction, it's a movie about Jersey trash doing what they do best. Porn is just the scapegoat of the movie used to drive a skewed and lazy life lesson home in the last 5 minutes of the movie.
Scarlett's character's reaction to her boyfriend watching porn is the true problem of this movie because it is a wasted opportunity to engage two love interests into a meaningful conversation about their desires. It points yet again another accusing finger on porn when the true problem is the girl's insecurity and the guy's lack of communication skills.
How can so many talented actors come up is such an underdeveloped plot? If you want a good movie about porn addiction, watch the movie SHAME.