Looking to rev up their near-nonexistent sex life, young married parents Jay (Jason Segel) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) decide to make a sex tape wherein they'll try out every position demonstrated in the classic book The Joy of Sex.
All goes well -- until Jay's iPad is unintentionally synced with all the iPads they'd given friends and family as gifts, allowing their private sex tape to possibly end up being seen by their loved ones. Scrambling to retrieve the iPads, Jay and Annie soon realize how dreadfully out of touch they are with modern technology and how much worse their situation's going to get before it gets better.
As salacious as the subject matter would appear to be, Sex Tape actually has a degree of wholesomeness to it not unlike Judd Apatow's films. Ultimately, it's about a married couple trying to make their marriage work and to rekindle the spark between them. They just so happen to do it by making a porno. While there's some flashes of nudity and an overall raunchiness, Sex Tape is very judicious in what it actually shows of the actors' bodies. Indeed, both actors have revealed a lot more of themselves in past films. So if you're going to Sex Tape to see some kind of Nymphomaniac with Cameron Diaz then you're certainly at the wrong movie.
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