Release Sex Tape (film)

1 release

1.1 indian censorship
1.2 box office
1.3 critical response
1.4 accolades

release

diaz , segel @ berlin premiere of film

on march 17, 2014, first poster , photos film released, followed red band trailer on april 2, 2014, , green band trailer on april 24, 2014. on june 5, sony uk released international trailer of film.

on may 30, 2014, film s release date pushed july 25, 2014 july 18.

on june 19, final red band trailer released, attached theatrically melissa mccarthy comedy tammy.

indian censorship

the examining committee of central board of film certification (cbfc) in india rejected first version of film. after changes, accepted film , released in country on august 29, 2014.

box office

at end of box office run, sex tape earned gross of $38.5 million in , canada , $87.5 million in other territories, worldwide total of $126.1 million against budget of $40 million.

the film released in 2,457 theaters in north america , earned $1.1 million in opening thursday evening showings. in opening weekend, film grossed $16.4 million, finishing in fourth behind dawn of planet of apes ($36.2 million), newcomers purge: anarchy ($29.8 million) , planes: fire & rescue ($17.5 million).

the film topped uk box office in opening weekend gross of £1.43 million. dropped number 4 in second week grossing £673,478. film opened @ #1 in markets bulgaria, netherlands, slovenia in respective opening weekend. biggest market in other territories being germany, united kingdom, australia, film earned gross of $12.14 million, $7.14 million , $6.9 million respectively.

critical response

rotten tomatoes, review aggregator, reports 17% of 146 surveyed reviews gave film positive review; average rating 4/10. site s critical consensus reads, neither conviction embrace smutty premise nor enough laughs function worthwhile rom-com, flaccid sex tape suffers cinematic impotence. on metacritic, film has score of 36 out of 100 based on 36 critics, indicating unfavorable reviews . audiences polled cinemascore gave film average grade of c+ on a+ f scale.

peter bradshaw of guardian called film timely naughty-but-nice romcom few laughs , giving 2/5 stars.

accolades