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FORECAST Make us your home page  Review: This 'Sex Tape' not
much fun to watch  You get what you pay for with Sex Tape, if
that's matinee prices: a little celebrity skin and recycled
wink-wink comedy, teasing without much tickling. Dirty minded
yet wholesomely executed, like a 6-year-old retelling a smutty
joke he doesn't understand.  Hard to imagine a cuter pair to
hold this peep show together than Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel,
gamely exposing their backsides and dependency upon better
material. This screenplay, co-written by Segel, is a flaccid
assortment of restroom wall wit and not-wacky-enough sidekicks,
re-explaining everything as it goes along — and this stuff isn't
rocket science, people.  Diaz and Segel play Annie and Jay,
whose sex life is spectacular until marriage, with two kids
literally getting in the way. That is the only thing about Sex
Tape that might happen in real life. Otherwise, she's a blogger
making a fortune by selling her thoug