Plot: I found the story in this softcore flick to be long and quite boring, mainly because the dialogue is all relationship talk. Even the characters in the story state that they thought they were taking a "sex class", but it turns out to be a relationship therapy workshop with lots of tiresome psychobabble.
Acting: It's an ensemble effort, and the acting ranges from fair to excellent depending upon the actor/actress and scene. I do want to give props to Monique Parent as she really nailed the part of the annoyingly effusive, perpetually perky and often preachy therapist. The scenes with her character are almost painful to sit through, but it's not bad acting, it's an accurate representation of how irritating some of those workshop leaders are in real life.
Women: I love Monique Alexander and Jassie, cute girls with natural bodies. Cytherea is also quite lovely, but she only appears in one scene. Monique Parent is one of my all-time favorites even though she's getting a bit older now. Here she's sporting a new look with a tan and a different shade of straight red hair, both of which I like, but unfortunately she is relegated to just one solo scene in terms of sex scenes. On the downside, Tyler Faith's doesn't appeal to me, especially with the fake tits, and she unfortunately get the biggest share of the sex scenes.
Sex Scenes: There's 11 simulated sex scenes and a few "teaser" scenes, and the overall quality is consistently good, nothing excellent, but nothing below average either. There's one solo scene, one threesome and one "group" scene, and the positions and sounds are nicely realistic. Seems like a lot of sex, but with the scenes averaging around three minutes, there's still way too much time left for the long, talky plot scenes in the 100 minute flick.
The porn actress Cytherea plays Mitch's wife Carly in one scene. Oddly, even though her character is identified, she is credited only as "Lovely Blonde", which is really strange because she appears to be wearing a black wig in that scene.
Overall... good sex scenes and beautiful women, but there's too much tedious relationship talk, especially in those therapy sessions. Women might like it better than me, but the guys may want to keep the fast forward button handy.
Acting: It's an ensemble effort, and the acting ranges from fair to excellent depending upon the actor/actress and scene. I do want to give props to Monique Parent as she really nailed the part of the annoyingly effusive, perpetually perky and often preachy therapist. The scenes with her character are almost painful to sit through, but it's not bad acting, it's an accurate representation of how irritating some of those workshop leaders are in real life.
Women: I love Monique Alexander and Jassie, cute girls with natural bodies. Cytherea is also quite lovely, but she only appears in one scene. Monique Parent is one of my all-time favorites even though she's getting a bit older now. Here she's sporting a new look with a tan and a different shade of straight red hair, both of which I like, but unfortunately she is relegated to just one solo scene in terms of sex scenes. On the downside, Tyler Faith's doesn't appeal to me, especially with the fake tits, and she unfortunately get the biggest share of the sex scenes.
Sex Scenes: There's 11 simulated sex scenes and a few "teaser" scenes, and the overall quality is consistently good, nothing excellent, but nothing below average either. There's one solo scene, one threesome and one "group" scene, and the positions and sounds are nicely realistic. Seems like a lot of sex, but with the scenes averaging around three minutes, there's still way too much time left for the long, talky plot scenes in the 100 minute flick.
The porn actress Cytherea plays Mitch's wife Carly in one scene. Oddly, even though her character is identified, she is credited only as "Lovely Blonde", which is really strange because she appears to be wearing a black wig in that scene.
Overall... good sex scenes and beautiful women, but there's too much tedious relationship talk, especially in those therapy sessions. Women might like it better than me, but the guys may want to keep the fast forward button handy.
