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List Price: $9.99 | | Label: Buzz Entertainment
Salesrank: 16663
Released: August 30, 2005 |
| Our Price: $5.70 |
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MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
Media: DVD |
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| Features:
Color DVD-Video NTSC | |
Sinful Temptations Reviews:
Bad Acting 
2008-02-14 - There isn't much more to say other then the acting was pretty pathetic. The erotic scenes needed some work too, I mean in some cases it wasn't physically possible for them to be doing anything to one another the way they were positioned. Not to mention the people on the cover, yeah I didn't see them in the movie...
Dangerous Liaisons done right. 
2004-06-11 - Claudia (Susan Featherly) and Blake run a modeling agency. Nicole (Mia Zottoli) wants to be a model. Nicole is married. Claudia bets Blake that she can get Nicole to cheat on her husband. Does this sound familiar? Dangerous Liaisons? Cruel Intentions? Okay, the plot is a just little different, but this one's better, because unlike those movies this one has lots and lots of explicit sex.
There are ten sex scenes, which is pretty good for a running time of about 85 minutes. The first one starts up right at the opening credits and then there's a steady stream of sex scenes and female skin throughout the entire film. Eight of the scenes are boy/girl, one is boy/girl/girl, and one is girl/girl. Mia Zottoli and Susan Featherly are the main attractions in the film and have three excellent scenes each. The rest of the women are plenty nice to look at too and do a good job in their scenes.
This is easy to recommend.
TOO BAD ABOUT MIA 
2002-03-31 - I agree that Mia did herself no good when she had her breasts malformed through implants. Her naturals were just so great. Does she actually think she looks better this way? Did she bow to the pressures of some misguided producer? Other than this small subjective complaint, it's a nice entry into the soft core genre.
A softcore primer!
2001-11-19 - This film includes everything you'd expect from a good soft-core, "late nite" effort: enthusiastic (if simulated) sex between and among glossy people in all the usual combinations: boy-girl, girl-girl, and threeway. The plot doesn't hang together all that well, but then again, movies like this aren't exactly plot-driven!
The only disappointment was that the lead actress, Mia (also sometimes billed in her other films as Ava Lake or Mia Zottoli), has gone the implant route. Her natural body was just fine, but now she looks as pneumatic and absurd as altogether too many others making these films. What a shame!
