Reviews

i've watched this movie a half dozen times. It follows three girls around for a weekend in a secluded home somewhere in California.They interact with each other in different combinations with a menage a trois at the end. Beautifully filmed, it is very erotic without being too graphic. Lot's of good kissing and massage/suntan oil. There's a dream sequence that i felt was annoying the first time i watched the film, which i later saw as another development in the story and was justly included in the film, interspersed throughout. I only wish there could have been a sequel, but alas, that never came to pass. Although the plot is a little thin, I don' think this is a major problem for this type of film. The acting is very good as they appear very relaxed as if they weren't acting at all. All three of the girls are extremely pretty, and have bodies to die for. No silicone here, or at least that is my own non-professional opinion. So if you like girls getting up close and personal with each other, then I highly recommend this film. It just came out on DVD in the last year or two, and it can be found only on a couple websites. i'm not sure why this is, because it appears to be still in print. j.w.

this is a must see for Aimee graham fans. i think it's one of her better roles, as she does remarkably well with this made for Cinemax movie. good supporting cast including Matt Le blanc in a cameo role. i wondered when they would get around to putting this one on DVD. congrats to Buena Vista. as for her gift of running, she had a lot to run from, including an abusive father and a lame boyfriend. running can be very therapeutic and can also imply a sense of urgency as a medium to escape the predicaments of life one has been dealt.

Cinematography is well done, at least the TV version that i copied off Cinamax one night. i think i wore that one out. it was released in VHS in other countries including England and Germany, but i believe this future release(April 2005), will be the first time it will be readily available in the U.S..