I'd say this movie is geared towards couples, but I think anyone who is a fan of vanilla M/F sex with a dash of plot will enjoy the movie. Fans of Kayden Kross will of course be very interested in this film, as she provides a great performance (as usual).

The acting is quite good in this movie, but unfortunately the plot is somewhat boring and predictable. Basically it's about a woman (played by Kayden Kross) who is unhappy in her marriage and seeks counseling. Her therapist (manuel Ferrara) can't really help to save her marriage (which is no surprise, as it's her husband who is ruining it) but ends up comforting her in more ways than one. (I told you it was predictable!)

The actors really try to make it interesting, but the story just isn't very compelling. Luckily, the sex scenes more than make up for the shortcomings in the writing, as the performers have a lot of chemistry.

Female cast: Jessie Andrews, Lisa Ann, Breanne Benson, and Kayden Kross
Male cast: Mick Blue, Manuel Ferrara, Tommy Gunn, and Scott Nails

The sex scenes break down as follows:

Scene 1: (MMF threesome) Mick Blue, Scott Nails, and Jessie Andrews
Scene 2: Tommy Gunn and Lisa Ann
Scene 3: Scott Nails and Kayden Kross
Scene 4: (MFF threesome) Scott Nails, Jessie Andrews, and Breanne Benson
Scene 5: Manuel Ferrara and Kayden Kross

It was nice to see an MMF threesome in addition to the MFF scene. (It's worth noting, however that there's no double penetration in the MMF scene.) This lends some extra variety to the scenes, which was nice, but like most threesome scenes they went on a bit long and failed to keep me interested. The other three scenes were more appealing to me.

I found the scene with Tommy Gunn and Lisa Ann to be extremely hot. These two have great chemistry together and I'd like to see them work together again.

Both of Kayden Kross's scenes were good. The one with Scott Nails was a bit subdued, for plot reasons, yet it was satisfying. But it was in the final scene that Kayden really shines, with an outstanding performance alongside Manuel Ferrara. Between this movie and Girl Talk, I've been quite smitten with Kayden Kross recently.

This DVD has the same extras as most Digital Playground releases, with a bind-the-scenes feature, a photo gallery, and a collection of trailers. The menus are all well-designed, and the box is very attractive. As with many recent Digital Playground releases, the box contains both a Blu-ray disc and a standard DVD. I'd recommend watching the Blu-ray if possible, as Digital Playground's HD releases have stunning visuals, but the DVD looks great, too.

My girlfriend really enjoyed the movie. She's pretty picky when it comes to porn, so it's a pretty good sign when she likes a film.