Almost Heaven is a movie in the New Sensations Romance Series, which focuses on love more than raw sex. It’s presented in HD widescreen, and has crisp picture (with lots of white) and sound. The movie runs about 1 hour 54 minutes. Special features include behind the scenes, trailers, web trailer, company info, a photo gallery, and pick your pleasure. It has 12 chapter stops and 4 sex scenes.

Almost Heaven stars Kiara Dane (Angie), Allie Haze (Sara), Brooke Lee Adams (Carine), Sarah Jackson (Sandy), Charlie Ann (Mike’s wife), Chris Johnson (Jake), Xander Corvus (Michael), Victoria White (Alice), Rocco Reed (Joe), and Danny Mountain (David). It’s written by K and directed by Eddie Powell.

The story revolves around Angie and Sara. Angie’s newly deceased and needs to pick a memory to take with her when she moves on. Sara has no memory to take, so she’s in this limbo helping others find the memory that will carry on with them while desiring another who’s stuck there with her.

When the movie starts, Angie’s in a waiting room with no idea where she is. Sara soon takes her to see Michael, who will help Angie on her way. Sara’s completely in love with him, but he never notices the little things she does to show she cares for him.

Michael tells Angie she needs to pick one memory to take with her. Angie doesn’t know where to start, so she asks Michael for an example. Michael tells her about Carine, who chose a memory of her husband David when they were on a romantic getaway. The scene unfolds in a garden where they have dinner and segues into a romantic lovemaking session outdoors, featuring lots of kissing, oral sex and multiple positions before he cums on her stomach.

Michael gives Angie till the end of the night to pick her memory of her husband Jake, and she leaves to ponder her decision while he crumples a note Sara gave him and throws it in the trash.

Sara’s in the break room when Michael enters, and she pours him coffee. He thanks her for the note, and then they share a long passionate kiss before he undresses her and works his way down her body with kisses. Some nice oral between kisses before the two have sex standing, on the floor, and on the counter. Michael cums on her stomach.

Afterwards they dress and Michael goes to the cafeteria with some others. He tosses his coffee in the trash without a care and Sara’s left alone. She goes out to the gardens where she runs into Angie and tells her about her day and her love for Michael. Angie tells Sara about one memory she has, and asks Sara about hers. Sara tells her she has none, and neither does Michael, so they stayed to help others select their memory and hope to find a memory while they’re there.

Sara leaves and Angie runs into Alice and her husband Joe. They tell Angie they’re going to make a new memory to take with them, and they head off to a room to do just that. Lots of kissing and oral before they have sex in a few positions and he cums on her lower belly.

Meanwhile, Angie asks for a private room, lies down, and dreams of times with Jake. Awakening, she heads to the waiting room and runs into Sara and Paul and asks them what makes memories so special. Paul tells her it’s the little things, and Angie, excited, asks to see Michael because she now has the memory she wants to take with her.

She tells Michael her memory, a few days before their wedding at a dinner party. It was little things he did and said that made her feel special. She pulls Sara’s note from Michael’s trashcan and tells him their love was about all the little things. He tells her she’s free to go. She thanks him and leaves, and Michael ponders the note he threw away. He goes out and finds Sara, pulls out the note and looks at it, and thanks her for giving it to him. They kiss, and then he leaves.

Angie lies down, and when she wakes up, she’s in her bed. She hears Jake, and she’s happy to see him. She picks out a tie, and he reminds her about dinner. He leaves, and tells her he left her something in the bathroom – it’s a sticky note that says “have a great day. “ He comes back in and tells her he loves her, and they kiss before heading to the bed. They trade oral before having sex in several positions with a lot of kissing before he cums on her stomach. At this point the movie ends.

The movie both looks and sounds great, and I really liked the use of white throughout. The story is quite good with surprising depth of meaning. The acting is decent, and the whole movie has a romantic feel. The four sex scenes are a bit short, but the couples in each really seem to have a connection and the scenes are quite lovingly done. It doesn’t have the feel of a porno, but rather a harder version of a movie you’d watch on Cinemax or Showtime after hours. It’s great if you want more plot and less sex in your porn, and good to watch alone or with your partner if they have a romantic bent. Each scene features the actors wearing condoms, but thankfully they aren’t terribly noticeable and don’t detract from the scenes.

The only thing I really didn’t like about this movie was the ending. When Angie finds the note, and I realized that she’s in her memory and really dead, it made me cry. I was enough into the characters that this was incredibly sad, and not quite the way I want to feel when watching porn. A regular movie, yes, but porn, no. It may be that I’m a bit too sensitive about death, but the end of this really got to me.