Married People, Single Sex: The Return

There is a whole lot of yelling going on in these movies. Most adult movies do not have much negative behavior, such as couples yelling at each other, but this one sure does. You might want to turn the volume down and just watch the video.

I hope you are not fooled into thinking this is a true documentary. One big clue is the list of other roles for Beverly Lynne (Lisa). IMDB is very helpful by showing us that that woman is an actress. I am sure that all the other cast members in this would have or will have roles in other movies if they are so qualified.

Of course if you are a Jon Voight fan you'll probably enjoy all the yelling.

And why do titty movies think that it makes their movies more than what they really are if they pretend to have a plot? All that does is show your viewers WHY you are directing titty movies in the first place. And this piece of garbage goes one further. Let's shoot on video. That'll give the movie a raw feel to it. All that does it make it even more unwatchable. So what you get is a movie with a horrible plot and sub-par sex scenes. So those looking for a plot will be disappointed and those looking for the sex will be disappointed. So who was this movie for?

This film is about married couples dealing with problems in their marriage. It was nice to see that other people have problems similar to mine. My marriage looks good now! If single people see this film, they may not want to get married. It's a hard look at married life and their problems. Between infidelity, pregnancy issues, and betrayal: most people can relate to something in this film.

It kind of look like a documentary. It took me awhile to figure out if it was or not. There were a few times when I thought, "Oh, this can't be a documentary". But on the most part, the acting was really good.

For an independent film, it exceeded my expectations.

New film-makers and a seven-year stretch between installments do not help this unintentionally hilarious would-be potboiler. The plot is the same as always as middle-class white people talk about how terrible their lives are because they are not being satisfied under the sheets. Another real eye-roller that tries to double as a documentary on how hard it is to find true love and keep it. The performers have no business in front of the camera and really the whole thing is just a broken down vehicle to get the players out of their clothes as quickly as possible. The last theatrical installment of the series at the moment. Followed by some direct-to-video sequels. Turkey (0 stars out of 5).