Neposlushnaya

No pun intended - there is quite the eco message here. And there is quite the ... well female empowerment message too. But there is also a lot of machismo here ... but not as much as with the other 50 shades rip off that I watched on Netflix. Having said that, this takes a while to show you the goods (sorry for the pun, but this may be the reason you are here - wanting to know if there something to see and what).

So there is nudity (but only after 30 minutes for the first time and really more of a collage) .. but it may not be to the degree that is advertised. Just putting it out there (sorry), so no one is disappointed. The two main character love to nag each other ... which only reinforces the idea that they probably passionately love each other. Cliche much you say? Well yes, but after all this is a love story (again with a message ... or two/three) ... so take it with a grain of salt - or whatever you may use in the bedroom to spice things up (salt would work right?) ... Naughty naughty ... but not really ... or not all the time ...

This film is trashy but entertaining. The absurd dialogues, lack of acting, and crazy story make it fun. There's little time for boredom, as the film moves at a brisk pace. However, it doesn't offer much for the story importent information, allowing you to tune out occasionally without missing anything important. I'd recommend turning it into a drinking game whenever the eco-protagonist does something hypocritical. You can tell the film has no clue about environmental activists. Overall, the film is strongly anti-environmental activism and anti-universities. The sex scenes are quite explicit and well-executed. Don't expect to walk away with any deep insights this one is all about the ride, not the destination.