3.75
out of 5.00 -
Film:
3
Extras:
3
Video:
5
Audio:
4
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1/30/2008
Wicked's
Pleasure Principle focuses on all the fun and joy sex can bring. Carmen Hart is adamant about driving home the point that sex isn't bad or shameful, but something that should be enjoyed by anyone at any time free of guilt. Her first task is to give Randy Spears a lesson in oral pleasure that he'll never forget.
In front of a classroom full of girls all dressed in fifties style attire, Randy is trying to teach abstinence to his horny, young pupils. But, he'll find that this is going to be harder than he expected. The girls all gang up on him for a group blowjob (Randy's first blow bang with this many girls at one time). The ladies undo his plaid trousers and go to work starting with Ms. Hart. She takes his whole member in her mouth and then lets the other girls have a go at it. When Randy is ready to explode they all eagerly wait for a drop of cum to hit their tongues.
Next, we eavesdrop on Brooke Banner giving her parents a speech about all the men and/or women she plans to exchange bodily fluids with as she heads off to college. They should be more concerned, but they are secretly waiting for their little dove to fly the coop so that dad (Randy Spears) can watch mom (Exotica) get stuffed by a complete stranger (Marcus London). Randy bares a devilish grin as he watches his wife get sum soaked in the end.
In an old time movie setting, Brooke Banner and Randy Spears are lone riders on a train. Randy can't take his eyes off of the innocent looking Brooke, and he finally makes a move on her. She lifts her long skirt to expose her black thigh high stockings and she gives Randy a look letting him know she is his for the taking. His fake eyebrows and mustache are not so appealing, but the cumshot to the leg with her thigh highs is more than enough to make up for it.
Carmen is now in a gallery discussing the correlation between art and sex. Director and art critic (for this scene at least) David Stanley is with her as they pause next to a sculpture of a naked couple in an erotic pose. They admire every crevice and curve of the bodies until Carmen's touch brings the statue to life. Marco Banderas and Ana Nova are in full "stone" makeup as they engage in foreplay and intercourse. But, unfortunately, their sex acts are very stiff and statue-esc just like the role they are playing. I liked the museum type of lighting, but I feel that they could have put more energy and emotion into this scene.
Daisy Marie plays a stripper in the next scene as she moves her body up and down the pole for a small crowd. Carmen tries to explain the beauty and empowerment of stripping, but decides it's better to get up on stage and demonstrate what she means. There is no sex or full nudity in this scene, just pole dancing.
The girl/girl scene with Carmen Hart and Lexi Lamour starts off slow, but once the girls get undressed, the action takes off. Carmen and Lexi are trying to convey the passion that can be unfolded in the art of dancing. But, all we really want to see are the moves they make in bed together. Lexi lays Carmen out on the bed and goes down on her first. After Lexi is done shoving her fingers into Carmen, it's her turn to receive a wet tongue on her slit.
The movie ends with a monologue and a passionate sex scene between Carmen Hart and Jason Arrow. She wakes her man up for a little foreplay, starting with pussy eating, fingering and then a blowjob. We get to see her reach into the bedside table and pull out a condom. She puts it in her mouth and then wraps it around her lover's stiff cock. This step is usually one skipped in most pornos, but it's actually hot when you get to see it. She rides cowgirl style, gets some missionary style action with her legs in the air, and a cumshot to the pussy and stomach in the end.
Tired of all the analogies and dialogue in this movie? Turn to the Special Features and watch Carmen Hart and Randy Spears get right to the point in a bonus scene from
Just Between Us. In the Behind The Scenes footage we get some insight on
Pleasure Principle and learn that director David Stanley wrote the music for the movie. And, don't forget to check out the photo gallery, star galleries, and star stats.
In my opinion, the statement that was being made here is somewhat trite. We all know by now that we shouldn't be ashamed of sex. I think that there could have been less dialogue and more music from David Stanley. The first scene was very effective and entertaining in that the setting and the music helped tell the story (plus the camera angles were really hot).
By:
Dinah-Mo Hum