Game of Love

As a huge fan of the Big Brother Series, this film ticked all the boxes for me. Lots of eye candy, convos and twists. The games were a nice touch and the live viewing aspect of it added an interesting plot. I really got behind the main character, Lucy (Emily Eaton- Plowright) and wanted her to end up with James (Daniel Godfrey). She was a strong actress who held her own and made her own choices in the game. A highlight for me was when the camera paid attention to the men's bodies. Too often I think in film, the camera only pleases the male population, but this one catered for everyone. Plenty of twists along the way to keep the audience interested right to the end. It didn't disappoint. Loved the ending too...won't give that away.

... Baby, let's talk about you and me ... let's talk about all the good things ... ah well you either know the Salt & Peppa song or you are wondering what I am doing here ... no pun intended as always of course. This has nudity by the way (not sure what title this was released under in your country) ... but I doubt this should be the sole reason you want to watch this ... I mean a triple X version of this would make more "sense".

Of course this has some sort of social message ... which is kind of muddled between many "erotic" scenes (I leave it to you to decide how sizzling you think this is) ... there really is not much to look forward to here ... skip this if you value your time.

More of a tease than anything, and a rather dull story. There really is no acting, but then none should be expected. The theme is love, and the game is coupling. So games like strip poker are shown, although not all the way. So considering the theme, it is rather tame. There are bare chests for the men, and bare tops for the woman, so it doesn't play favorites. Lots of tattoos. The viewer is reminded over and over that there are cameras everywhere, and prizes are announced and the jackpot gets increased for doing certain things. The final couple naturally collects the big prize. A rather humorous ending.

From the opening sequence of Lucy (Emily Eaton) choosing her make-up it was obvious that this was going to be the start of a sexy film. The use of the camera angles giving a promise of what was to come. As expected, Lucy was chosen to be a part of the online game and before long there were lots of scantily clad bodies , relationships forming, kissing and more. Kept changing my mind who would become a couple. Then, halfway through when the film takes a twist (no spoilers), things got really tense and exciting. Hard to predict what would happen next. The ending was a real twist to the story that left me wondering what I would have done in that situation. Would recommend this.

I thought this was a satire of softcore porn but it went on for so long, it wasn't even funny anymore. The sex acts were unconvincing and the lust was cliched and manufactured. The production values were like the VCR porn shot in motel rooms.

I kept waiting for it to get better but one of the problems is, why would I care about any of the characters? They are just cardboard, cartoons of humans run by some middle-school level of smirking sexuality and the desire to get paid for it.

A cynical and lowbrow view of "love" that wastes precious moments of your life if you possibly have patience to see it to the end.