Burning Betrayal

I watched both 50 Shades of Gray and 365 Days (part one), and the main focus of those two are sexual relationships, so sex and erotica made complete sense, because they were the main plot in the storylines of both of those films (who thinks otherwise, in my opinion, didn't understand those films). Almost every scene in them was a scene of seduction, so that even the events from characters' everyday lives played a secondary role in the storyline and those events were used as tools to perpetuate the main storyline of seduction, eroticism and sex (typically the more sexually explicit variation of the knight - damsel in distress trope).

In Burning Betrayal, however, the sex scenes don't quite fit in. The main storyline seems to be the typical thriller type story which I won't spoil, but then that storyline is interspersed with sex scenes in an awkward and rather clumsy and disconnected way. For all I cared, it could've been a "food network thriller" genre and the characters could've fine dined instead of having sex. It wouldn't make much difference to the main storyline, because guess what - couples generally do engage in sex every now and then, but they also eat a few times a day too, so either wouldn't make a difference in the progress and development of the storyline.

It looked like the actors weren't particularly thrilled (no pun intended) to be in this film, and if its story stuck to the thriller aspect which was intriguing, the score would've been much better. Unfortunately, this time - 3 out of 10.

Okay so I don't know why the ratings are so bad and as low as 1. Quite funny. But if you are not into this genre then yeah, you might not like it.

But if you are one of the lovers of 365 days, then yeah, this is in that zone.

It's a predictable movie so don't expect anything exceptional or some mind blowing story line.

It's just a movie you watch to pass the time and relax. Nothing exceptional.

However, it's nice. It's calm, some sex scenes, calm story. Not any wild acting but just a normal movie you can chill with for the night.

It's not as bad as the reviews say tho. I enjoyed it. Watched to the end:

"Burning Betrayal" is unabashedly focused on explicit adult content. If it revealed any more, it might have been better suited for platforms like Pornhub.

It leans heavily on intimate scenes and nudity.

The narrative is thin, centering around a woman betrayed by her fiancé, despite their five-year relationship on the verge of marriage. SO , He has been cheating on her for two years.

Unfortunately, the film lacks a compelling plot and character development, offering little beyond a tired storyline.

The explicit nature of the content may align more with platforms like Pornhub or X Videos.

Nevertheless, the cinematography is commendable, showcasing a well-executed aspect of the film - the nudity.

Extremely unoriginal story with horrible acting, no chemistry between main characters, way too porny and trashy, with very little and simplistic storyline, shallow characters and very easygoing female characters. After barely saying hi to each other, 1 minute later they were already making out. Positive: extremely eyecandy actors, and hot scenes. However, I do not recommend wasting your time to watch the whole movie, I skipped a few scenes myself. This movie tries to imitate many movies out there already in the erotica genre such as 50 shades, 365 days, while not being able to bring anything new to the table. I would suggest skipping this movie altogether as it is a waste of time watching it, no entertainment value.

I watched this expecting a steamy thriller. Instead I got soft porn with a bit of a storyline. If you like looking at naked or near naked bodies, of both genders, there are plenty of scenes to choose from. Inevitably all the actors have impeccable physiques and the sex scenes do show some imagination in terms of activities and positioning. It couldn't really have got more explicit without having to be differently categorised. I just wish that the thriller part of the narrative was more pronounced. I got the impression that the sex scenes were really the driving force for the narrative rather than the crimes. It was well acted nonetheless.