Miles' Rating:

Starring: Even when his stories careened off track, Paul Thomas managed to tap enough emotional chords to make his films watchable. In this one, Randy West is a big time publisher who picks up Casey Williams in his limo thinking he's scoring a prostitute. It turns out she's a writer who needs his help. She's penned the life story of a young tom cat actor, played by Ernest Hemingway, who discovers that telling about all the babes he's boned is no way to keep friends.

A typical well-shot Thomas film, he once again focuses on the characters' wants and needs, which powers the sex scenes, no matter farfetched they may be.

West's limo hump (both inside and outside) with Casey is as hard-driven as the character he plays. It seems Randy has quite a taste for babes other than his wife, and has brown-noser Wayne Summers supplying him with delectable flesh like Ashley Nicole and Alicyn Sterling. Yum!

In one of the best scenes, Porsche Lynn sexually attacks Hemingway when she discovers he's revealed their fling in the book. The scene bridles with anger and passion.

So much of it is hokum. No corporation or company chief could be so preoccupied with sex, nor survive by playing the kind of sex games in which the characters indulge.

But if you want to watch some hot fucking, you can beat Porsche or Casey. A 7.

Posted By Miles, www.excaliburfilms.com | 10/12/06 1:58 PM