Sadly Over-hyped

One of my all time favorites.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Don't watch this for the drama and plot that isn't there and, if you're like me, the repetitive music is going to get on your nerves. I rated it high because I found it...umm... sexy! :P

Somebody may like this movie - I am not one of them The "Greek lady" is such a bad actress that every kiss they share is a violation - just too much !! Probably meant well, but - NO. Also the monotony of the score is so irritating that it seems unbelievable that nobody said, lets change that. Low budget - OK - or promoting the singer. No idea....I'll be happy never to hear her again. See something else - there is a lot of nice lesbian movies out there :)

I enjoyed this film about 2 couples. Jessie and Susan, and Chloe and Beth, who spend the weekend together and realize they are with the wrong partner. Susan and Beth were college roommates who are having a reunion at their former school. Susan travels up to Oregon with her current partner Jessie. Jessie is jealous of Susan's relationship with Beth. However, when Jessie meets Beth's partner Chloe, she is overwhelmed by her instant attraction to her. For Chloe, the feeling is mutual. It's a drama that doesn't take itself too seriously. When Jesse and Chloe are left alone together, their physical attraction overwhelms their better judgment and makes for some entertaining viewing.

I made the mistake of watching this "movie" with the idea it's a drama. Maybe someone should correct the categorization here on IMDb.A good portion is filled with sex scenes which would keep viewers from thinking too much about the non-existent plot. As a film where two people from separate relationships come together to have sex, you would probably expect a bit of back-story to establish it as cheating. But it virtually started out with unfaithfulness as a premise, thus making the cheating emotionally empty - why would they be so worked up about it then? And then there's the "love" that apparently developed between the two leads. It really seemed nothing close to it, as they rarely conversed and mostly just "got together." So maybe I'm wrong about it. As a drama, it really really sucked.As erotica (for a lesbian audience), I guess it would be quite passable.