Milf (2010)

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A Brilliant Conflict

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

A comedy it is not. But rather a disaster it is. "Milf" can go down as a nearly worst film of all time. It is directed by Scott Wheeler, and it was written by Jonathan Haug and the story by Erik Estenberg. It entails a series of sexual encounters by some college age kids with some older women who just happen to be the mothers of their classmates. Ramon Camacho plays Ross, Joseph Bootan plays Nate, Amy Lindsay is Holly Reese, and Philip Marlrt is Anthony Reese. jack Cullison is Brandon Murphy. Rarely do I pan a film this severely, however, "Milf" has strongly earned its low rating as one DVD to avoid. I would put it in the category of "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes". One would likely benefit more from staring at their blank computer screen. Avoid this one if possible.

First, if you were looking for cinematic excellence, you should have known better than to even view this film. MILF? With soft core porn actresses? Certainly you weren't expecting Academy Award quality.This had a minuscule budget of $500,000. The sole purpose was to provide the voyeuristic viewer fantasy romps of college kids and the hot MILF characters.The plot? Yes, it was thin. Realistic? Of course not. How much fantasy is real? It is my guess that the target audience was pleased with this. Amy Lindsay deserves a special mention because she does have some legitimate acting skills. She's one of only a few in that genre that could legitimately cross over to the more mainstream cinema and succeed (Beverly Lynne and Kira Reid being the others).When reviewing a movie, I look mostly at what I assume the director's intentions were. What was the target audience? In this case the movie was a success and don't be surprised if some sort of sequel emerges from it.

This isn't the worst comedy ever made, but their are so many more well written and acted films out their.This movie is a lame soft porn film that is badly written and no real plot to it.The laughs are few and far between and it feels like a lame imitation of American Pie.Honestly,just a photo of Molinee Green nude toward the beginning of the film is all person attracted to women would ever want from this film. Her few minutes in the film is honestly the only thing worth watching for myself.The film is only 90 minutes but I ended up watching at 1.5x speed to get through it as it just seems like 85 minutes to long.

Not really into the whole teen sex comedy thing, but I wanted to pick this up because it had several late night softcore actresses I'm a fan of in it. The eye candy delivered, but in some cases was all too brief.I mostly got it because Kylee Nash is in it and I'm a big fan, and I really wanted more of her after seeing her in The Hills Have Thighs. Her scene is decently long for a bit part, very hot for non-softcore, and surprisingly funny.Christine Nguyen was one of the other main reasons I picked it up, and her scene was over a little more quickly unfortunately.Diana Terranova was also in it and I was very happy to see her in some nice naked action after the tease in The Hills Have Thighs.As for the rest of the movie, it was funny enough that I laughed at most of it. I thought the acting of everyone, both the main characters and the gorgeous ladies playing the MILFs, was surprisingly good for what a low budget it must have been considering it came from The Asylum. The jokes were basically what you'd expect, but they were delivered well and made it worth watching the entire thing instead of just skipping to the sexy bits.