Men

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Summary: sex is power, men have ruled for years, now it is our turn
Review: A woman to takes what she wants and give equally back, until the man/men find out that equality means just that. Does means justify the end? I certainly think so. Libido is libido and love is love; what makes the difference? Power overtakes all until love moves in. This movie makes me smile sadistically as a woman yet yern for love even more. Note to women: You can have this yet be prepared for the consequences...whatever they may be. I Loved this film, it is my life and I would not change a thing except no one should give up their life for sex. The acting su**ed in most places but the message came through loud and clear. Watch it and judge you not yet you be judged. There are women out there who think in equal terms.

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Summary: very smooth
Review: At the first sight, the film is all about sexuality. but to my point of view it's more a story about love. The actress finds out how to love herself by enjoying whatever she's doing. in the end the story turns out to be a very romantic love story. because after all the men she met she fell in love with one. it's heartbreaking. to me it was wonderful to look at a woman who can enjoy life that much, although her story is sometimes very tragical.

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Summary: Living by your own rules
Review: I liked this movie, because here we have Stella living by her rules and feeling comfortable in her skin...she is not a pretender.. very honest..trying to make life smoother among the rough cuts and fearless to live her sexuality without the labels that men put on women for being sexual..It was a refreshing movie about a woman, singleness, and having the courage to set your own standards for living...I liked this movie.

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Summary: could have been better
Review: This film needed a more introspective approach to really work. The music and pacing were weak. The boyfriends, with the exception of John Heard, were insipid and fairly revolting. Sean Young, who can be fine, was under directed here.

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Summary: could have been better
Review: This film needed a more introspective approach to really work. The music and pacing were weak. The boyfriends, with the exception of John Heard, were insipid and fairly revolting. Sean Young, who can be fine, was under directed here.

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Summary: Pointless and pretentious
Review: This low budget film is a real bore. Sean Young plays a chef (who doesn't know how to cut vegetables) who is trying to "find herself" by experimenting with sex and relationships. She is torn between her older boss (John Heard) and a young politically active photographer (the very likeable Richard Hillman). This situation is not very compelling and the movie has nothing new to say.

Sean does a pretty good job with the role; however, she is clearly at least ten years too old for such a role and tries to look younger by wearing pigtails and overalls, which is laughable at times. Unfortunately, much of the dialogue and several of the scenes are also unintentionally funny. The only positive aspect of the movie is the use of some great old jazz songs - too bad the soundtrack isn't available. Skip this movie.

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Summary: Pointless and pretentious
Review: This low budget film is a real bore. Sean Young plays a chef (who doesn't know how to cut vegetables) who is trying to "find herself" by experimenting with sex and relationships. She is torn between her older boss (John Heard) and a young politically active photographer (the very likeable Richard Hillman). This situation is not very compelling and the movie has nothing new to say.

Sean does a pretty good job with the role; however, she is clearly at least ten years too old for such a role and tries to look younger by wearing pigtails and overalls, which is laughable at times. Unfortunately, much of the dialogue and several of the scenes are also unintentionally funny. The only positive aspect of the movie is the use of some great old jazz songs - too bad the soundtrack isn't available. Skip this movie.

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Summary: Excellent movie about honesty and relationships
Review: Without going into details about the plot, this movie offers an excellent portrayal about Stella's (Sean Young) process of learning about life. She takes honesty to the extreme - and it works.