Critic Reviews

• Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times

  An entertaining, adeptly crafted documentary that treats its provocative subject matter with refreshing respect.

• Andrew Barker, Variety

  In contrast with Grecco's evocative photos, his film is scattered and platitudinous, skimming the surface of his subjects and betraying his high-art aspirations with a shallow E! aesthetic.

• Sean Axmaker, Seanax.com

  It's less a documentary than a promotional video for [director Michael Grecco's] book...

• Brian Orndorf, DVDTalk.com

  There's plenty of nudity, famous porn faces (don't worry, Ron Jeremy shows up), and a few respectable stories, but an overall arc of an idea with all this siliconed commotion? It never arrives.

• Bill Gibron, Filmcritic.com

  As a look inside the porn industry itself, it barely scratches the surface.

• Pete Hammond, Boxoffice Magazine

  Whether Grecco, with his awestruck, sycophantic narrative style is really just doing this all tongue-in-cheek or itâ(TM)s a legitimate attempt to get inside the industry is debatableâ"but, for as far as it goes, it works.

• Luke Y. Thompson, L.A. Weekly

  All the naked people on display here are certainly easy on the eyes, but it's not much of a stretch to say that, as usual in Hollywood, the book is better than the movie.

• Geoff Berkshire, Metromix.com

  [Director Michael] Grecco comes across as a naive, wide-eyed kid in Wonderland, which might be sweet if it wasn't so obvious his real motivation is to make the audience feel good about buying his book.

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