How To Make Love to a Woman
A comedy of miscommunication between the sheets
If anyone knows how to make love to a woman (or man for that matter) it would be the delectable Jenna Jameson. I just got word that she will be in a new film set to release later this year. Now get your head out of the gutter, this will not be a porno, but rather a mainstream movie. How to Make Love to a Woman stars Krysten Ritter (Confessions of a Shopaholic), Josh Meyers (That ‘70s Show, MADtv), Ian Somerhalder (Lost), Ken Jeong (Knocked Up, Pineapple Express), James Kyson Lee (Heroes), James Hong (Balls of Fury) and features Jenna Jameson in her first comedic performance.
Directed by: Scott Culver
Produced by: Sheri Bryant, Adam Lawson
Written by: Dennis Kao
For more information and to see the movie’s trailer you can visit the film’s official website at: http://www.ineedsexadvice.com/
SYNOPSIS:
When young record executive ANDY CONNERS hears his girlfriend LAUREN sigh in frustration after making love, he panics, realizing he’s never really gotten the job done. Little does he know that she was sighing because she’s not sure if Andy is the one. This basic miscommunication sends Andy on a wild journey with his best friend LAYNE to become better in bed, while Lauren, with the help of her girlfriends, decides to date an old flame. As Andy’s efforts continue to fail, Lauren gets a job offer in Chicago and decides to take it. With her plane soaring into the sky, Andy has to figure out how to save the love of his life. Will he? Maybe. Find out in this funny, edgy, and honest comedy, which promises to take you down a new road of relationship follies.
I enjoy seeing pornstars in mainstream movies however the only problem with pornstars in mainstream movies is that every time I see them in non nude form all I see is an invisible cock dangling by their mouth, I guess its a deep routed mental issue I have but regardless its what I see as I’m sure many viewers do and this IMO is the reason why hardcore porn stars will never be accepted in mainstream roles unfortunately, I see nothing wrong with it but sadly many people do