This movie has everything going for it. It really does, but it somehow misses the mark and really lost me. This film is the thirty-second volume of the Jack’s Playground series from Digital Playground. It is a film not to be taken seriously, and you really can’t. I think that this should serve as a textbook case where the threadbare story detracts from the film, and really brings it down.

The constant storyline is that the three leading male actors tell the actresses that they can get them in a rap music video. From there, the women are more than willing to throw themselves to the men, after listing (and showing) their qualifications. The setup for the scenes doesn’t really change from one to another, and it quickly becomes annoying. If they said “rap booty” one more time, I think I would have taken the DVD out. In between some of the scenes, there are little comical intermissions, which feature some very off color humor. More than anything, these scenes detract from the movie. Not only do they not pertain to the rest of the movie in any way, but they really kill the mood. Also, whenever the camera or position changes, there is a brightly colored film reel that flashes. This kills it a bit too.

The movie is not without its redeeming qualities. It has a star studded cast with Alexis Silver, Sophia Santi, Flower Tucci, Jelena Jensen, Michelle Maylene, and Brooke Haven appearing. There is a good variety in the scenes, with a good sampling of different positions and offerings. There is some solo masturbation, two scenes of anal, a scene of breast play with Alexis Silver, and a lot of the usual in between. One particularly odd scene has solo masturbation with a cup of yogurt and a spoon. I’m not sure if that’s a plus or a minus in your book, but it seemed weird to me.

Overall, it was still a good film. The skip button moves to the next position (thankfully right after the colorful reel), or skips the story bit. If you kept the remote close, you could skip the story entirely. The picture quality is good, and the actresses do a wonderful job. If you are interested in the actresses or just like a movie that doesn’t even try to take itself seriously, then it might be worth your time. Personally, the scene transitions and overly simplistic story really killed it.

Despite the good action filming, it is hard to overlook the glaring distractions. It's a shame, because this could have easily been a very good film. Unfortunately, I can't say that I've even looked it's way since my review, and I'm not really motivated to pick it up again.