Justin Thorne (Jimmy Smits) is an American working as a college professor in Australia. One of his students, Jennifer Carter (Naomi Watts), works for him as a babysitter and keeps flirting with him.
This is an Australian film. It has a bit of Fatal Attraction but it comes without the bunny. The constant changes in Jennifer feels artificial. She's almost doing different characters. While I understand it, I don't like it. Does he have to play the sax? The movie is doing some cringey stuff. The sax really bugs me. It's a ham-fisted way to heighten Jimmy Smits' sex appeal and makes this cheap 90's cheese. Trust me. The man does not need more sex appeal. It does have Naomi Watts doing the softest of erotica which only adds to the movie's B-movie feel. It's 90's late night cable fare. The second half has a boring court case. It's basically an erotic B-movie with A-list stars.
This is an Australian film. It has a bit of Fatal Attraction but it comes without the bunny. The constant changes in Jennifer feels artificial. She's almost doing different characters. While I understand it, I don't like it. Does he have to play the sax? The movie is doing some cringey stuff. The sax really bugs me. It's a ham-fisted way to heighten Jimmy Smits' sex appeal and makes this cheap 90's cheese. Trust me. The man does not need more sex appeal. It does have Naomi Watts doing the softest of erotica which only adds to the movie's B-movie feel. It's 90's late night cable fare. The second half has a boring court case. It's basically an erotic B-movie with A-list stars.