Conviene far Bene l'Amore |
  • Italy • 1975 • 104m •   • Directed by: Pasquale Festa Campanile. • Starring: Gigi Proietti, Agostina Belli, Eleonora Giorgi, Christian De Sica, Mario Scaccia, Adriana Asti, Franco Agostini, Quinto Parmeggiani, Gino Pernice, Mario Pisu, Monica Strebel, Franco Angrisano, Roberto Antonelli. • Music by: Fred Bongusto.     The world's oil supply has finally been exhausted causing a massive enery crisis. In a search for alternative sources of energy, a scientist invents a machine that can harness the energy expended during sexual intercourse and transfer it into electrical power.
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Review:
Once the basics, the experiment, are accomplished, what is are the grander goals--how much sex gives how much power? What are the parameters for goals, what can be done with it? The government licks its chops. The churchman asks, don't we need love as well as sex? What are the role of gang bangs, perversions, whatever? OK, the latter two are just thoughts not action, and that is good--just part of the wit. A lot of that is present here. There are mainly one stud and two gorgeous leading ladies, but the professor also discovers his wife is cheating on him. Great fun and lighthearted--you'll enjoy it.
Review by lazarillo [IMDB 5 November 2008] from the Internet Movie Database.
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