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Perfectly Legal
(2002)
by Tuna
Perfectly Legal is an example of softcore couples erotica centering on a
brilliant attorney
(Lauren Hays) who is a workaholic, to the point of ruining her
romantic relationships. She is also an idealist and a champion of the underdog, and
therefore mostly
broke, since she would rather pursue justice than make money.
To such
a lawyer, Allison
Thomas-Miller presents the perfect client. Her ex-lover has written a
best selling book and a companion video tape about lovemaking, but she
claims she is the actual author, and that he stole her diary and
published her work under his name. This is Hays' sort of case, and it
comes with a handsome retainer, so she signs on. She finds herself
with nearly no evidence, and is up against the single, handsome, rich,
and brilliant Rafe Urquhart, who has shown a romantic interest in her
even before the case. Her job is made more difficult when her
opponent's
assistant seduces her assistant, and gets an advance
look at everything she prepares for the case.
It's a top-notch genre film. The story is interesting -- more so if you like courtroom drama;
the performances are good; the nudity is excellent; and some of the
sex scenes sizzle.
Our Grade:
If you are not familiar with our grading system, you need to
read the
explanation, because the grading is not linear. For example, by
our definition, a
C is solid and a C+ is a VERY good movie. There are very few Bs
and As. Based on our descriptive system, this film is a:
C+
Highly recommended for genre fans.
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NUDITY REPORT
- All but one of the women in the film do full frontal and rear
nudity. The exception is Monique Parent, who keeps her clothes on. The
nudity is from Lauren Hays, Belinda Gavin, Andrea Saint James, Allison
Thomas-Miller, Stephanie Swift and Beverly Lynne.
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