No, we have about 20 people who write for us on a regular basis. We have an office in Seattle and one in Phoenix as well as regional reps. We often screen in Seattle and Phoenix and as such each rep has to post their reviews. At times only one city will see a film like what happened with 15:17 to Paris. This way we ensure coverage and often get two views of the film. I am surprised she did not rate it higher as she has been a big fan of the series and usually is very generous with her ratings.

I saw this one (and the other two) at the drive-in. I thought it was kind of dumb and the sex scenes were stupid. The whole movie played out like a really bad soap opera. Emmanuelle with Sylvia Kristel is a much better film.

They have no chemistry at all with each other.