Hearts and Minds 2 - Modern Warfare

The story set-up is a simple one: Soldiers caught in a bad situation while deployed in Iraq and the sexually-charged memories of loved ones they left behind in the U.S. There's no guarantee that they will be coming home soon … if they ever make it back.

Even if the dialogue seemed a little stilted at times, the story has a subtext, and the solid ensemble cast delivered the drama their roles demanded to make the story believable. Combined with well choreographed battle sequences and special effects, this movie also delivers with great videography, lighting, as well as smart editing by Gabrielle Anex. Even the music soundtrack is synced to draw you into the movie, and not the typical nonsensical score used to cover up bad audio in the sex scenes.

And what about the sex, you ask? The best thing about it is that it’s all in context with the plot, framed up in a flashback format — and transitions easily between the war sequences and the sex action.

In the scene with Seth Dickens and Marie McCray (who play soldier Rollins and his girlfriend), the audience is treated an internal cumshot that seemed a lot more realistic than having to watch the guy blow his load all over a partner in every scene.

Kudos to Andre Madness, Nic Andrews and the crew at New Sensations for this extremely well-produced wartime feature. Retailers that have a lot of military clientele should feature this one prominently — it’ll fly off the shelf.

Retail Mix: A solid couples feature starring the two New Sensations contract stars.