The Dangerous Sex Date

Synopsis

The Dangerous Sex Date, originally titled Amorestremo and released in 2001, is an Italian erotic drama featuring Rocco Siffredi in a raw and provocative exploration of desire and relationship dynamics. The film delves into the complexities of love, passion, and sexual tension, unfolding in an intimate setting that examines the blurred lines between attraction and danger. It portrays the intensity of human connections with explicit scenes that emphasize the emotional turmoil and vulnerability experienced by its characters. While grounded in the erotic drama genre, the narrative attempts to provide a deeper commentary on the darker aspects of romantic entanglements and the consequences they might ignite.

Cast

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  Rocco Siffredi

  Silver

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  Stefania Bonafede

  Xenia

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  Davide Devenuto

  Ghost

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  Pietro Bontempo

• Alberto Alemanno

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  Loretta Rossi Stuart

  Sylvia

Reviews

The Dangerous Sex Date has received generally unfavorable reviews upon release and continues to maintain a low rating among viewers. On IMDb, the film holds a score of 3.2/10, indicating poor reception by the audience. Critics have often cited the movie’s weak storyline and insufficient character development as major drawbacks, alongside its heavy reliance on explicit content which some viewed as gratuitous rather than meaningful. According to film review aggregators and user feedback, the movie struggles to balance its erotic elements with a compelling narrative, resulting in a one-dimensional experience for most viewers. For instance, viewers on IMDb commented that "The plot felt thin and the characters lacked depth," while others noted that "It relies too much on explicit scenes, leaving very little substance." The film does, however, contain moments where Rocco Siffredi’s performance is acknowledged for its intensity, but overall, critics agree that it does not transcend the typical boundaries of adult cinema to achieve memorable drama. Notably, platforms like Rotten Tomatoes do not have a critic score due to insufficient reviews, underscoring its niche appeal and limited critical engagement.