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“Inn Trouble ” not worth the trouble

Inn Trouble, a movie directed in 1996 by newcomer Christina Rey, is definitely eye-candy, ladies. You won't find any better looking women than you'll see in this movie! But that's about all you'll find enjoyable. The 92-minute comedy about an inn proprietor who wills her bed-and-breakfast to former employees and customers is 92 minutes of agony. The plotless movie starts off at a crawl, moves up to "slow," and stays in that gear the duration of the film.

The two lead characters, Sofi and Chris, are marginally good; Sofi being the more mature, redeeming lesbian of the entire group. The mishmash of supporting characters are completely forgettable and quite undefined. I found myself wondering who some of these women were and what they were doing in the movie other than walking in and out of doors. The exception was the character of Amy, a young, tough little baby butch. She definitely had some angst going on, and it was enjoyable watching her portray such a rough-edged character.

Overall, if you have nothing else to do but spent a couple hours looking at some nice women, Inn Trouble would be the movie to watch. Otherwise, skip it.

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Inn Trouble

Inn Trouble Director: Christina Rey Starring: Melissa Aronson, Christina Rey Released: 1996 | Rated: NR Category: Comedy | Length: 92 minutes Retail: $27.95 Format: VHS Click here to buy INN TROUBLE (VHS)

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