Product Details

• Actors: What Women Want
• Directors: Alexander Institute
• Format: Color, NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Number of discs: 1
• Rated: Unrated
• Studio: Alexander Institute
• DVD Release Date: November 2, 2004
• Run Time: 70 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B0000633Q7
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #128,973 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

The Key to Women's Secret Desires: Sexually experienced women reveal what's attractive in a man and what they really want in their sex lives. Attractive couples show how to fulfill women's most intimate desires. Discover new lessons in romance while eliciting deeper emotion through proven sexual techniques. With Sunset Thomas, Sharon Kane, Steve Hatcher, Chanel, Tina and Brenda. Explicit, 60 min.

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31 of 38 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars VERY EROTIC AND INFORMATIVE, February 3, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: Loving Sex: What Women Want (DVD)

., Reviewed By: Jenne
Dr. Lonnie Barbach is our hostess with the mostess for this foray into the world of what women want. As a woman, I'm the first to admit I'm not always sure what I want from a man, so I was more than interested in finding out what Dr. Barbach and the video itself had to say on the subject. To begin with, there is a short introduction where Dr. Barbach explains that this is not meant to be a definitive guide on the subject and is really just designed to give people ideas, some food for thought as it were. Actually, food featured pretty heavily in the first two scenes of this video. There are also some interviews with real women scattered throughout the film where real women are asked what they want from a man. If those do nothing else, they may well confirm what we were told at the intro, and that is each women is as individual as the clothes she wears, or the job she has.
Scene one transports us into a bedroom where a couple begins to explore the delights of having a thoughtful man who knows how to cut up and prepare all manner of fruits. From grapes to mandarins he tenderly feeds his partner, before gently removing her clothes and feasting on her. I got the point here in that many women say they want their partner to worship and adore them and he certainly does that in this scene.
Magically we travel back to real life interviews as we do between all the scenes in this video. I actually really like this touch as it adds some reality to the whole scenario. Next, we enter a kitchen as a man prepares, or more accurately attempts to prepare, a meal for his partner before she returns from a hard day at the office. Even though the meal wasn't the most appetizing looking thing in the world, the fact that he went to all that trouble just for her, certainly appealed judging by what she choose for dessert: Him -)) This scene was a little hard for me to swallow but it was erotic as she devours him. I would have liked to have actually seen the couple undress, but that said, it was worth watching because the sentiment behind it was right. A little effort goes a long way. Take note guys!
The next issue that is talked about is trust. The scene cuts to an older women masturbating on her bed as she reads an erotic story. She's blissfully unaware that her lover is secretly watching through a crack in the door, although it's not long before he decides to join her. What follows next is actually as much about communication as trust in my book, although the two do go hand in hand. She directs him, showing what strokes she prefers and the results are satisfying for both partners judging by the smiles on both their faces. I actually thought this was a great scene for those who may be worried about sharing their masturbation habits with their partners. The basic message being if you share you'll get more out of the experience.
Back to the real interviews and opinions before we go to the airport where a women decides to surprise her partner who has returned from a business trip. After picking him up, she reveals that all she is wearing beneath her coat is some lingerie. It's not long before they arrive at an old haunt of theirs and the windows of the car start to steam up. This was a really fun scene and the fact that the female took the initiative was a definite plus.
Carrying on that theme, we move to sex in public places and anyone whose ever partaken in this particular activity knows just how exciting it can be. Here we join a couple that is sightseeing from a vantage point high above Los Angeles. This scene has all the elements that both partners will probably enjoy watching, like most of those in this series. The setting is romantic and yet offers the element of danger in that they are exposed as they make love with their clothes on. The fact that she has a dress on and no panties is definitely a plus here, as it makes for easier access, and is something that I recommend everyone tries at least once in their life.
Now we move back indoors and to the familiar bedroom setting, where a couple is busy making love but with a difference. In this scene the women is in control of the situation. By in control, I don't mean in an S+M type scenario, I just mean it's obvious that she is comfortable with her sexuality and knows how to tease her partner and more importantly they both enjoy this. Hubby was captivated by a scene where the woman sits astride the man and uses his penis as a clitoral stimulator, then teases him by masturbating. The film finishes by once again returning to our real life interviewees who again try to sum up what they find sexy in a man, and teh women all seem to fail miserably.
What's it all add up to? This was a well thought out video and one that I really enjoyed watching, as did my partner. I didn't think the title reflects what this video is about though. To me it wasn't so much about what women wanted but how you could introduce elements into a relationship that would serve both partner's needs. Men want passionate, alive women. Women want passionate, alive men was the message I got from this video and I'm not sure if that's what the producers were aiming for, but either way it's an erotic, sensual film that as a women I was able to really enjoy. I came away from this viewing experience ready to take control, try new things, or revamp old ones from our past. The fact that this video seemed to have a really nice pace and flow to it was a definite plus as well. Bringing out important points but not in the way man instructional type videos do. The emphasis was on making things fun and I for one fully concur with that sentiment.

12 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars VERY EROTIC AND INFORMATIVE, January 31, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: Loving Sex: What Women Want (DVD)

Educational Value: Very Good. This video covers a number of techniques that discuss what women want. Although the video makes some generalizations many of the techniques are universal and none of them are wrong. Every man can benefit from this video.
Nudity: This video depicts nudity. It shows and discusses couples engaging in oral sex and sexual intercourse. Each technique is describe and shown in explicit detail.
Suitability For Couples: This video is suitable for more adventurous couples.

Production Quality: This video is well composed and edited. It is approximately 60 minutes long and includes a number of examples.
Overall Comments: This video would be a nice addition to your library if you are interested in improving the sexual experiences of your female partner.

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Not for me..., October 18, 2007

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Michael E. Rudd (Fayetteville, NC) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Loving Sex: What Women Want (DVD)

I got this video in an attempt to learn some new things and some new views on things. Bad plan. For me, anyway. This video didn't present anything at all new. Talks about women needing to feel loved, wanted, nurtured, etc. I was hoping for more elaboration on specific practices, techniques, etc. This video is more of a porn flick with a doctor legitimizing the "documentary intent" between scenes.

I didn't give this a 1-star rating because it can give some ideas, and maybe a starting point for coming up with your own. It also might not be too bad for those men that have had no prior training or counseling, and straight up have no clue.