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1994·Comedy·1h 54m
7.0
Photographer Elliot Slater has inadvertently snapped the only existing photos of elusive jewel thief Omar. When Elliot leaves for a private vacation on an S&M island, he is followed by Omar, Omar's partner, Nina, and undercover police officers Fred and Sheila. Unaware of the number of people chasing him, Elliot enjoys his stay at the resort, and finds himself falling in love with head dominatrix Lisa.
Directed by Garry Marshall
island
based on novel or book
smuggling (contraband)
sexuality
romance
love
mistress
kinky
bdsm
detective comedy

Cast

Dana Delany
Dana Delany
Lisa Emerson
Paul Mercurio
Paul Mercurio
Elliot Slater
Rosie O'Donnell
Rosie O'Donnell
Sheila Kingston
Dan Aykroyd
Dan Aykroyd
Fred Lavery
Héctor Elizondo
Héctor Elizondo
Dr. Martin Halifax
Stuart Wilson
Stuart Wilson
Omar Tillington
Iman
Iman
Nina Blackstone
Sean O'Bryan
Sean O'Bryan
Tommy Miller
Stephanie Niznik
Stephanie Niznik
Diana
Sandra Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Riba
Tom Hines
Tom Hines
Nolan
Alison Moir
Alison Moir
Kitty

Crew

Garry Marshall
Garry Marshall
Director
Patrick Doyle
Patrick Doyle
Original Music Composer
Theo van de Sande
Theo van de Sande
Director of Photography
Garry Marshall
Garry Marshall
Producer
Anne Rice
Anne Rice
Novel
Marian Green
Marian Green
Stunt Double
Glenn R. Wilder
Glenn R. Wilder
Stunt Coordinator
Ellen Mirojnick
Ellen Mirojnick
Costume Design
Jon H. Epstein
Jon H. Epstein
Stunt Double
Denney Pierce
Denney Pierce
Stunts

Popular Reviews

7 reviews
Brendon
Brendon
Exit to Eden
Dan Aykroyd's character canonically has a huge dick in this movie.Since I started exploring Dan Aykroyd's filmography, this movie has been on my radar for all the wrong reasons. I've only heard awful things about this movie, so my expectations going into this were in hell. With that in mind, I was completely shocked to see that I actually enjoyed this movie. It's a mess, but it's far from the worst movie ever made. It's actually quite humorous.

I haven't read the original Anne Rice book, and now I really want to compare them. There is absolutely no way that it's this wacky and comedic.

I was shocked by how much I was laughing during this movie. This wasn't a pity laugh, but actual hysterical laughter at certain points. There is great comedic timing present in this movie, particularly with the duel dynamics between Dan Aykroyd and Rosie O'Donnell. They should have done more movies together, because their chemistry was very fun to watch. Aykroyd plays up his awkwardness to an appealing extreme, and Rosie O'Donnell is genuinely fun to watch in this; fuck you, I said it. I wish I cared more for the antagonists, as I didn't find them too appealing.
The dynamic between Elliot and Lisa has sprinklings of neat ideas. Despite how uncomfortable (and not in a good way) the opening scene is, there are fun psychological complexities to them, and other characters on the island. The flashback sequences were nice additions and added a level of depth I wasn't expecting.

My biggest complaints with this movie are that there are significant chunks of the movie that lose my interest since nothing much is happening, but they are occasionally spruced up by pretty titillating moments. I also felt that, while the comedic elements are great, they could have been balanced better with the other characters' traumatic pasts.

If you can find a copy of this, since it appears they are trying to burn every copy of this movie, I would totally watch it. It's a mess, but it has a weirdly sharp comedic edge that makes it worth seeking out.
Dan Aykroyd's character canonically has a huge dick in this movie.Since I started exploring Dan Aykroyd's filmography, this movie has been on my radar for all the wrong reasons. I've only heard awful things about this movie, so my expectations going into this were in hell. With that in mind, I was completely shocked to see that I actually enjoyed this movie. It's a mess, but it's far from the worst movie ever made. It's actually quite humorous.

I haven't read the original Anne Rice book, and now I really want to compare them. There is absolutely no way that it's this wacky and comedic.

I was shocked by how much I was laughing during this movie. This wasn't a pity laugh, but actual hysterical laughter at certain points. There is great comedic timing present in this movie, particularly with the duel dynamics between Dan Aykroyd and Rosie O'Donnell. They should have done more movies together, because their chemistry was very fun to watch. Aykroyd plays up his awkwardness to an appealing extreme, and Rosie O'Donnell is genuinely fun to watch in this; fuck you, I said it. I wish I cared more for the antagonists, as I didn't find them too appealing.
The dynamic between Elliot and Lisa has sprinklings of neat ideas. Despite how uncomfortable (and not in a good way) the opening scene is, there are fun psychological complexities to them, and other characters on the island. The flashback sequences were nice additions and added a level of depth I wasn't expecting.

My biggest complaints with this movie are that there are significant chunks of the movie that lose my interest since nothing much is happening, but they are occasionally spruced up by pretty titillating moments. I also felt that, while the comedic elements are great, they could have been balanced better with the other characters' traumatic pasts.

If you can find a copy of this, since it appears they are trying to burn every copy of this movie, I would totally watch it. It's a mess, but it has a weirdly sharp comedic edge that makes it worth seeking out.
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srhami
srhami
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- DON'T watch this. you won't like it. It’s for degenerate like myself.
- why were each chosen song so good?
- Putting Sadeness by Enigma was yum yum
- if only the majority of sub men were that built and handsome...
- mc in the beginning: i don't want to show myself.
literally a minute after: shaking his booty cheeks willingly
- the island.. i love to see beautiful ppl being beautiful omg

( if someone knows where i can find the "Please Me" song written by James Patrick Dunne and performed by Kristina Nichols please tell me. it's literally nowhere😭)
- DON'T watch this. you won't like it. It’s for degenerate like myself.
- why were each chosen song so good?
- Putting Sadeness by Enigma was yum yum
- if only the majority of sub men were that built and handsome...
- mc in the beginning: i don't want to show myself.
literally a minute after: shaking his booty cheeks willingly
- the island.. i love to see beautiful ppl being beautiful omg

( if someone knows where i can find the "Please Me" song written by James Patrick Dunne and performed by Kristina Nichols please tell me. it's literally nowhere😭)
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toni
toni
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I’m so in love with Dana Delany!!
I’m so in love with Dana Delany!!
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dolunay
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very interesting choice to cast 2 people who look like they have never had sex in their lives as the leads of a bdsm-esque film. loveee rosie o'donnell and iman in this, they shouldve lezzed out. in general it is too heteronormative, thought it would be a bit more interesting because its an anne rice adaptation but not really, not at all actually. im so happy im gonna go to hell just because im going to be able to talk with anne rice there, this film will hit top 41 in my endless list of things i wanna talk with her.
very interesting choice to cast 2 people who look like they have never had sex in their lives as the leads of a bdsm-esque film. loveee rosie o'donnell and iman in this, they shouldve lezzed out. in general it is too heteronormative, thought it would be a bit more interesting because its an anne rice adaptation but not really, not at all actually. im so happy im gonna go to hell just because im going to be able to talk with anne rice there, this film will hit top 41 in my endless list of things i wanna talk with her.
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ConorFox
ConorFox
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for a comedy set on a BDSM resort this movie wasn’t that funny OR kinky 🙄
for a comedy set on a BDSM resort this movie wasn’t that funny OR kinky 🙄
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