Blame It on Rio

It is probably not too often in a grouping of two women that Demi Moore takes the backseat but here is one of those rare times. Her character's part is completely glossed over in favor of her best friend Jennifer. Speaking of Jennifer(Michelle Johnson), I think I know why she got this part. It sure wasn't her acting. That ranks on the level of Tanya Roberts in _A View to a Kill_. Apart from her, I think the movie was extremely well acted and there is enough of a story here to entertain. Even the little plot twist at the end when Matthew, Victor, and Karen are all reunited to all find out that Matthew is not the only guilty part in the friendship. Like I said, there is enough of a story here to keep you interested but the movie's strength lies in it's visuals. True there are tons of young people running around scantily clad, but the scenery of beautiful Rio is heavily emphasized as well it should be. Simply stunning.