I remember reviewing the first volume in this series and was a little disappointed for the most part. And I believe one of my big issues, was the run time, and this one comes in at a whopping 51 minutes. The one area that really is a positive for me, is the look and the feel of the movie, some great scenery, along with some decent ladies, all caught on camera in crystal colors. But there are also issues with camera work, some technical and some performers not helping the camera person either. I know it's trying to be all soft, erotic and pretty, so not a lot of up close and personal views, but at least give us a little something. I'd say this is one that may require a trailer to be watched before you spend your money on this, or perhaps you are familiar with their work, and you know what you are getting already, and it might be more your cup of tea, but for me, not feeling it for the most part.

This is a nice movie that just plain needs more. There's great style and chemistry to the movie, but it's awfully hard to recommend a movie that only lasts fifty one minutes.

Aussie director Michelle Flynn uncorks a second entry in her original series with MOMENTUM VOL. 2 (2015, Light Southern-Australia) as the roller skater girl (Chloe B) from the first volume becomes the main focus of this suburban Australian tale set in the mid-70s. Wide screen. Condoms used. 50 minutes plus a few extras.