It Feels So Good ... struggles to overcome a few severe miscalculations. There is an almost total absence of dramatic tension.

"It Feels so Good" may entail some of the faults of modern Japanese cinema, particularly regarding its duration, but emerges as a rather interesting spectacle that uses its erotic basis to tell a story that is meaningful in a number of levels.

Emoto and Takiuchi give commited, brave performances as lovers against socital norms and impending natural disasters. They have great chemistry together.

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