3-D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy 2011

Mike Hale, New York Times: Sex in this film looks so nonecstatic that a better title might have been "3D Sex and Zen: Zero Child Policy." Read more

Elizabeth Kerr, Hollywood Reporter: After about an hour of Wei's amusing escapades, however, things take a turn for the decidedly vicious. Read more

Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times: "3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy" finds it is love, not sex, that rules the human heart, a sweet and conventional idea regardless of the technology of the film's projection. Read more

Stephen Cole, Globe and Mail: 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy fails to live up to either its promise or title. Read more

Trevor Johnston, Time Out: Two minutes 48 seconds of cuts by the BBFC have taken the edge off some unnecessary sadism, but the brush-written credits remain the highlight. Read more

Russell Edwards, Variety: Auds get an eyeful of flesh, served with sadistic, spasmodic laughs. Read more