Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3912 in VHS
• Released on: 1991-07-01
• Rating: R (Restricted)
• Formats: Black & White, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of tapes: 1
• Running time: 5 minutes

Customer Reviews

The Naughty Side of Madonna.
This is the video to Madonna's "Justify My Love," directed in black-and-white by Jean Baptiste Mondinio. Here's a clip that's apparently so explicit, MTV refused to play it, sparking a huge censorship debate. The controversy must have helped, for the single blasted to No. 1 on the singles charts. Skeptics may call this video a cheap shot at attention, but I think it's pretty engaging and interesting to watch. Here, we find the onetime Material Girl checking in at a hotel, where all kinds of sex antics happen. Hardly anyone is fully clothed and they all looking naughty, if ya know what I mean. The scene that raised the most eyebrows is the fem-to-fem action that takes place, as Madonna gets it on with another woman while a guy (then-boyfriend Tony Ward) looks on. Frankly, this video is as close to porn as Madonna has gotten (not counting her 1992 "Sex" book). While some may find this video offensive, one thing is certain: it's impossible to take your eyes off it. If you don't know anything about it, you must have been living on some remote island off the coast of Fiji. "Justify My Love" was one of the many high (some would say "low") points of Madonna's career, and it's worth a look.

One Hot Video
Directed by Jean Baptiste-Mondino, filmed on location at the Royal Monceau Hotel in Paris, France. This black-&-white video depicts Madonna as a sexual adventurer, exploring fantasies with men, women, crossdressers, lesbians, homosexuals, and practicing bondage and sadomasochism. MTV banned this video due to explicit sexuality. The song was cowrote/coproduced by Madonna & Lenny Kravitz. Running time: app. 5 min. PARENTAL ADVISORY: THIS VIDEO MAY BE UNSUITABLE FOR VIEWING BY MINORS.

Justify My Love Home Video (1990)
I was wrong about this video. When I first saw it two or three years ago, I didn't like it first, basically because I thought it looked like it was shot with a little t.v. camera. However, I just watched the video on madonna's website MADONNA.COM. The video is unbelievable, but very racy in sexuality and sexual relations.

The video starts off with Madonna walking down in the hallway of a very posh hotel in Paris. Her then boyfriend, famous photographer, Tony Ward, walks up to her and begins kissing Madonna. From that point on, the video shows a lot of graphic and sexual scenes between Madonna and Tony Ward, gay men, lesbians, and sado-masachists.

Although, very entertaining for us mature adult Madonna fans, this video, however, it is definitely not suitable for children between the ages of newborns-12 years. I recommend that every Madonna fan get this video if you don't have it already. It may be heavily sexual, but it goes perfectly with the concept of the song. This video is one in a million. Believe me.