Fortunately, this Swedish import is well-dubbed into English (which is more than we can say for the behind-the-scenes featurette), but, sadly, the sex is too often by-the-numbers to generate any real heat.

The plot concerns nerdy scientist Göran Vänster who, in trying to find a formula to make himself more attractive to women - hey, it worked on the guinea pigs! - winds up making himself invisible. From then on, most of the plot is inspired either by Chevy Chase's Memoirs of an Invisible Man, or Milo Manera's graphic novel Butterscotch.

Like Chase, Vänster's being chased by CIA types headed up by Äke Gustavsson, whose main female agent, ultra-cute blonde Sarah Slick, accounts for most of the decent sex scenes here, usually with another agent while planting a bugging device or examining someone else's computer. The object of Vänster's affection, fellow scientist Nicole Wolf (who somewhat resembles Ashley Blue), also provides a decent bounce … until she too winds up invisible. But for viewers who are willing to invest two and a half hours in this feature, there's just too little sexual return.