FROM: [email protected] (Frans Postma)
SUBJECT: review: Where the Boys Aren't #3
DATE: Sat, 02 Nov 1996 20:13:28 GMT
ORGANIZATION: looks-like-it-works
FOLLOWUP-TO: rec.arts.movies.erotica
Warning, dissappoiting movie coming up.
##Where the Boys Aren't #3
#Paul Thomas, Vivid,
Jamie Summers
Cheri Taylor, Heather Hunter
Kelly Royce, Cheri Taylor [<- one-way only]
, Heather Hunter, Tory Wells [<- one-way only]
Tori Wells, Jamie Summers
I bought this one mainly for Cheri Taylor so please excuse me if I
sound kinda pissed...(you've been warned)
The story is about the making of a g/g movie I think. It's kinda
distracting and not funny, also takes way to much time. The movie
starts with a loooooong solo-scene by Jamie Summers. Now normally I
love that kind of scenes, this one however is WAY overdone. It's at
least 15 minutes long and it gets boring...
So, after a not-so-good start Jamie walks on the sets wondering if she
still knows "how to do it with a girl". She then meets Cheri and
Heather (trivia: Heather at one point says to Jamie; "if I would do a
come-back I would do g/g scenes" and guess what happens ten years
later??) who kindly will show her how to do a g/g scene.
Heather saves this scene, but that's mostly 'cos the fairly stupid
cameraman didn't manage to miss ALL to good shots. Came close enough
though . It starts nice enough with Heather eating
Cheri, excellent full-body-shot-oppertunity 'cos Cheri is standing up
at the time...instead we get panning top to bottom...grrrrr.
When Cheri eats Heather we get at least some nice fullbody shots of
Heather, who at least plays her part very well. I don't think I've
ever seen a movie with Heather before, but her scenes in this movie
impressed me a lot. (and also saved the movie from the garbage-can)
Next up we get two pairs in the same scene, in no way should anyone
think about an orgy here. Heck, even the girls within a pair don't
change places. Yep, Cheri is always on the giving end in this
one.... Tori does a good job on Heather, but most of the shots
are of Heather anyway so that's kinda hard to judge and Heather is
*very* vocal. Something about a contest who will get the other girl
to come first, something tells me that's not fair contest in this
case.
Final scene, Tori will teach Jamie how to do g/g (yeah, right). The
setup is good enough, both girl sure as hell are nice to look at. In
this scene they manage to change position as soon as the camera gets a
good shot...not all that much heat in this scene. (esp. compared to
previous scene). This scene more or less bored me, which is a major
effort if you have Tori and Jamie in one scene. (gotta be good at
something I guess:)
Verdict: this one only costed $9.95 so it's not a *great* loss, still
it's a waste of resources, esp. Cheri but YMMV. Heather is excellent
in her scenes and the only one that generates some amount of heat.
Rent at your own risk or if you like Heather a lot.
Rating: 2.00
Frans Postma
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