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From: [email protected] (Frans Postma)
Date: 26 Oct 94 18:42:44
Newsgroups: alt.sex.movies
Subject: Review: Bonny and Clyde 1 & 2
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Organization: IDN Internet Gateway
movies I've seen so it's not that big..:-) I thought I might post some of my
opinions...
A little questions though; since I live in the Netherlands I get to see movies
a
little bit later then those lucky people in the states :-) anybody got any
trouble reading reviews of older movies??
About my notation; I stole it really :-) from Dunbar or at least it looks a lot
like it. I hope he doesn't mind to much, but the format and the info it can
hold
just fitted my needs.
What's the format?
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Basicly I record the producer/company/year and a cast-list (as listed in the
movie) in my (small) database. If the cast-list is not correct, I will
definitly
note it, sinces that pisses me off to no end.
If I got spare time, I make a scene list which (I hope) is self-explanatory.
Unfortunatly I don't known all performers by name (shame on me :-) so you will
sometimes see names like "female1" or "male2". If anyone thinks he/she can fill
in any blancs...don't hesitate! (grin)
Disclaimer (yeah, right ;-)
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Anything I write here is written with a smile on my face, so just imagine a
smile behind every sentence I write and you got the idea :-) Reviews and stuff
like that are subject to personal opinions, yours might differ...to bad :-)
What do I like/don't like
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- Anything with a good masturbation scene in it is a good movie.
- Girl/Girl scenes/movies are my favorites (specially Bruce-7 movies :-)
- I like full-body shots i.e. where you see all of the girls body
(therefor I love rev-cowgirl scenes)
- I HATE close-up's which take 10 minutes or so
- I HATE scene where a girl comes and do NOT see her face
(even worse, I see the male's face :-(
Now I hope this post didn't become to long, 'cos I still have to write down
those reviews :-)
#l denotes the cast as listed on the box or in the movie.
## Bonny and Clyde #1
Vivid Video, Paul Thomas, 1992
#lAshlyn Gere, Randy West, Francesca Le, Nikki Dial, Racquel Darrian
#lNick East, Mickey Ray, Derrick Lane
. Ashlyn Gere, Randy West
. Racquel Darrian
. Francesca Le, Nikki Dial
, Francesca Le, Nick East
, Nikki Dial, Micky Ray
. Racquel Darrian, Derrick Lane
Very nice movie, this one. The last scene with Derrick Lane is not so good, but
then I don't like Derrick anyway. The scenes with Nikki Dial are my fav. since
I
just love Nikki and Francesca isn't too bad either :-) Well worth the rental.
## Bonny and Clyde #2
Vivid Video, Paul Thomas, 1993
#lAshlyn Gere, Racquel Darrian, Derrick Lane, Nikki Dial, Francesca Le
#lAlex Jordan, Mickey Rue, Nick E., T.T. Boy, Jonathon Morgan
#lRandy West, Tom Chapman
#zDEL: Nikki Dial, Francesca Le
#zWho is the blonde female1???
#zLOOPING DETECTED: final scene(s) , a lot!
#zmale1 is probably Jonathon Morgan (review needed)
. female1, male1, male2
. Ashlyn Gere, Racquel Darrian
. female1, T.T. Boy
. Ashlyn Gere, Derrick Lane
, Racquel Darrian, Randy West
All #z denotes comment, and as you can see it's not so good....This movie isn't
so bad, the point is that it promisies to be a lot better then it is.
Negative points:
1. Nikki Dial and Franseca Le are nowhere in this movie, unless you
count the review of part 1 in. (which I don't, those scene-pieces are
only 10 seconds long for christs sake!)
2. Nikki Dial is not in it. Since I like Nikki Dial and she was listed on
the box, her not being in it really pissed me off.
3. The looping in the final (double-take) scene is TERRIBLE. Even I noted
it, and normally I don't pay that much attention to looping....but this
was a LOT overdone. (thereby ruining at least the Gere part of the
scene) I would estimate looping amounts for a least 40% of that final
scene. Yuk!
Positive points:
1. I liked the Ashlyn Gere, Racquel Darrian scene. (bit short on Gere-part
though)
2. Racquel fucks with someone else then Derreck
One question remains: who's the blonde in this movie? Of all stars listed on
the
box, not one of them have blond hair or look like her ?? Just wondering.
That's it for now, any comments are welcome off course. Flames and stuff like
that to my email adress please (to keep this group nice and tidy :-)
PS: Did you know that Tiffany Mynx stars in _American Build, Build for
Speed_ and is NOT listed on the box? Very strange....Nice movie BTW
See You!!
[email protected]
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