Flicker
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Release date:
July 20, 2004 -
Runtime:
1h 22m -
Cast:
Chloe|Michael J. Cox|Kyle Stone|Angelica Sin|Tara|Heaven Leigh|Ginger Paige|Rich Handsome|Toni English|Stuart Canterbury
Genre:
Straight feature
Director:
Stuart Canterbury
Cast:
Chloe, Ginger Paige, Heaven Leigh, Tara, Angelica Sinn, Michael J Cox, Rich Hansom, Kyle Stone
Length:
1:14
Production Date:
02/18/00
Extras:
Five bonus scenes, starring Sunrise Adams, Briana Banks and Kira Kener, among others
Audio/Video:
The two-channel track is not stereo and the video is pretty shoddy DV, probably shot on a consumer or prosumer model camcorder. It's porn - what did you expect?
Body of Review:
Vivid dips back into the catalog and fishes out Flicker, the story of an obsessed movie fan named Joey (Hansom) and his crush, movie star Gloria (Chloe). It's a Vivid film, so you know what you're getting into here - lots of couples-friendly action and something resembling a plot.
This is an oddly paced scene. There is literally 17 sections pussy-eating after Chloe gets things started with a blowjob. Then they run through three positions in less than seven minutes before he finishes on her face.
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This is the centerpiece scene of the film. It's given a full 12 minutes and both Chloe and Hansom seem motivated here. They even throw in a couple of nods to the "plot;" Gloria is in full control, while Joey seems to be happy just to be here. Porn with plot and still hot? Be still my beating heart.
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Meanwhile, back at the movie theater, a horny couple finds itself alone. It's a laughable scene - the guy keeps looking off-screen at, presumably, the director, and the woman is the stereotype of what some people would call the "nasty porn star."
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Anyway, this scene closes the movie on a strong note. Paige is a very pretty blonde woman who seems to really be into Joey in the scene, and the two are energetic and vocal. The only drawback is that the scene itsef is fairly short.
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Concluding Words: With only two of five scenes worth seeing, normally Flicker would earn DVDTalk's lowest rating. But the five bonus scenes, each of which are better than anything in the feature itself, pull the entire disc up to a worthy rental.
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