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Reviews of John Millerman Movies with Trailers (2)

Boxcover for Amanda's Diary 2
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ursula Moore, Katy, John Walton, Andrew Youngman, Leslie Taylor, Amanda, Nick Lang, Nicol, Monic, Joe Lemon
Studio: Private
Directed by: John Millerman
Release date: 4/11/2002
Previews: Previews
Amanda's Diary 2 review summaries:
Flash's
review from 5/20/2002:
Overall, Amanda's Diary 2 is a decent film that can easily be enjoyed without watching any of the other films in the series. The sex may be nastier than some people will like but should please those who have a broad range of tastes. Those who enjoy the Private line of films will definitely be pleased with this outing. Those who need a plot with their porn will definitely want to avoid this title. If the film sounds good to you then I recommend renting or purchasing. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Amanda's Diary 1
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ursula Moore, Regina, John Walton, Andrew Youngman, Leslie Taylor, Amanda, Nick Lang, Nicol, Monic, Mary Eleniak, Evelyn, Melitta, Joe Lemon
Studio: Private
Directed by: John Millerman
Release date: 3/29/2002
Previews: Previews
Amanda's Diary 1 review summaries:
Draken's
review from 4/13/2002:
Amanda's Diary Studio: Private Pictures Date of Production: 01-2002 Before Viewing Expectations: The writeup tells of an 18 year old, Amanda, who gets a camera for her birthday, as well as a dildo. She films all of her escapades after that, including her sexual awakening. She shares some dildo delights with Hanna, the friend who gave it to her, as well as Hanna's boyfriend, Alex. There are four photos on the back, which only show a glimpse of the action as well as a list of the extras. It lists five audio track languages and six different subtitle languages. It is very clearly an European production, so I suspect the audio track will be a dub. The Action: Before getting to the action, there are FBI styled warning given in the native language of 26 different countries. This is followed by an ad for the Private website. While this one can be skipped, I still find these types of ads annoying. Once the movie starts, it says this is Chapter One. Chapter Two doesn't appear in this movie, so one must assume that is reserved for the sequel. [read the full review]