Reviews of Norman Jean Movies with Trailers (4)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Vanna Bardot, Stirling Cooper
Studio: Junk Productions
Directed by: Norman Jean
Release date: 9/26/2021
Previews: Previews
What Dreams May Come review summaries:
astroknight's
This is nothing short of a fantastic release. It''s short, sweet, and highly artistic with Vanna Bardot giving a solid blowjob around a nice touch of story. The technical aspects help the scene out all the more and are near perfect. If you like your smut on the artistic side or are at all curious about Junk Productions make sure you check this one out as it''s a must see release. [read the full review]
review from 10/13/2021:
This is nothing short of a fantastic release. It''s short, sweet, and highly artistic with Vanna Bardot giving a solid blowjob around a nice touch of story. The technical aspects help the scene out all the more and are near perfect. If you like your smut on the artistic side or are at all curious about Junk Productions make sure you check this one out as it''s a must see release. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Khloe Kapri, Emma Starletto
Studio: Junk Productions
Directed by: Norman Jean
Release date: 6/18/2021
Previews: Previews
EVOL review summaries:
astroknight's
This is a release that pretty much has to be see n to understand it. It''s less than four minutes long and a reflection by Khloe Kapri of how much she loves Emma Starletto as Emma goes down on her. It''s not stroke material, but it is artistic with a definite sense of beauty and mystery and is worth checking out if you have a chance. [read the full review]
review from 12/9/2021:
This is a release that pretty much has to be see n to understand it. It''s less than four minutes long and a reflection by Khloe Kapri of how much she loves Emma Starletto as Emma goes down on her. It''s not stroke material, but it is artistic with a definite sense of beauty and mystery and is worth checking out if you have a chance. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Codey Steele, Vanna Bardot
Studio: Junk Productions
Directed by: Norman Jean
Release date: 6/4/2021
Previews: Previews
Promotion, The (Junk Productions) review summaries:
astroknight's
This is a great blowjob release from Norman Jean and Junk Productions that''s easily the most mainstream friendly release I''ve seen from the studio so far. There''s a nice little story here that''s easy to relate to and Vanna Bardot does a great job through the story as well as the blowjob to show just how deserving she is of her nomination as Best Female Performer at this years Xbiz and AVN Awards. Yes, it''s only eight minutes so it''s short and sweet, but it''s also very likable. If you''re at all curious about this one make sure you check it out. [read the full review]
review from 12/2/2021:
This is a great blowjob release from Norman Jean and Junk Productions that''s easily the most mainstream friendly release I''ve seen from the studio so far. There''s a nice little story here that''s easy to relate to and Vanna Bardot does a great job through the story as well as the blowjob to show just how deserving she is of her nomination as Best Female Performer at this years Xbiz and AVN Awards. Yes, it''s only eight minutes so it''s short and sweet, but it''s also very likable. If you''re at all curious about this one make sure you check it out. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amari Anne, Chris Blaccwood
Studio: Junk Productions
Directed by: Norman Jean
Release date: 6/1/2021
Previews: Previews
Melancholy (Junk Productions) review summaries:
astroknight's
This is an artistic and extremely dark release. Amari Anne does a good job working Chris Blaccwood over orally and the technical aspects are fantastic, but the style and darkness make this one anything but good stroke material. It''s very well done, but not exactly enjoyable to watch. [read the full review]
review from 11/22/2021:
This is an artistic and extremely dark release. Amari Anne does a good job working Chris Blaccwood over orally and the technical aspects are fantastic, but the style and darkness make this one anything but good stroke material. It''s very well done, but not exactly enjoyable to watch. [read the full review]