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(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: Red Devil Entertainment
Category: Gay
Director: Jett Blakk
Starring: Nick Capra, Pascal Bruno, Mack Manus
Release Date: 11/4/2004
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Boner Bud's review on 1/16/2005
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Hottie Nick Capra does Paris in this better than average film from director Jett Blakk. The Plot French Kiss opens with Nick Capra (one of my many porn crushes) playing a tourist, wandering around Paris and checking out the sites. At one point, someone slips a package into his backpack while he's not looking. It's only later that he discovers the package and finds a letter inside, detailing a sexual escapade. He begins reading and we cut to the scene in question. It's a duo between the incredibly sexy Taurus, and somewhat less sexy Mack Manus. The two trade blowjobs before Taurus gets his ass plowed. In the end, Manus shoots his load on Taurus' ass and eats it up, while Taurus shoots a fine load on Manus' bearded face. Capra then puts the letter back in his bag and sets off to do more sightseeing. We see him pass the Arc de Triomphe on his way to the Louvre. After seeing much of the museum (in a set-up that takes far too long), he takes a break to read another of the letters that was slipped into his bag.
Joe Shaver's review on 11/20/2004
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I always reviewed the films from Red Devil Entertainment by saying that they were porn movies; not porn films. A porn film being one in which anonymous guys walk into a room and fuck. A porn movie being one in which there is a strong story, and three-dimensional characters. So, I was surprised andI admitdisappointed that their latest release is a porn film; not a porn movie. This is not to say it isnt good. It is. Its just not their typical release. As director Jett Blakk explains in his commentary (do listen to the commentary, its interesting) the logistics of filming on a tight schedule in Paris made a complex plot problematic, so the plot here is merely a device to link together the various scenes. Nick Capra, an American in Paris, is reading the menu outside a French restaurant when a packet of letters is slipped into his backpack. When Nick reads the letters, they describe various sexual encounters and we see them occur.







