GORGE is gorgeous! Director Bruce Cam, a true artist with the camera, has directed a truly spectacular film. Set in what I assume must be a section of the Grand Canyon and filled with manly hunks that are the hallmark of Titan studios, the rugged scenery and the rugged men are a perfect complement for each another. Vistas are filmed in the wide-screen format while sex scenes revert to a full screen. This causes us to be filled with awe at the grandeur of the canyon gorge and then feel as though we are drawn right in there with the sexual participants. It is also the perfect setting in which to create a sense of mystery and myth, and the film certainly has mythic overtones. It has the same aura as the opening segment of Kubricks 2001, except that here the apes are replaced with primitive men who make love not war and use those tools that a generous nature has given them. The film opens with Ray Dragon, a slender bear, surveying the scene from a high ledge. He falls asleep and appears to dream that he is magically transported down the canyons river where he meets Dred Scott.