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(3.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: Private
Category: Foreign , All Sex
Director: Alessandro Del Mar
Starring: Philippe Dean, Natalie, Daniella, Sebastian Barrio, Sandra Kay, Manuel Ferrara, Mandy Bright, Jodie Moore, Jane Darling, Elza Brown
Release Date: 12/20/2002
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aybesea's review on 1/28/2003
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Expectations As everyone is probably aware, I tend to like Private's releases. This is the second release in their Tropical line, a series that centers on outdoor sex & sun. I'm not a huge fan of outdoor sex, but the first release in this series was good so I'm looking forward to this one. Capsule Review This release is not bad. It features pretty girls in exotic locales. If you like the idea of hot babes in swimsuits getting it on, this release is for you. Technical The video aspects of this disc are very strong. The outdoor lighting provides clear, crisp, consistent video throughout the DVD. The audio on the other hand is typical, badly dubbed Private. Director Alessandro Del Mar Extras Behind the scenes, bloopers, photo gallery, making of, cast, notes, trailers Target Audience Eurogirl fans, Jodie Moore fans Scene Review Scene 1 - Mandy Bright Mandy frolics in the water, naked with her boyfriend. They do some vag before she settles in to giving him a BJ. The palms swaying in the distance make for a nice backdrop to the sex.
Nat Hocken's review on 1/22/2003
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Sunrise (a.k.a. Private Tropical 2) is a film directed by an Italian, featuring talent from the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Australia, shot on location in Cannes, France, and Santo Domingo in the Caribbean Islands. And it proves, if nothing else, that sex has no national boundaries. Sunrise is, I suppose, a couples film. That is, it has a plot, takes a more romantic approach to lovemaking (in setting if not always in mood), and focuses almost exclusively on the male/female bond. The story involves an island in the Caribbean that two rival development companies wish to purchase for its potentially lucrative possibilities as a tourist resort. Caught in the middle are Suzy and Jamie, two co-workers who end up on opposite sides in this battle for the beaches. The film is offered in several different languages with at least four subtitle options. What isnt clear is whether the actors are speaking a common tongue. Indeed, I rather doubt it.













