Romeo & Juliet (Dream Zone)DreamZone Entertainment
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(4.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: DreamZone Entertainment
Category: Feature film , Couples
Director: Lee Roy Myers
Starring: Tom Byron, Anthony Rosano, India Summer, Andy San Dimas, AnnMarie Rios, Rocco Reed, Brian Street Team, Chanel Preston
Release Date: 2/7/2012
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dandaman's review on 8/25/2012
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Romeo and Juliet is one heck of a Parody, with some good solid sex, excellent for couples and not bad for the other audience, Dream Zone makes a good effort keeping some important parts of the dialogues there, which is pretty cool, Chanel makes a Great Juliet, Romeo (Rocco Reed) is not bad either, Anthony does a good job as always, and if you're a fan of Andy San Dimas you already know what I'm talking about, if you don't this is a good time to check her out.
fu_q's review on 2/12/2012
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"Romeo and Juliet" by Lee Roy Meyers puts a modern--and erotic--spin on the William Shakespeare classic of the same title in this very good, couples-friendly release from DreamZone Entertainment. Interestingly, the Montagues and the Capulets both deal in automotives in this production--with the former's garage being the backdrop for some of the key plot sequences in the film. Romeo is played by Rocco Reed, Juliet by Chanel Preston, and Tybalt by Anthony Rosano...all of whom are strong on the acting end of things. Not only are the main characters represented well, but the storyline also features many of the key elements found in the original play, linked together via a unique blend of modern-day English and lines from Shakespeare's work. While officially deemed a "parody", this is really quite the serious and romantic tragedy--much like the source material--and not so much of a comedy. Of course, the sex is hot...so no worries!













