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(3.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: Wicked
Category: Feature film , Couples
Director: Brad Armstrong
Starring: Ian Daniels, Felecia, Serenity, Eric Price, Shayla LaVeaux, Brad Armstrong, Steve Drake, Dolly Golden, Tabitha Stevens, Jon Dough, Amber Michaels, Devin Wolf, Alexa Rae, Sterling, Sydnee Steele
Release Date: 9/18/2003
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astroknight's review on 8/21/2013
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This is a hot release that's as much style as substance. Serenity shines in three of the six scenes, and you get a great mix of action from couples sex to threesomes, lesbians, and an orgy. The technical aspects are very nicely done and there's some nice effort put into the extras as well. This one's well worth checking out and holds up as well now as it did when it was released nearly fifteen years ago.
Nat Hocken's review on 12/28/2003
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When I was growing up my friends and I all had our own ideas about the ideal measurements for a woman. My ideal was 36-24-36. You gotta love a woman whose body so perfectly embodies your boyhood fantasy, as Serenitys does mine. And shes pretty, to boot. Though theres little enough reason for this film to be called Serenity in Denim, she is the featured performer, appearing in three of the films six scenes and running the sexual gamut from straight (a boy/girl coupling with Brad Armstrong) to lesbian (a threeway with Shayla LaVeaux and Felecia) to bisexual (a scene with Sydnee Steele and Ian Daniels). You probably already know which of these youre likely to prefer; I figured, for me, it would be the lesbian threesome. Brad Armstrong has made a pretty movie. Gorgeous women, nice clothes, excellent lighting, evocative, well-dressed sets. Each scene has its own visual theme; yes, its superficial, but it is pretty. At least one reviewer has likened Armstrongs visual approach to MTV.




















