Reviews of Charisma Cole Movies with Trailers (1)
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astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 88 min. Production Date: 02 / 2004 Director: Antonio Passolini Cast: Breanne, Charisma Cole, Felix Vicious, Gia Jordan, Gia Paloma, Jamie Brooks, Jennifer Luv, Jezebelle Bond, Katja Kassin, Tanya James, and Terri Summers The Short Story Initial Expectations: With Passolini behind the camera and the group of ladies hes put together in front of it, I cant help but have high expectations! Initial Reaction: Its easily the worst Passolini Ive seen. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting artistic girl - girl action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting straightforward camera work The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: As usual, VCA has put some very nice effort into their technical aspects. The audio is clean and clear, although it doesnt always match the video due to some of the effects. The video is a bit artistic at times, but is nicely lit and free of grain. Music: The music varies both in style and substance from scene to scene. [read the full review]
review from 9/10/2005:
The Little Details Running Time: 88 min. Production Date: 02 / 2004 Director: Antonio Passolini Cast: Breanne, Charisma Cole, Felix Vicious, Gia Jordan, Gia Paloma, Jamie Brooks, Jennifer Luv, Jezebelle Bond, Katja Kassin, Tanya James, and Terri Summers The Short Story Initial Expectations: With Passolini behind the camera and the group of ladies hes put together in front of it, I cant help but have high expectations! Initial Reaction: Its easily the worst Passolini Ive seen. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting artistic girl - girl action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting straightforward camera work The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: As usual, VCA has put some very nice effort into their technical aspects. The audio is clean and clear, although it doesnt always match the video due to some of the effects. The video is a bit artistic at times, but is nicely lit and free of grain. Music: The music varies both in style and substance from scene to scene. [read the full review]