Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Dale Bonet.
Reviews of Dale Bonet Movies (1)
Secret Paris review summaries:
Saki's
Secret Paris (2000) Studio Studio A Genre Artistic Vignette Director Andrew Blake Starring Adriana, Bree Maddox, Monica Mendez, Sophie Evans, Kate More, and Dale Bonet Running Time 1:26 DVD Format Single Sided, Single Layer (DVD-5) Aspect Ratio 1.85:1 (letterboxed) Special Features Dolby 5.1 soundtrack, 22-picture photo gallery (mostly softcore), and 18-minute "centerfold" featurette Typical Watchers Andrew Blake fans and those who worship the female form Typical Haters Anyone who'd rather see a DAP rather than a woman wearing lingerie Replay Value Medium Themes Eurobabes, elegant pornography, solo masturbation, lingerie, natural breasts, girl-girl, toys, blowjob, 50's style bondage, nude in publicCondoms None used If You Liked This DVD, You Should Enjoy Anything released under Studio A (circa 1996-present) [ /image ] -->It's been a while since I've seen an Andrew Blake movie, mostly because Studio A releases are so damn expensive. But like reserve wine or hand-rolled cigars, it's usually worth every cent. In the case of Secret Paris, th [read the full review]
review from 7/21/2003:
Secret Paris (2000) Studio Studio A Genre Artistic Vignette Director Andrew Blake Starring Adriana, Bree Maddox, Monica Mendez, Sophie Evans, Kate More, and Dale Bonet Running Time 1:26 DVD Format Single Sided, Single Layer (DVD-5) Aspect Ratio 1.85:1 (letterboxed) Special Features Dolby 5.1 soundtrack, 22-picture photo gallery (mostly softcore), and 18-minute "centerfold" featurette Typical Watchers Andrew Blake fans and those who worship the female form Typical Haters Anyone who'd rather see a DAP rather than a woman wearing lingerie Replay Value Medium Themes Eurobabes, elegant pornography, solo masturbation, lingerie, natural breasts, girl-girl, toys, blowjob, 50's style bondage, nude in publicCondoms None used If You Liked This DVD, You Should Enjoy Anything released under Studio A (circa 1996-present) [ /image ] -->It's been a while since I've seen an Andrew Blake movie, mostly because Studio A releases are so damn expensive. But like reserve wine or hand-rolled cigars, it's usually worth every cent. In the case of Secret Paris, th [read the full review]
