Reviews of Elizabeth Starr Starr Productions Movies (1)
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Elizabeth Starr, Kat Kleevage, Annie Body, Tall Goddess
Studio: Starr Productions
Release date: 4/20/2004
Smoke-O-Rama review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 58 min. Production Date: 3 / 15 / 2004 Director: None credited Cast: Tall Goddess, Annie Body, Kat Kleevage, and Elizabeth Starr The Short Story Initial Expectations: Starr Productions has been very hit or miss. Im not sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: Its okay. Who Should Watch It : Smoke fetishists Who Should Avoid It: Smoke Nazis The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio starts out being limited to music, so you dont have to worry about things like balance and background noises, but then lets you hear the performers. This gives things a very heavy handed feel that actually interfered with the movie a bit for me. The video is pretty well done. Theres barely a hint of grain, and the lighting is just a little on the high side. This actually worked pretty well here as it gave the movie a slightly more artistic look. [read the full review]
review from 11/11/2005:
The Little Details Running Time: 58 min. Production Date: 3 / 15 / 2004 Director: None credited Cast: Tall Goddess, Annie Body, Kat Kleevage, and Elizabeth Starr The Short Story Initial Expectations: Starr Productions has been very hit or miss. Im not sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: Its okay. Who Should Watch It : Smoke fetishists Who Should Avoid It: Smoke Nazis The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio starts out being limited to music, so you dont have to worry about things like balance and background noises, but then lets you hear the performers. This gives things a very heavy handed feel that actually interfered with the movie a bit for me. The video is pretty well done. Theres barely a hint of grain, and the lighting is just a little on the high side. This actually worked pretty well here as it gave the movie a slightly more artistic look. [read the full review]