Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Jason Miller.
Reviews of Jason Miller Movies (1)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jason Nikas, Jason Miller, Noah Walker, Cody Matthews, Tony Donovan, Dean O'Connor, Tony Cummings, Jonnie Perino
Studio: Men of Odyssey
Release date: 4/24/2000
Something Very Big review summaries:
Alan Benson's
SOMETHING VERY BIG (109 minutes) Directed by: Kevin Clarke Paladin / Odessey Men Video, 1998 Cast: Tony Donovan, Dean OConnor, Tony Cummings, Jason Miller, Jason Nikas, Noah Walker, Cody Matthews, Jonnie Perrino Report Card: C+ This is one of those titles that, with just a little more effort--or attention or talent or something, anyway--couldve been terrific. It features a great cast of pretty young twinks who, though they arent quite Bel-Ami caliber, are damn close. There are at least a couple of good scenes and performances. Unfortunately the guys arent filmed or coached very well, and both the script and direction are a mess. Way-cute Dean OConnor stars as a Midwestern kid, fresh off the bus, who gawks and drools over a gang of Hollywood skateboard punks, led by super-hung Tony Donovan. Almost half the action takes place in and around a public bathroom where the skaters hang out; but most of this glory-hole footage is pointless and incomplete. [read the full review]
review from 6/11/2000:
SOMETHING VERY BIG (109 minutes) Directed by: Kevin Clarke Paladin / Odessey Men Video, 1998 Cast: Tony Donovan, Dean OConnor, Tony Cummings, Jason Miller, Jason Nikas, Noah Walker, Cody Matthews, Jonnie Perrino Report Card: C+ This is one of those titles that, with just a little more effort--or attention or talent or something, anyway--couldve been terrific. It features a great cast of pretty young twinks who, though they arent quite Bel-Ami caliber, are damn close. There are at least a couple of good scenes and performances. Unfortunately the guys arent filmed or coached very well, and both the script and direction are a mess. Way-cute Dean OConnor stars as a Midwestern kid, fresh off the bus, who gawks and drools over a gang of Hollywood skateboard punks, led by super-hung Tony Donovan. Almost half the action takes place in and around a public bathroom where the skaters hang out; but most of this glory-hole footage is pointless and incomplete. [read the full review]
