Reviews of Michelle Thorne Union Jaxxx Movies (1)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Angel Long, Karina Clarke, Pete LeMeat, Michelle Thorne
Studio: Union Jaxxx
Release date: 12/11/2002
Previews: Previews
A.E.R. Adult Entertainment Robot 1 review summaries:
astroknight's
Running Time: 94 min. Production Date: 1 / 18 / 2002 Director: Phil Barry Cast: Cathy Barry, Michelle Thorne, Angel Long, Jane Whitehouse, Pete Le Meat, Taylor-J., Rebecca Smyth, Lucy Law, Lee Henshaw, Karina Clark, Stephanie Grany, Sahra Wright, Laura Meadows, Beth Thornton, Justin Round, and Frazer Fox Initial Expectations: I havent been impressed with anything from Union Jaxxx yet, so Im not expecting too much here either. Initial Reaction: Perhaps the only thing more cleverly invented than the AERs is the fast forward button. Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for something cheesy Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting something very hot or well done Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are surprisingly well done. The audio is normally clear and well balanced, but there are a few areas where the sound gets a little jumbled. The video has a slight bit of grain, but is normally very well lit. Music: Theres a little music, but its kept very quiet in the background. Menus: The menus are extremely basic. [read the full review]
review from 4/18/2003:
Running Time: 94 min. Production Date: 1 / 18 / 2002 Director: Phil Barry Cast: Cathy Barry, Michelle Thorne, Angel Long, Jane Whitehouse, Pete Le Meat, Taylor-J., Rebecca Smyth, Lucy Law, Lee Henshaw, Karina Clark, Stephanie Grany, Sahra Wright, Laura Meadows, Beth Thornton, Justin Round, and Frazer Fox Initial Expectations: I havent been impressed with anything from Union Jaxxx yet, so Im not expecting too much here either. Initial Reaction: Perhaps the only thing more cleverly invented than the AERs is the fast forward button. Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for something cheesy Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting something very hot or well done Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are surprisingly well done. The audio is normally clear and well balanced, but there are a few areas where the sound gets a little jumbled. The video has a slight bit of grain, but is normally very well lit. Music: Theres a little music, but its kept very quiet in the background. Menus: The menus are extremely basic. [read the full review]