Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Sam Mendes.
Reviews of Sam Mendes Movies (2)
Gypsies review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Brazilian guys in costume. No real lookers. The sex is of no interest. The soundtrack execrable. [read the full review]
review from 7/10/2008:
Brazilian guys in costume. No real lookers. The sex is of no interest. The soundtrack execrable. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Pablo Montero, Poax, Vitor Manzini, Sam Mendes, Adriel Ventura, Humberto Cesar, Juan Navarro, Rayko, Regis, Wagner Touro
Studio: Tribal Pulse
Directed by: Pietro Manuguerra
Release date: 9/26/2006
Elixir: Love Potion 1 review summaries:
wizzerbud's
Elixir Love Potion is a Tribal Pulse production that takes place out of South America. The video, at almost 2 hours, has four scenes in it. Since all the models performing speak in either Spanish or Portuguese, I do not really know what they are saying when they speak. The only language I understood in it was the universal language of sex and there was plenty of that. As the film opens, there are 9 guys sitting around a table with an older gentlemen and he is holding up some bottle that has a couple of labels on it. One says Tester and the other says Catuaba Pau Brasil. (I googled Catuaba and learned that it is some herb derived from bark that is supposed to have sexual stimulant effects.) The guys are handed what appears to be a survey or test or maybe some info about the bottle. They are all given a glass of this potion; they toast, and are on their way. Two of the guys head out to the swimming pool and find another guy already sitting at a table by the pool. They pour a glass of the potion and are soon rubbing on each other. [read the full review]
review from 11/28/2006:
Elixir Love Potion is a Tribal Pulse production that takes place out of South America. The video, at almost 2 hours, has four scenes in it. Since all the models performing speak in either Spanish or Portuguese, I do not really know what they are saying when they speak. The only language I understood in it was the universal language of sex and there was plenty of that. As the film opens, there are 9 guys sitting around a table with an older gentlemen and he is holding up some bottle that has a couple of labels on it. One says Tester and the other says Catuaba Pau Brasil. (I googled Catuaba and learned that it is some herb derived from bark that is supposed to have sexual stimulant effects.) The guys are handed what appears to be a survey or test or maybe some info about the bottle. They are all given a glass of this potion; they toast, and are on their way. Two of the guys head out to the swimming pool and find another guy already sitting at a table by the pool. They pour a glass of the potion and are soon rubbing on each other. [read the full review]
