Reviews of Sandra Romain Movies with Trailers by Buttman Magazine Choice (1)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Judith Fox, Jazz Duro, Sandra Romain, Andy Brown, Melissa Lauren, Angela Winter
Studio: Evil Angel
Directed by: Buttman Magazine Choice, Jazz Duro
Release date: 8/31/2006
Previews: Previews
Ass Jazz 3 review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 159 min. Production Date: 8 / 15 / 2006 Director: Jazz Duro Cast: Angela Winter, Andy Brown, Judith Fox, Melissa Lauren, Sandra Romain, and Jazz Duro The Short Story Initial Expectations: With a cast like this, I'm not sure how anybody could go in without sky high expectations! Initial Reaction: It's the best Ass Jazz yet! Who Should Watch It : Fans of intense anal action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting the Brazilian butts that have been such a big part of Jazz's earlier movies or a variety of male talent The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio has a few background noises due to the locations, but that isn't overly surprising with the guerrilla style gonzo Jazz shoots. The video is also pretty well done. It's nicely free of grain, and for a movie that appears to be shot entirely by hand there's not much motion. There are, however, some heavy shadows that interfere with the action. [read the full review]
review from 10/20/2006:
The Little Details Running Time: 159 min. Production Date: 8 / 15 / 2006 Director: Jazz Duro Cast: Angela Winter, Andy Brown, Judith Fox, Melissa Lauren, Sandra Romain, and Jazz Duro The Short Story Initial Expectations: With a cast like this, I'm not sure how anybody could go in without sky high expectations! Initial Reaction: It's the best Ass Jazz yet! Who Should Watch It : Fans of intense anal action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting the Brazilian butts that have been such a big part of Jazz's earlier movies or a variety of male talent The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio has a few background noises due to the locations, but that isn't overly surprising with the guerrilla style gonzo Jazz shoots. The video is also pretty well done. It's nicely free of grain, and for a movie that appears to be shot entirely by hand there's not much motion. There are, however, some heavy shadows that interfere with the action. [read the full review]