Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Simon August.
Reviews of Simon August Movies (1)
(3.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Nick Stone, Jeff Baron, Luc Hugo, Mateo Urrutia, Justin Strife, Gabriel Comet, Simon August
Studio: Daddy Oohhh
Directed by: Richard Wagner
Release date: 3/19/2003
Willie Gets A Brand New Thing review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 97 min. (cover states 105 min. which is a total DVD length) Production Date: 2002 Director: Dr. Richard Wagner, Ph. D. Cast: Jeff Baron, Nick Stone, Luc Hugo, Mateo Urrutia, Justin Strife, Gabriel Comet, and Simon August The Short Story Initial Expectations: As a straight guy Im a little nervous here, but Ive heard very good things about what Dr. Dick is trying to do with his movies. Because of that, Im more than willing to give his movies a chance. Initial Reaction: Its not quite my thing, but its very nicely done and I can see it having a decent market. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting the softer side of gay sex or whos curious about gay porn (especially women) Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting gay action on the nastier side or one-on-one gay action The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: Before the opening credits are even over, its clear that the technical aspects are going to be a little on the artistic side. The audio is very clear and nicely balanced. [read the full review]
review from 12/26/2003:
The Little Details Running Time: 97 min. (cover states 105 min. which is a total DVD length) Production Date: 2002 Director: Dr. Richard Wagner, Ph. D. Cast: Jeff Baron, Nick Stone, Luc Hugo, Mateo Urrutia, Justin Strife, Gabriel Comet, and Simon August The Short Story Initial Expectations: As a straight guy Im a little nervous here, but Ive heard very good things about what Dr. Dick is trying to do with his movies. Because of that, Im more than willing to give his movies a chance. Initial Reaction: Its not quite my thing, but its very nicely done and I can see it having a decent market. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting the softer side of gay sex or whos curious about gay porn (especially women) Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting gay action on the nastier side or one-on-one gay action The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: Before the opening credits are even over, its clear that the technical aspects are going to be a little on the artistic side. The audio is very clear and nicely balanced. [read the full review]
YogaGrrl's
Cast: Jeff Baron, Nick Stone, Mateo Urrutia, Luc Hugo, Justin Strife, Gabriel Comet and Simon August (all actors are nicely identified by clips in the credits, which I appreciate). Director: Richard Wagner, Ph.D. Writer: Toby R. Nodtobe (based on a book by Henry David Threw, and yes, you should read the movie's end credits for even more goofy puns) Production date: ©2002 Length: 97 min. (The cover states 105 min., which is the length of feature plus the length of the behind-the-scenes featurette.) Extras: An 8-min. behind-the-scenes featurette and a slide show with 27 movie stills. Audio/visual quality: The visual quality is acceptable, but a little amateurish. There are ongoing issues with camera jitters, soft focus, color shifts, grain. The lighting is always adequate, but sometimes rather harsh and uneven. The camera operators eschew proctocam close-ups, instead providing teasing glimpses from just enough angles to confirm that the anal penetration is authentic. The balance of wide, medium and close-up shots is generally pleasing. [read the full review]
review from 3/23/2003:
Cast: Jeff Baron, Nick Stone, Mateo Urrutia, Luc Hugo, Justin Strife, Gabriel Comet and Simon August (all actors are nicely identified by clips in the credits, which I appreciate). Director: Richard Wagner, Ph.D. Writer: Toby R. Nodtobe (based on a book by Henry David Threw, and yes, you should read the movie's end credits for even more goofy puns) Production date: ©2002 Length: 97 min. (The cover states 105 min., which is the length of feature plus the length of the behind-the-scenes featurette.) Extras: An 8-min. behind-the-scenes featurette and a slide show with 27 movie stills. Audio/visual quality: The visual quality is acceptable, but a little amateurish. There are ongoing issues with camera jitters, soft focus, color shifts, grain. The lighting is always adequate, but sometimes rather harsh and uneven. The camera operators eschew proctocam close-ups, instead providing teasing glimpses from just enough angles to confirm that the anal penetration is authentic. The balance of wide, medium and close-up shots is generally pleasing. [read the full review]
