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Reviews of Sylvie Scott Movies (1)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Yves Callas, Yoko, Christof, Alban Ceray, Claire Forestier, Sylvie Scott, Helene Shirley, Marianne Aubert, Marie-Christine Chireix
Studio: Plum Productions
Directed by: Jean Luc Brunet
Release date: 7/8/2001
Le Fruit Defendu review summaries:
astroknight's
Running Time: 76 min. Production Date: pre - 03 Jul 1995 Director: Jean Luc Brunet Cast: Patricia Violet, Yoko, Helene Shirley, Yves Callas, Christine Glenne, Alban Ceray, Claire Forestier, Sylvie Scott, and Cristoff Initial Expectations: Ive had very mixed results with Plums foreign releases, so I dont really know what to expect. Initial Reaction: Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for a midway point between Skinimax and porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody looking for what feels like a full porno Audio /Video Quality: The English audio for the feature is dubbed, and although clear, shows why many people hate dubbing. It has absolutely no soul whatsoever. The video is about what one would expect from a movie from the early nineties. It has a little grain and looks about like a normal VHS picture. Music: The music tries to have a very romantic style, which would normally help out couples movies. Sadly, it feels very cheap here, like somebody added it in by placing an old boombox near one of the microphones. [read the full review]
review from 11/9/2001:
Running Time: 76 min. Production Date: pre - 03 Jul 1995 Director: Jean Luc Brunet Cast: Patricia Violet, Yoko, Helene Shirley, Yves Callas, Christine Glenne, Alban Ceray, Claire Forestier, Sylvie Scott, and Cristoff Initial Expectations: Ive had very mixed results with Plums foreign releases, so I dont really know what to expect. Initial Reaction: Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for a midway point between Skinimax and porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody looking for what feels like a full porno Audio /Video Quality: The English audio for the feature is dubbed, and although clear, shows why many people hate dubbing. It has absolutely no soul whatsoever. The video is about what one would expect from a movie from the early nineties. It has a little grain and looks about like a normal VHS picture. Music: The music tries to have a very romantic style, which would normally help out couples movies. Sadly, it feels very cheap here, like somebody added it in by placing an old boombox near one of the microphones. [read the full review]