Being Mr. B Review

Distributor: Adam & Eve Edition Details: VR 180° Download Movie Specs: Genres: Short Film, All Sex, Vignette, POV Run Time: 17 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2017 Director: Kay Brandt, David Edwards Written by: uncredited Cast: Sara Luvv, Mick Blue Release Specs: Audio: English Stereo Subtitles: none Video: VR 180° Video Format: NTSC Format: Download Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

Being Mr. B is a VR 180° movie from director Kay Brandt and virtual reality director David Edwards as a tie-in piece for the release of Adventures of the Baumgartners. Being Mr. B is a vignette short movie with the premise that you the viewer are Doc Baumgartner (Mick Blue), from the New York Times bestselling Baumgartner book series by Selena Kitt and the Adam & Eve movie series by Kay Brandt. In Being Mr. B, Doc is fantasizing about the first time that he saw Ronnie (Sara Luvv) in Key West.

The plotting to the short is rather simplistic, however, the set-up allows for multiple characters as Doc's fantasy has more than one Ronnie, who interacts with him as well as each other. The fantasy multiple characters allow Brandt and Edwards to really play with the space available within virtual reality to give the viewer a short movie they couldn't get on a flat screen.

Brandt and Edwards use all of the space available within the 180-degree field of vision throughout the movie, not just for an opening gimmick before the sex scene starts. Brandt and Edwards make use of good audio cues to alert the viewer where they should change their view to within the 180-degree field of vision at the appropriate times.

The sex scene with Sara Luvv and Mick Blue is well done. As anyone who has seen Babysitting the Baumgarters already knows, Blue and Luvv have great chemistry together and Luvv does an amazing job of playing the sultry babysitter Ronnie. The two Ronnie's is worked in well to the sex scene as well.

Virtual reality is still an emerging technology and it is nice to see Brandt and Edwards playing with what the technology can do and how they can present material to the viewer in the new format. In addition to playing with the world of virtual reality, the viewer is treated to a nice sex scene as well. If you are interested in what can be done within the virtual reality world, Being Mr. B is well worth watching. No knowledge is needed of the Baumgartner series to enjoy this short movie.

The edition of Being Mr. B is the VR 180° downloadable version from Adam & Eve TV. Adam & Eve has done a good job with their downloadable release of Being Mr. B. Being Mr. B was shot digitally and is available for download in four file types, high quality dedicated, high-quality mobile, low quality dedicated, and low quality mobile. The video quality looks great with no noticeable issues whatsoever with the video. The colors in the movie look great. The video takes up 180-degrees of the field of vision. The other 180-degrees has the title of the movie on a black screen which works well.

Being Mr. B is presented with an English Stereo audio track. The sound is very important to the presentation and the audio sounds great. The audio cues all come from the correct direction and the obvious direction is easily established. The dialog is clear and crisp throughout. Adam & Eve has done a great job with the audio presented here.

Adam & Eve hasn't included any extras for Being Mr. B.

Being Mr. B is a short movie that was made as a tie-in with Adam & Eve's release of Kay Brandt's new movie in the Baumgartner series Adventures With the Baumgarters. Being Mr. B is a VR 180° short movie and the directors Kay Brandt and David Edwards do a good job of playing with the format and offering the viewer something new. The short stars Mick Blue as Doc Baumgartner and Sara Luvv as Ronnie, the Baumgartner's babysitter and the two have a great sex scene. If you have the capability of watching virtual reality movies, Being Mr. B is well worth watching. Adam & Eve has done a good job with their release of Being Mr. B on Adam & Eve TV with a nice video and audio presentation as well as a nicely put together virtual reality realm for the short movie.

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