Five Brothers: Family Values Review

Distributor: NakedSword Edition Details: Digital Screener Movie Specs: Genres: Feature Film, Gay Run Time: 129 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2019 Director: mr. Pam Written by: mr. Pam, D.P. Welles Cast: Nic Sahara, Jay Dymel, Sean Duran, Aaron Savvy, Alam Wernik, Woody Fox, J.J. Knight, Trevor Northman, Jay Rising (as Matt Wingman), Danni Daniels, Leo Forte, Blake Ryder Release Specs: Audio: English MPEG AAC 2.0 Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Widescreen, 1.78:1 (anamorphic) Video Format: NTSC Format: Digital Screener Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

Five Brothers: Family Values is a fun gay feature film from writers mr. Pam and D.P. Welles and director mr. Pam. Five Brothers: Family Values introduces the viewer to a crime family run by Aunt Danni (Danni Daniels). Nic's (Nic Sahara) father has just died. Aunt Danni sends Jay (the late Jay Dymel), who is fresh out of jail, to bring him to the family home in Miami.

Five Brothers: Family Values introduces the viewer to the five brothers: Sean (Sean Duran), Nic, Jay, Aaron (Aaron Savvy), and Blake (Blake Ryder). Then introduces the viewer to Aunt Danni's current caper.

The cast in the movie is excellent; they give great performances as their characters, bringing them to life on the screen. The cast appears to be enjoying themselves during the sex scenes. mr. Pam has made great use of Las Vegas locations when making the movie. This adds a new dimension to the movie since Vegas hasn't been seen that often as a backdrop since the early 80s in adult movies.

The movie also makes good use of Miami locales. The movie also uses some excellent sets, like the jail set for before Jay is released from jail. The jail set looked realistic, which adds to the atmosphere of the overall movie. The music selected for the movie works well too.

Overall, Five Brothers: Family Values is a lot of fun to watch and leaves the viewer wanting more at the end. The cast is superb, and the movie looks great. Five Brothers: Family Values is well-worth watching.

Five Brothers: Family Values is a multi-part epic adult movie, which means that you need to pick up more than one volume to get the complete story. This epic series is composed of two movies, Five Brothers: Family Values and Five Brothers: The Takedown. Five Brothers: Family Values ends with the words “to be continued...” For movies such as this, I wish companies would release the movie as one volume with a higher price so you can get the full movie or at least clearly note on the box for the release all the volumes necessary for the complete movie.

The edition of Five Brothers: Family Values screened was a digital screener provided by NakedSword; as a result, there may be discrepancies between the reviewed edition and the release edition(s).

NakedSword has done an excellent job with their release of Five Brothers: Family Values. Five Brothers: Family Values was shot digitally and is presented in the anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 in 1080p. Five Brothers: Family Values looks beautiful with vibrant color and a crystal clear picture that exhibits no issues.

Five Brothers: Family Values is presented with an English MPEG AAC Stereo audio track. The sound quality for Five Brothers: Family Values is excellent with clear and easy to understand dialog and no flaws.

NakedSword didn't include any extras for review purposes.

Five Brothers: Family Values is an enjoyable gay feature movie that begins, but doesn't complete, an interesting story about a crime family. The movie utilizes some excellent locations. The cast is top-notch and does a great job with their roles, and the sex scenes look good. Five Brothers: Family Values is well worth watching.

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