Moving Violations (Smash) Review

For those that want to see how a porn movie is really shot and isn't satisfied with simply watching the behind the scenes, you should get this movie. What are things that are normally part of the behind the scenes is left in the movie. The movie claims to have no cuts or edits which is somewhat of a lie because you do see cuts whenever the tape runs out and they need to splice in footage of the next tape with the dreamlike squigly sequence transition.

• Ava Rose & Sascha
• Mia Rose & Sascha
• Lorena Sanchez & Jack Napier
• Tobi Pacific (a, dp), Steve French, and Jenner
• Chelsie Rae (a) & Chris Charming
• Joey Valentine (a, dp), Sascha, and Trent Tesoro

So with an unedited movie, you get to hear instructions from the director (Mike Metropolis), stops in the action, baby wipe accident breaks, changing white balance within the scene, and flash strobes going off as stills are being taken. Some people are not going to like these ironic interruptions of the continuity of the scene. I don't really care since it's part of the "plot", and the productions values are not horrible like in Raw & Uncut Berlin.

The strongest point of this movie are the women, especially with the standouts of the Rose sisters and Tobi Pacific. They're all so incredibly gorgeous in different ways. Ava Rose looks like Milla Jovovich/ Mila Kunis from certain angles. Mia looks like a young Lisa Marie Presley. Lorena Sanchez looks like Jenny Hendrix with bigger boobs. Joey Valentine reminds me of Joey Lauren Adams with a sneer.

As for the scenes themselves, Sascha fucks Ava and then Mia sequentially. It is implied that he creampied into Ava but we never see it so it could be that he faked the creampie so he could give Mia a cumshot. However the cumshot was incredibly weak so maybe he did spooge inside Ava. Lorena's scene with Jack had an extremely fun vibe like in the There's Something about Jack series. He's just an incredibly nice guy and the girls respond to him well.

The one thing that bothers me though some of the scenes are shot into the windowlight. Well technically these are closed blinds but you it seems to throw the exposure of the scene off. Without a behind the scenes, there isn't much in the way of extras but that isn't penalised in the overall score of this movie.

With a cast this strong in looks, I kind of wished the production values matched with editing. If you have any questions or comments, shoot me an email.