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Eric381
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What are you looking at? It
2452 Posts
3/05
Posted - Oct 8 2006 : 9:07PM
My point is, stop trying to overanalyze the situation, watch & be happy. If porn were meant to have chemistry, it would. But this isn't live sex between couples . If chemistry is had, it's not our job to find it, or analyze whether it's being had ~ that is just armchair reviewing, in a sense. Leave the chemistry to those people involved in the act, because as viewers, it doesn't concern us.
picman
Senior Member

Nothing says I love you so much as a tongue in the ass.
2884 Posts
1/03
Posted - Oct 8 2006 : 9:33PM
It concerns you if you're interested in seeing a hot scene that rises above the general mediocrity of menu item sex and mechanical performers. There may not be a sure fire formula for creating chemistry, but it doesn't hurt for the director to try to create matchups and atmosphere where it's possible.
Aplus
Senior Member

1431 Posts
5/05
Posted - Oct 9 2006 : 12:02AM
See we disagree in many areas. It is my job to find chemistry or try to find it when I watch films. Something I've been doing for years and actually enjoy doing. Not something that I need to do or necessarily do every time, but I love to see real chemistry, even if the sex isn't particularly that hot. Thing is, chemistry is one of the main things I see and hear brought up everywhere I go where porno films are even mentioned. It's not just me. It's something I hear women especially bring up about adult films. Some may be content with seeing their favorite star or starlet get down, but some of us expect more than that. I would never deny a guy his silly facials or fetishes, so why deny me the silly things I expect or at least prefer.

I didn't start this thread, but I think my statements fall in with what was expected. Nothing wrong with constructive criticism. Most directors and performers I've talked with, seem to actually appreciate it on many levels. Ultimately I believe the good far outweighs the bad, I really do, but this isn't that kind of thread.

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