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liam
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Posted - Feb 26 2004 : 10:00PM
I just got done checking these out and I was wondering what you all thought of these movies?

Spinelli seems cool. I'm still digesting and thinking about the pictures.

between the two is there a fan fav? you think the sex in one topped the other?


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mission
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9/03
Posted - Feb 28 2004 : 12:17AM
They are both worth buying. A lot of classics have bad video transfer but not this two movies. NuTech did an excellent job in the DVD.

Easy is a must buy if you are a fan of Jesse St James. She acted superbly in this movie (not refering to sex). It has this "mainstream" feel too.

Nothing Too Hide is a must for John Leslie's fans. Two babes worth watching, Elizabeth Randolph and Holly McCall, a big breasted woman. She doesn't appear in too many movies on DVD, so it's worth while checking out this sexy lady.

If you have to choose one, buy Easy. But classics are not priced that high (except VCA classics, I think) so why not buy them both since these 2 movies are the better classics in terms of audio/video quality.


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greybeard
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181 Posts
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Posted - Feb 29 2004 : 6:26PM
While you're at it, might as well get the original -- Talk Dirty to Me (1980). It was also directed by Spinelli and it introduced the characters played by John Leslie and Richard Pacheco. Plus, it also stars Jesie St. James in one of her hottest performances. Spinelli's always been one of my favorite directors -- he always seemed to get good performances out of his people and excellent sex scenes, as well. The reason he couldn't call "Nothing to Hide" by the title "Talk Dirty to Me #2" was that the original "Nothing to Hide" was produced by a different company, which retained rights to the title. So they made more "TDTM" films with different plots/characters, while Spinelli made "Nothing to Hide."
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