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| danl Member 436 Posts 3/05 | Personally, I don't think sequels, are ever as good as the original version, and that includes both main screen and "steam screen" productions. I can't think, off-hand, of a single challenge example...Can You? Fashionstas II, is a perfect example-- John Stagliano, decided to make a sequel, to, perhaps, the GREATEST adult film of all time, WITHOUT Helena, the original movie's principal, catalyst character, portrayed flawlessly, and so erotically, by Taylor St Claire,--this, was akin to making Jaws II, WITHOUT the shark! [Link] |
| _swede_ Deactivated User 579 Posts 4/05 | |
| Dr. Nasty Senior Member Asa Akira.....Damn! 3797 Posts 9/05 | |
| danl Member 436 Posts 3/05 | |
| conquistador Deactivated User Hellhamster. 2947 Posts 10/03 | |
| IWAdult Member 628 Posts 5/06 | For example a lot of films just continue on a series for the sake of the theme – something like Big Busty Beauties /#143. You know there really isn’t plot, its just the number of the film. So I wouldn’t consider those real sequels. But Fashionista Safado: The Challenge would be a true sequel and to me it is equal to the original, but i am not sure if it better then the original. |
| MikeGitz Member 17 Posts 6/07 | |
| warrenwest67 Member Thanks for the mammaries. 966 Posts 1/07 | |
| aussie_guy77 Member 121 Posts 4/07 | |
| MattBlueard Member 56 Posts 5/07 | I liked "Things Change: Letting Go" (early 90s, starring Diedra Holland and Nikki Dial) more than "Things Change: My First Time," although I suppose technically it was more of a continuation than a true sequel. |
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