So this is my introduction to Ninn Worx, though Michael has been around forever, just not with his own label, so I've probably seen a fair amount of his stuff. The cover looked like a cross between Private and Jill Kelly, the way it had that sheen to it, and warm light effusing in through windows like a Thomas Kincade painting.
I'd picked up Self Portrait--Becoming Georgia Adair and put it back down again, but when a magazine layout finally helped me understand that "Georgia" was the same Georgia peach of internet fame, I had to give her a try. She's one of the most noticable internet faces so this qualified as a porn event in my mind. Like Larry King I'd been curious for some time.
Georgia did what pornstars do just fine here. I'm glad I saw it, being a fan of beauty porn. Lots of posing and modeling and she laughed every six seconds in the behind the scenes, probably as a result of... I don't know, "nerves" I think she said at one point. She did 2.7 scenes, which means 2 b/g + 1 lesbian (with Justine) + she hung around in the background for the rest of the movie. It was "nice" sex. But it was thorough enough that I felt I'd seen something of her. And she did send some smoldering looks the camera's way, as hoped. Strangely, a couple interesting moments were axed from her scene and moved to the extras section... why I don't know. Maybe because they were spicier and someone felt they didn't fit in with the overall theme?
My main porn wish is that more people would try to combine the quality of feature stuff with the intensity of non-feature porn. (As in good hair / good lighting / heated fucking / allowing the woman to grind sometimes, which means not always immobilizing her with a double-stuffed-this-or-that / good camera angles (sorry gonzo fan, but that involves some planning, which usually isn't gonzo's strong suit.)) Anyway, I don't think this title succeeded in reaching that ideal balance, as it tipped the scale a bit toward the feature sex side of things, but I applaud the feel of Difference it had. It didn't feel cloned or dead. And it had a lot of the elements I'm looking for. Things like this give me hope that somebody will strike the perfect balance eventually, if people are allowed to do their own thing like this. Seacrest Out.
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