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echoplex
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Posted - Jan 31 2016 : 9:53PM
Has anyone ever watched a porn scene that reminded you A LOT of a scene that you knew came before it? What I'm suggesting is, would a porn director ever intentionally try to replicate a really well done scene shot by another director? I wonder, does this ever happen in porn? Do porn viewers even pay close enough attention to catch it? And would it really matter if it were true?
I recently saw a video that I found strikingly similar to a classic that I've watched for years, and I know that this similar scene is much newer. In said "newer' scene, the girl is really similar in her physical attributes. About the same build and stature, same size breast implants, and her hair has the same style of perm. Both sets look similar, same size room, same beige wall, similar couch in same relative position. Both opening with the girl quietly sitting on the couch, no exchange of words. Same exact camera angles used to shoot the action, in the same positions, same frame. Action is paced and performed similarly, even the male star is hung in the same proportions.
Yes, there are some things different about the scenes, but I found the similar aspects striking enough to question, did they try to copy that other scene? Or is all of this a series of coincidences?
Edited by - echoplex on Jan 31 2016
Sexy Sadie All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Jan 31 2016 : 10:25PM
Not intentional, not coincidental, just formulaic.
Cookie cutter starlets, same locations, routine set ups, cliched sex positions and standard shot selection.
It's déjà vu all over again.
whatsatelephonebill
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Posted - Jan 31 2016 : 10:35PM
echoplex
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Posted - Jan 31 2016 : 10:39PM
I figure some would see it that way. I agree, a lot of content is recycled to the point that it's basically the same, but just basically. Few I think are so similar that I would consider them twin. Especially if produced by different people, for different studios, and on different continents, and several years apart.



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