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Ordell
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6/05
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 5:32PM
Darn short headline limit.
This is a rather disturbing story out of Japan. A young actress named Aya committed suicide a few months back. She was a real fragile personality, the kind this industry all too often attracts on both sides of the Pacific. Apparently she suffered from paranoid disorder and was visibly unhappy during her performances, and there were some visible scars on her body. She committed suicide some time in October.
And yet the studio is releasing her last movie, which was rape themed. Her last few movies were for Attackers, which specializes in rougher, nastier porn. Needless to say, this has a few people on the JAV board a little grossed out.
Question: would you view this girl's movie? I've seen debates here in the past over guilt people feel fapping over girls who killed themselves (Savannah, Megan Leigh, etc) but I don't recall a release after a girl died.
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ninja1
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2939 Posts
1/08
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 6:42PM
Yeah I would watch it. If I knew her personally, or were an obsessed fanboy, my answer might be different. But she's "just" a porn performer who I never met and would never have met even if she lived a long life. And I don't fault the studio for releasing her final DVD.
RandomPrecision
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3/06
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 7:22PM
There's not much I won't at least watch as long as it's legal. Do I have any desire to see this particular scene? Nope. I might would skim it if it ended up in front of me somehow and I had nothing better to do. Never heard of her until this thread. Most of the girls appear visibly unhappy in Japanese porn. I get the impression it's done on purpose and the way they appear isn't always a reliable indicator. Some kind of cultural thing. I don't know much about Japanese culture.
Edited by - randomprecision on 1/20/2011 7:24:08 PM
Arditti
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529 Posts
5/07
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 8:32PM
I remember watching and enjoying Megan Leigh's scenes in the 80's. I liked her a lot and she was very sexy. But I have been unable to watch something with her again after her death. Why? It was not just the same anymore.There was no link between viewers and her. Strange, isn't it?
MrTibbs
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372 Posts
7/09
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 9:36PM
Haley Paige was one of my favorite performers and I can't jerk it to her scenes anymore. It's sad that she had a troubled life and passed away so young and it's hard not to be distracted by thoughts like that when I'm trying to concentrate on other things.
As for the scene in question here, I'm not into Japanese porn and I find the idea of rape-themed porn repugnant so no, I wouldn't watch it. I wonder if anyone who would want to see a rape scenario acted out would be bothered by the fact that the performer is dead.
 
MorganKane
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6037 Posts
10/10
Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 9:46PM
I wouldn't have any problems watching scenes of a deceased favorite, at least I don't think I would have a problem with it. It's just like watching a Steve McQueen movie or listening to George Harrison.
Japanese porn on the other hand, is something I can't really watch. The girls look miserable and it sounds like they are crying. Went a bit off topic there, but still.
joachim
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Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 11:52PM
With Haley Paige it's especially disturbing because her involvement in the industry led to her death.
tookie
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732 Posts
11/06
Posted - Jan 21 2011 : 12:24AM
I would not watch it.
Ordell
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1042 Posts
6/05
Posted - Jan 21 2011 : 1:21AM
You're not watching McQueen or Harrison fuck, though.
charn
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12/09
Posted - Jan 21 2011 : 2:49AM
Her death sounds like it would be a marketing angle for the demographic of that type of movie.
Similar examples are child abuse and permanent injury to Linda Blair in The Exorcist, and the coercion of Linda Lovelace in Deep Throat. I haven't watched either of those movies since I learned about those aspects.
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