Stuart Canterbury did a full length audio commentary for Kaitlyn Goes to Rio
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| bungshy Member 123 Posts 11/02 | The only one I know of is Mason's Dirty Trixxx 2 which I enjoyed. I think The Fashionistas also has commentary tracks but I haven't bought it yet. [Link] |
| ultradamno Senior Member Silencio... 12877 Posts 2/00 | Stuart Canterbury did a full length audio commentary for Kaitlyn Goes to Rio |
| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | A quick search of the review database comes up with quite a few reviews with "audio commentary" mentioned. It's not the best match (since "I wish there was an audio commentary track" would match, multiple reviews of the same movie, etc.), but it's a good place to start. |
| jewel denyle Platinum X Pictures 769 Posts 4/03 | |
| ObiBong Senior Member 1162 Posts 12/02 | Generally speaking, the top Wicked productions all have them, all Nic Andrews movies for New Sensations and Digital Playground, and a lot of Antonio Passolini and Veronica Hart movies for VCA. The ones on Nic Andrews movies are generally good because he gets a larger group together... usually four or five or more people, and it gets the conversation rolling pretty well. I find Brad Armstrong pretty amusing, especially when he's busting someone's chops. He's done good ones with Devinn Lane (In Style), Stephanie Swift (Crossroads), Serenity (The Kissing Game) and Alexa (Wild Thing). Serenity's commentaries with Jonathan Morgan can be fun (Double Feature, XXX Training, M). But my favorites might be Passolini's. On Bliss, there are two separate commentary tracks with him, Tina Tyler and Juli Ashton. For some reason, he did one with a silly fake Italian accent. I guess he thought better of it, redid the whole thing, then decided to put both on the disc. On Sex World 2002, he shows up late and speaks only in some kind of faux Italian, and the rest of the cast plays along. It's fucked up, but kind of funny. The more recent Buttman commentaries aren't traditional alternate-track commentaries, but I find them fascinating. There's more technical information, but still a lot of good anecdotes, and a good peek into the mind of the master. Great stuff. The one on the Adventures of Buttman is almost an hour long and really good. |
| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 |
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