![]() 'ROGER EBERT' REVIEWS A PORNOPOSTED BY Roger Ebert | FRIDAY JULY 31 AT 10:00 PDT
By Roger Ebert* There is an ugly scene in Squirt In My Gape 3 that I want to tell you about. A young woman played by Bobbi Star has just had her gaping anus filled with both male and female ejaculate. We see the girl, pretty yet exhausted, contorting her body in such away as to avoid spilling the fluids. The cameraman moves in to give the audience the requisite close-up of the genetic ooze she is holding ever so precariously. We expect the scene to end, but it does not. The audience is left waiting for what seems like an eternity. Then, without warning, a bubble begins to form. Before you have time to fully process what is happening, audible flatulence rings out. As the scene finally faded to black, I couldn’t help but think to myself that if I had wanted to watch Cum-Fart Cocktails, I would have rented Cum-Fart Cocktails. The needlessness of the fart took me out of the movie and into the minds of its makers. What were they thinking? Have they so lost touch with human nature that they think fans of the squirt genre will like this scene? Do they think it's funny? Did the actors voice any objections? It's the job of the producer to keep a film on track; did the director notice anything distasteful? Or is it possible that everyone connected with the film has become so desensitized by the relentless cynical aggression of Gonzo porn that the scene passed without comment? The film is billed as a “a celebration of the finest gaping a**holes” overflowing with “excessive amounts of female ejaculate.” I’m not quite sure what measurement constitutes an acceptable amount of female ejaculate. A quart? A liter? I doubt the producers gave it much thought. It seems they didn’t give much thought to any aspect of the film. Squirt In My Gape 3 is a bloated, unpleasant assembly-line extrusion of forced squirts and questionable orgasms. By trying too hard to please fans of both squirting and ass gape, the film ends up pleasing no one. The plot, briefly, involves two girls meeting for the first time, and putting aside their initial (feigned) mistrust in order to work together to please the same cock. This scene repeats itself five times. No one in the movie is very interesting; our eyes glaze over during yet another bone-tired retread of sex scenes that we have seen over and over again. I wonder what the atmosphere was like on the set every day. How does it feel to make a movie where the characters don't seem sure about who they are? *Not True Other Junk You Might Like:Alyssa Frangedakis Photos Kick-ass TV Watch Sexiest "Chicks in Tank Top" Photos The Bruck to Develop WORLD WAR ROBOT
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July 31st, 2009 at 07:04 pm sooooo funny but very true
August 1st, 2009 at 11:27 am You know Roger Ebert co-wrote and produced a movie with legendary smut king Russ Meyer, right? He'd probably review it better than you think!
August 3rd, 2009 at 04:57 pm Roger Ebert HAS reviewed porn! Back when porno was actually screened in theatres, Roger did a handful of porn reviews. Of course, that was when there was plot found in the damn things.
August 4th, 2009 at 07:51 pm wait... you mean this isn't really a review by roger ebert?
August 12th, 2009 at 03:07 pm Squirt in my gape is a bit much. Somethings don't need 2 b in ya mouth at all.
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