DDT-376 - Trying to be an AV Actress Emil Momose

As others have noted in the reviews, this is less about the sex and more about the interview. When Emiru Momose debuted, she arrived with a bang as a 'snack-kei idol' and was at the peak of her popularity. But as she aged and demand faded, she was replaced by younger newcomers and eventually cast aside by major labels, leading her to the niche label Dogma. If it stopped there, it would just be a 'common story,' but the video starts with us listening intently to Momose's exposé-like grievances against the AV industry. A typical industry person would want to avoid listening to a washed-up actress's paranoid self-justifications, but TOHJIRO suppresses his emotions and focuses entirely on listening and drawing out her story. Watching that, you really feel that this director is a complete human being, not just in his work, but in his character. Momose clearly opens up to him, and he must be well-respected in the industry. However, Momose... unfortunately, her attitude toward her content is very naive. A particularly striking moment is when she strongly rejects TOHJIRO's suggestion that 'it's up to the users to decide who they want to be a fan of.' She likely meant 'I want you to stay my fan even as I get older,' but consumers aren't volunteers; it's impossible unless she puts in the effort herself. That said, her acting ability is a strength regardless of age, so perhaps now is the time for her true value to be tested. (For example, someone like the hypnosis actress Nozomi Hazuki, who was able to return after retirement and continue working.) Of course, TOHJIRO is a businessman and knows her strengths, but he doesn't lecture her like some old guy; he just listens. It's a strange work where you buy it for Momose, but end up drawn to the mature charm of the interviewer, TOHJIRO. I'd usually give this 4 stars, but I'm giving it 5 because of TOHJIRO's character.

For fans, the long-take interview might not be a waste of time. Especially for die-hard Emiru fans!! Personally, I find it very useful! She looks, sounds, and is built so much like someone I used to hook up with back in the day that I always think of her while I'm at it.

Emiru, who recently announced her retirement on her blog. Is this effectively her final work? (I might be wrong, so apologies if I am.) As the title suggests, it's structured to look back on the path Momose Emiru has walked. Regardless of the erotic content, if you've ever enjoyed her work, I recommend giving this a watch.

The interview might be enjoyable if you're a fan. Personally, I liked the stories from her slump period at S1. As for the sex scenes, the aging of her face and body has progressed even further. If you want to see drunken sex, you're better off watching 'Semen Drunken Fist'. I want to be generous because I'm a fan, but I still can't give it a 'very good' rating.

*I really liked Emiru's kewpie figure before her AV debut, but since she moved to S1, she's gotten thinner and thinner and has fallen out of the strike zone. When I saw it for the first time in a while, I was surprised to see how old it had become. She looks like an older prostitute who is exhausted from overwork, and there is a sense of sadness in both interviews and sex. I want her to return to the healthy plumpness she once had.