HODV-20921 - Tele-Club Cannonball: 8 Hours of Non-Stop Amateur Action

It's a best-of compilation of about five quite old works, but since they used the original mosaics, the blocks are too big and the coverage is too wide. It really limits the visual quality of the erotic scenes. It's a shame that most of the women picked up are sex workers, but the intense psychological warfare of the pickup and the raw talk in bed make it recommended for those who like 'the real deal.' The pacing feels like 20 minutes of driving scenes or guys messing around, followed by 10 minutes of erotic scenes, repeated. If you're only here for the porn, you can skip around, but the buildup is actually fun, so if you have time, watching the whole thing makes the erotic scenes more exciting. It feels like a variety show or a Western road movie. The streets, shops, and cars are all from the 90s, so viewers over 40 will feel a very pleasant sense of nostalgia. The guys' rivalry, pranks, arguments over the game, genuine hostility, and the happenings at every destination make it entertaining as a variety show. The unexpected incidents are especially hilarious. Kazu the pickup artist is cool; you can really feel his pride. Jitta's instinct-driven idiocy is top-tier until the end, and Company Matsuo's pathetic nature is funny. Baxish's laid-back vibe is also unique. It's a pity they couldn't re-edit the mosaics to modern standards. However, if any of the points above pique your interest, it's worth a watch.

Compared to 2013, there were some underwhelming parts (especially the music), but the men's fighting spirit is still intense. It's great to see participants who weren't in the 2013 version, making it a very substantial watch—a real treat for fans.

I’ve been following the 2013 and 2013 'Behind' series, and I bought this because I wanted to know more about these people. Compared to the 2013 releases, the individual segments feel shorter, but it’s still just as fun. I like the concentrated feel of it. (Though to be fair, 2013 was just really long... haha) It’s the kind of work that makes you want to see more of these people.