MIBD-396 - Legendary Icon: The Ultimate Koizumi Kirari MOODYZ Collection

It contains 22 works in total, and the original titles are listed on the packaging. Usually, with omnibus collections, you only see the titles on the DVD menu, so it’s quite conscientious to have them printed on the case. Kirari isn't exactly a classic beauty, but I found it interesting how she started to look a bit plain as the makeup wore off during the scenes. She doesn't come across as pretentious or forced; she feels like a natural, likable actress. Her acting is pretty decent, too. Born on August 8, 1981, she must be turning 28 soon. Did she debut at 18 and retire in February '06 with 'Like Loving Kisses and Tears,' which is the final track on this best-of collection? With 22 works over 480 minutes, it averages about 22 minutes per film. The shortest is 14 minutes and the longest is 30. I got the impression that there were a lot of 'nympho' style roles. There were only a few that made me think I’d want to rent the original full-length versions (though I wouldn't buy them).

...is what I thought, so I bought it on impulse. But since she's the type of actress who fits into genres I personally dislike, like bukkake, I kind of regretted buying it. Also, maybe it's the passage of time, or maybe because it's a 'best of' compilation, but it didn't excite me as much as it used to. She's pretty and sexy, sure. Even for an M-type actress, her nympho-themed stuff used to be pretty good, though.

This content makes you painfully aware that Kirari Koizumi is a one-of-a-kind existence. The intensity gradually ramps up from her early works, but no matter how hardcore the scene, she is always beautiful and gives it her all. From the training scenes where she’s genuinely struggling to breathe and running with snot, to the massive amounts of real cum-swallowing that I wish today's fake-looking productions would take notes from. This isn't just a product of the AV golden age; it’s the work that brought the golden age to AV. I’ve rediscovered that MOODYZ, which captures Kirari-chan with such care as an actress, is far superior to the Dogma-style works. You won't regret buying this. Actually, you're losing out if you don't.