Titose HaraAs a 40-year-old salaryman, I sometimes wonder: what if I suddenly died? What would happen to my wife? This is the industry's first 'post-mortem perspective' NTR film. A twisted, highly provocative work that forces you to watch your wife with another man from beyond the grave.
Whose perspective am I even supposed to be watching from? Am I just supposed to watch it? There's no NTR or anything. A total waste of time. It's not even funny enough to be a comedy.
This concept is just terrible. I doubt anyone actually wants to watch this as a series. The one people want to see is 'AV Release: My wife got screwed by her part-time coworker.' The first installment with Yayoi Amano was outstanding. It’s great that they don't rely on big-name actresses and instead cast someone you've never heard of. It’s also a fresh concept that the husband doesn't get in the way too much. The second one was... well, but this is the kind of AV I want to see. I'm a bit worried about Chitose Hara lately, as her expressions seem a bit stiff. I hope she gets back that fresh, gentle image she had when she debuted!
The story is about a man watching from heaven as his wife is seduced by a subordinate he once invited to dinner. It consists of five scenes: the subordinate making a move in front of the funeral portrait (rejected), sex in the bedroom later, masturbation in front of the portrait, sex/fellatio/oral ejaculation in the bathroom, and sex in front of the portrait during the 49th-day memorial. It could have been better with a few tweaks: - Keep all scenes in front of the portrait. It might be repetitive, but it would heighten the tension for this story. - Since both mourning outfits were Western-style, the final scene should have been in a kimono. - The bathroom scene should have been vibrator play/fellatio/oral ejaculation in front of the portrait. The script is solid, and Hara-san's acting, erotic technique, and delivery are top-notch. The male actor has a quiet vibe, which fits the story well. However, I wish they wouldn't keep showing the dinner scene during transitions. Also, the 25-minute intro is way too long. With these adjustments, it could have been a 120-minute masterpiece.
Five stars for a unique approach that goes beyond just erotica. The drama unfolds through a husband's fantasy: 'What kind of sex would my wife have if I died?' The scenes where she talks to her (deceased) husband while masturbating or having sex with his subordinate are compelling. Lines like 'I get so excited thinking you're watching me' while masturbating at the altar, or 'Unlike yours, his is so big' while performing oral sex, are highlights. The must-see moments are: 1. The altar masturbation scene (surely the ultimate tribute?), 2. The intense oral sex in the bathroom (the primary-colored striped panties are erotic), and 3. The perverse sex with the subordinate at the altar during the 49th-day memorial service. The husband's monologue as a middle manager—about work stress, health, and the future—really hits home. Hara's performance as a devoted wife (preparing meals, caring for her husband, greeting guests) contrasted with her widow persona is quite impressive.
