OMHD-023 - Forbidden Pleasures: Amoral Porno Theater 240min Uncut Collection

I want to tell myself that I should have read the reviews properly before buying. Just like others have written, I regret spending money on what turned out to be nothing more than an advertisement.

*I bought it thinking it was a compilation, but the director was in the film and talking about almost all of it, and I was disappointed. I had a bad feeling about it. Even though it was on sale, I wanted to get my money back and buy another work of the same price. I might have liked it if I had watched the individual works first and become a fan of the director, but this is terrible. There are samples of the main story and actual scenes included in magazine supplements, but it's definitely better to buy them separately. There are some titles that do not include the scenes that director Amatsusae was praising himself for. At least show me that. What is this? Definitely not recommended for those looking for a practical compilation. I feel like I'm being shown the director's masturbation that I didn't even ask for.

The 'forbidden acts' have become a genre of their own. Other AVs have plenty of forbidden stuff, but this is truly the 'forbidden' stuff. The actresses are doing this as a job and as a challenge. It's best to go in with a clear understanding of that before you take a peek.

The original content is impressive, but the editing feels like a commercial, so it was a bit underwhelming.

Watching this, I think I understand why Director Ota has been losing his way lately. He seems to want to act like a celebrity or a filmmaker. The opening is unnecessarily cool, the ending is just a collection of off-set footage, and despite leaving long comments for every work, the actual AV content is thin. Because his desire to 'do things' comes first, he misses the details—like mosaics appearing over text or logos appearing twice on small screens—leaving the sloppiness as is. This belongs in bonus features or audio commentary. It belongs in promotional blogs or magazine interviews. It's no wonder the reviews are split. If you buy it as an AV and get a collection of promotional clips, that's just not right. Some fans might be happy because they love the director and enjoy the behind-the-scenes stories. Both are honest opinions, but naming this 'BEST' is wrong. If they had called it 'Behind-the-Scenes SP,' no one would have bought it by mistake. Seeing him shift from a creator to someone acting like a celebrity is truly disheartening as a fan.