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Two friends with boyfriends get stuck at my place after the last train. With a little alcohol and a lot of persistence, I manage to convince them to show everything and eventually give it all up.










I think the first pair is the main focus. The one in the white outfit has huge breasts when she takes her clothes off—it's so hot!
The way the first pair just kind of drifts into it is amazing. There’s a sense of helplessness that’s really arousing. The second pair has good chemistry, but it pales in comparison to the first half. As for the camerawork, I guess it’s fine if you consider it an attempt at realism.
*I bought this because Mari Takasugi was in it. Nao (Takasugi Mari), who has a boyfriend, and Minami are drinking at home with two male friends, and when they get too drunk, they start kissing and hugging each other briefly, and the story progresses into something erotic. In the scene where Nao (Mari Takasugi) is naked, her style stands out and it was very good!
The camerawork is just terrible... They're kissing, but you can't see their lips or tongues at all... The mosaic is way too heavy, too. It's frustrating to watch.
In the 'gradual surrender' genre, where she says 'No, no' but eventually gets talked into it and swept away by the atmosphere until she gives in, everything depends on the actress's performance during the build-up. The performance of the slender girl in the first scene was top-notch; I was hooked. Both girls are cute, which is a huge plus, but more than anything, the way the slender one acts a bit dazed and goes with the flow is irresistible. At key moments, she hits all the right lines like 'Don't' or 'I don't feel anything,' which are crucial for this genre. The flow is perfect, even after the act is finished, with lines like 'No, it's inside' or 'Not inside!' while she gets finished on anyway. Furthermore, there are three rounds alternating between partners, and the way the guys, caught up in the moment, ignore her pleas of 'I can't take any more' and force their way in—it's been a long time since I've wanted to give a score higher than 5. Highly recommended for fans of the 'gradual surrender' genre.