RBD-650 - Movie Theater 8 - Caught in the act, Natsume Ayaharu

I watched this for the first time during Golden Week in 2026, over 11 years after its release. Since it's an older work, it was nice to see Ayaha Natsume—who is now a mature beauty—with such a cute, youthful look. Groping scenarios in AV are usually on trains or buses, so I liked the movie theater setting. There's a story by erotic novelist Yumi Makiba about a woman getting groped in an adult cinema that I used to enjoy reading, and watching this felt like seeing that come to life. It's not just limited to the seats, and while it's true there are many dark scenes, I think that just adds to the realism, so it works perfectly for this film.

The music and sound effects are way too intrusive and annoying. The volume is just too loud. It drowns out the subtle sounds like the actress's breathing, so instead of getting turned on, I just got frustrated. I doubt anyone actually wants music or instrumentals during sex scenes. I wish the producers would think about the actual purpose of AVs. The sample video differs from the actual product in terms of music and volume, but since there is music, you should check if it's within your tolerance before buying. I don't recommend it.

The most exciting scene is definitely when she gets taken in the movie theater bathroom. The transition from doggy style to standing, and the shot of the fluids dripping down—it's incredibly erotic. Opinions might be divided, but I'm fine with the actor, Hosaka. (I'm a fan of his in every work) (laughs). If they had changed the final part where he forces his way into her house, it would've been a masterpiece.

Ayaka Natsume, 30 years old at the time—a classic beauty with a gorgeous body. The scene where she's being teased in a men's restroom stall and getting turned on was quite exciting. Usually, in these 'public molestation' scenarios, people around them never notice, but here, she gets caught by a female customer while being groped with her chest and lower body exposed, which was a thrilling touch. My only complaint is that the screen is way too dark throughout, though I suppose that's expected in a movie theater setting.

This production completely fails to utilize Ayaha Natsume. The content is so messy and nonsensical that I don't even know what it's supposed to be. If you want to present it as a drama, you need a proper structure. There's no narrative arc; as others have noted, it's all result and no process. There's no backbone to the story. You can't just collect scenes and call it a plot. Think it through. If I had to point out a highlight, it's only the sex scene in front of the screen at home in the second half. This just relies on the beauty of her naked body; you can't call this a well-crafted film. [Disappointing]