STAR-719 - The Worst Bitch Ever: Sakura Mana's Ultimate Bad Girl Performance

I thought it might be an homage to Mana Sakura's novel 'Saitei' (The Worst), but the content is completely different. However, it's an interesting work that offers a glimpse into the 'reality of an AV actress' in its own right. Mana-san gives a passionate performance from the start as an 'actress who is incredibly cute but has the worst personality.' From being manipulative and condescending to playing hard-to-get... her commitment to playing such a nasty character is so realistic it's actually impressive. As a viewer, you think, 'Wow, I'd hate this,' but you also get a strange thrill from it. However, the true value of this work lies in the second half. As she begins to interact with an amateur man, the 'worst persona' she was acting starts to crumble, and her natural kindness begins to shine through. That transition feels almost like a documentary, and it unexpectedly touched my heart. By the end, you're left with a sense of relief and emotion, thinking, 'This is the Mana-tee I know.' It’s a unique AV that functions as a true 'human drama,' captivating you with the gap between her roles and moving you with her humanity. I'd love to see a Reiwa-era version of 'The Worst.' This is the 'best within the worst' that only Mana Sakura could express.

Leaving a review because there are too many low ratings. Honestly, I only watched the main scenes, but it was great to see Mana's realistic reactions. You can see the effort put in by the creators, and good work comes from trial and error. People shouldn't be so quick to look down on the creative process.

In the scene with Jitta Hanaoka, she does a proper one-legged standing doggy style and finishes with a facial. It wasn't such a bad film.

> If you watch it thinking it's an AV, you might get annoyed, but > if you watch it like a variety show, it's reasonably entertaining. I see. (^^♪ It was a bit of a '???' kind of work, but maybe something different like this is okay once in a while. Just once in a while, though. I doubt they would have released this with any AV actress other than Mana.

Seeing her rookie debut process was really rare and interesting. The way she tried to hold back her moans was incredible... There were some parts I personally found funny. I felt relieved when she returned to being Manami Sakura in the final scene; if she had stayed like that, I would've felt bad for the actor. The background noise during the initial conversation with the director outside was too loud, and Manami Sakura's voice was too quiet to hear properly... It seems like they made this project because of the book title. Still, they do have conversations about how these kinds of actresses exist.