Waka MisonoI received a message from my ex-boyfriend I dated 12 years ago. I missed him after hearing his voice for the first time in a long time. But when he said "I'm getting married," I felt jealous. I didn't intend to cross the line, but my feelings escalated. I'll make it a night you'll never forget.
It's not overly complicated, it's a fictional story based on true events, and I really liked the Kansai dialect used by the actors, especially the two leads. There are a lot of scenes that end abruptly, but the eroticism is definitely there, and the dialogue during the scenes keeps you engaged. I liked the ambiguous ending where they don't break up, and personally, I'd like to see a sequel where they ultimately realize they're the best match for each other.
This is from the ATTACKERS 'Yujo' label, a story about an ex-boyfriend being seduced by his ex-girlfriend on the eve of his wedding. The ex-girlfriend, who speaks fluent Kansai dialect throughout, is incredibly alluring, setting it apart from other titles in the series. The pairing with the slightly shorter ex-boyfriend really highlights the character of the tall, stylish married woman. The opening line from Miyon, "Do you need it?", immediately kicks the seduction story into high gear. There are occasional shots with blurred focus or obscured outlines, and scenes partially masked by obstacles, which adds to the excitement of wanting to see what's hidden. During the sex scene in the darkened bedroom, Miyon's direct gaze at the camera feels like she's interacting with the viewer – it's seriously hot. The ending shows them embracing, reluctant to part, as the video fades to black, leaving room for the viewer to imagine what happens next, which is a brilliant touch. Miyon whispering, "You shouldn't underestimate a married woman's desire…" was captivating. Highly recommended! (take4)
First off, Waka-chan's Kansai dialect is just insane. A married Waka-chan with her ex-boyfriend... it's a really naughty situation. The director's skill is also amazing, as expected. It's divisive, but with this situation, I think that actor fits the bill, more or less. Anyway, Waka-chan is the best!
The actresses and the situations are good, but I just don't like the actor. I've seen this actor in some of the AVs I've bought before, but this is the first time he's been in a starring role like this. I don't really like his way of speaking or the full-body tattoos. I also don't like comments like "Tattoos are common, right?" or "You're behind the times" during the conversation at the bar. Is this actor going to be featured more often as a new generation of actors emerges? That's a bummer.
The structure is solid, and Mizona Waka-chan's Kansai dialect adds a nice flavor. But I couldn't get into the actor who's shorter than Mizona Waka and has tattoos, and seems to have a premature ejaculation problem. If you want to fully immerse yourself in the story, Mizona Waka's direct gaze into the camera isn't necessary, I think.
