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May I ask how long this video is?

ranger87 wrote:May I ask how long this video is?

There you go.

Extreme version: 13.22

Peril version: 10.29

This is an absolutly amazing masterpiece !!!!!!!!

alexabs88 wrote:This is an absolutly amazing masterpiece !!!!!!!!

So glad you liked it. It cost an absolute fortune to produce, but fans seem to be enjoying the result.

Any more comments, guys? Feedback is always appreciated.

Blue

The best Supernova yet is all I can say,she is REALLY striking Forget Lynda,lets do a custom with her

Richpartist wrote:The best Supernova yet is all I can say,she is REALLY striking Forget Lynda,lets do a custom with her

Well, let's not forget Lynda, but Natasha is lovely.

If the Lynda custom proves successful, we will consider a Natasha custom.

Blue

Sorry Blue and Director B, but I still prefer Melanie in the role. However, perhaps Natasha will grow on me.
What did I like about it? Well for a start you tried to do something different with the concept, by having the fight take place in mid-air (presumably green-screening it) which is more in line with a meta-human ding-dong. Also Natasha did something really meta-human (which I've bene asking for, so thank you for listening) by taking a piece of masonry from the smashed ceiling and bashing her opponent with it, breaking it over his back. More like this please, picking opponents up like they were rag dolls and throwing them through walls or ceilings, or smashing furniture like it was plywood. That's a true example of being a Supernova, in my book!

xj900uk wrote:Sorry Blue and Director B, but I still prefer Melanie in the role. However, perhaps Natasha will grow on me.
What did I like about it? Well for a start you tried to do something different with the concept, by having the fight take place in mid-air (presumably green-screening it) which is more in line with a meta-human ding-dong. Also Natasha did something really meta-human (which I've bene asking for, so thank you for listening) by taking a piece of masonry from the smashed ceiling and bashing her opponent with it, breaking it over his back. More like this please, picking opponents up like they were rag dolls and throwing them through walls or ceilings, or smashing furniture like it was plywood. That's a true example of being a Supernova, in my book!

Yep, we all miss Melanie and we must face the fact that she's not coming back. Lots of surprises coming up in our future videos so keep buying everyone, as long as we have a fan base who are willing to buy and communicate with us we will continue making Superheroine videos.

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I'm not a director, a movie expert or something like that, but I saw a lot of videos like this (and a lot of Bluestone videos) and I would talk about a couple recurring flaws. Maybe I'm too selective, but there are small things that can mess up an entire video for me. Also english is not my main language, but I'll try to explain my ideas.

1. Actors positioning

Just look at the belly punch before the ko uppercut, near the end of the fight, before the throat punch. It's a good punch, and the reaction is great. I think, because I don't see the girl, I only see the big man punching her. That's the problem for me. The victim should always be the focus of the action, I don't want to see the big man punching the girl, I want to see the girl taking those punches.

2. Camera cuts

Another thing that destroy my interest for a video: just look at the throat punch. The girl is dizzy, that's amazing, he punch her right in the throat, and amazing hit, her reaction is perfect...and you change the camera after 0.5 seconds to frame the guy? I'm not interested in 3 minutes reaction for every blow, but I want to see the girl in pain after a great hit like that for at least a couple of seconds. This really reset my interest for a video, and unfortunately I see this camera change too often in your videos, just in the most important moments of the fight.

I don't talk about bearhugs, kills or stuff like that, not my kind of stuff, so I can't even tell if it's done in a good or bad way, but those things for me just kills my interest for a video. It's a shame, because the girl is really hot, has some good reactions (not the low blow one, that was really, really bad) and the video is overall a good one.

Giaggio wrote:I'm not a director, a movie expert or something like that, but I saw a lot of videos like this (and a lot of Bluestone videos) and I would talk about a couple recurring flaws. Maybe I'm too selective, but there are small things that can mess up an entire video for me. Also english is not my main language, but I'll try to explain my ideas.

1. Actors positioning

Just look at the belly punch before the ko uppercut, near the end of the fight, before the throat punch. It's a good punch, and the reaction is great. I think, because I don't see the girl, I only see the big man punching her. That's the problem for me. The victim should always be the focus of the action, I don't want to see the big man punching the girl, I want to see the girl taking those punches.

2. Camera cuts

Another thing that destroy my interest for a video: just look at the throat punch. The girl is dizzy, that's amazing, he punch her right in the throat, and amazing hit, her reaction is perfect...and you change the camera after 0.5 seconds to frame the guy? I'm not interested in 3 minutes reaction for every blow, but I want to see the girl in pain after a great hit like that for at least a couple of seconds. This really reset my interest for a video, and unfortunately I see this camera change too often in your videos, just in the most important moments of the fight.

I don't talk about bearhugs, kills or stuff like that, not my kind of stuff, so I can't even tell if it's done in a good or bad way, but those things for me just kills my interest for a video. It's a shame, because the girl is really hot, has some good reactions (not the low blow one, that was really, really bad) and the video is overall a good one.

Well, Giaggio we shoot in a professional way sorry if you dislike the way we do things, after reading your comments I'm a bit confused, do you buy this video? You can't always focus on the superheroine you need to cut back to something - that's filmmaking 101, you saying we don't focus on the victim in pain, I think we show enough, the cut is made 9 times out of 10 when the actress' performance has become unconvincing so we cut back to the bad guy, therefore keeping up the illusion. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and we respect yours, your other comments are just a matter of taste, don't like the bear hugs etc, fortunately for us, people have spoken with their wallets and sales for this video have been good. Again thanks for your comments.

Liked the video, Blue. Nice job. I was skeptical how a in-air battle would look, but you pulled it off very well, and also pulled of some nice f/x on crashing through the ceiling to the floor. (Bonus, she got to swing a chunk of concrete as a weapon: always fun to see evidence of one of those super-powers.) The new actress does a good job with the facial expressions, from determination to pain to dazed. Enjoyed it all, Peril & Extreme.