Juicy

About This Movie

So, Juicy from 2010—it's quite an eclectic mix, really. The collection features a blend of older and newer works, which gives it a unique feel. You’ve got these unreleased solos by Sebastian Stone and Thomas York that stand out, not to mention the very first scene with fresh faces Ian Dolman and David Follet. The tone is casual yet engaging, and there’s an interesting pacing throughout. Oh, then there's the mini feature "Kevin and his friends"; it’s got this quirky charm. It all comes together in a way that’s not common in many collections, which might attract collectors looking for something different in their lineup.

Juicy has a somewhat niche appeal, blending various formats that collectors may find intriguing. The DVD premiere of this collection adds to its desirability, while the mix of unreleased material means it could be a scarce find. Enthusiasts often appreciate the distinctiveness of the performances, especially with the new models added to the mix. As a collector, having this in your library might just spark interesting conversations.