Take It

About This Movie

So, 'Take It' is an interesting piece, really. It's a collection of three short films by Falcon Studios, which already sets a certain tone. The first short, 'Dammit Take It Easy,' features the duo Michael and Philip, who are quite a sight by the pool, alongside Peter, who generally impresses with his... attributes. The atmosphere is playful and a bit cheeky, perfect for a summer vibe. Then there's 'Behind The Barn Door,' which takes a different approach, a little more rustic and perhaps a touch more intimate than the first. It plays with the idea of curiosity and desire in a more understated way. All in all, it has a distinctive laid-back pace, allowing viewers to soak it all in without feeling rushed.

This film has a bit of a niche appeal, mostly due to its age and the fact that it's a Falcon Studios release, which collectors tend to snap up when they can find them. The various versions out there can be a bit tricky to track, with different cuts and formats surfacing occasionally. It’s not overly common, making it somewhat of a conversation piece among collectors, and the shorts themselves provide a unique blend of styles and themes that keep you engaged.