What was your favorite part?
My favorite parts of the movie were when norman stripped that girl of her clothes at that party and when he stripped that girl while she was on that movie set.
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There are actually so many parts of the movie that I loved! I liked it when Gabriella Hall wished to become a hot and horny nympho! I loved that part of the movie! It was great to see!
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The lesbian scene between Holly Hollywood and Rebecca Lord is one of the best I've seen, an added bonus being that it's actually a threesome since Holly's also doing it with an invisible man, but there's no actual guy there to distract from those two lovely ladies' bodies. I also love that amazing shot of Holly's ass as her skirt is lifted up by the invisible guy.
shareThat is a great scene to watch! I am going to have to buy me a new DVD because the DVD that I have I bought used from a video store and when I bought it was damaged and I am not too happy about that happening to the movie. I should have taken it back but I did not though. This was a few years when I bought it because it was on the shelf when I bought it at the time for people to rent.
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Even though I thought Gabriella Hall looked hot in this flick, I really can't help but wish Holly Hollywood had the lead role. I seriously don't think Holly ever looked hotter than she did here.
shareYes Gabriella Hall was hot in this movie and so was Holly Hollywood as well. Have you seen Gabriella Hall in Jacqueline Hyde yet? She was hot in that as well but she looked like she put on some weight for her role in the movie and then the model she became was hot too who is from Chicago, Illinois.
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My favorite part was when it was over.
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