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Irina Voronina
 Playboy - Romanian Edition - July 2001: Claudia Christian, Irina Voronina, and More! This is the ROMANIAN EDITION of Playboy Magazine. It features four pictorials, including Playmate Irina Voronina, Claudia Christian, Christina Anescu, and vintage erotica, an interview with Bruce Willis, and much more!  The Casino Job $24.98 back when i was in college, i watched a lot of movies like this....these were called "B" movies or "jiggle flicks"...they are a step above porno and they barely have a plot, they're just an excuse to show off some fine women and throw in some sex scenes...showtime after hours and usa late night show movies like this there is enough action in this movie to make it watchable, but the quality of the filmmaking and the acting tells you it's a "B" movie...all of the women in the movie have either been in playboy or are pinup models...and there are some cool sex scenes in it, which is why i gave it three stars...i didn't care that much about the plot, some women get revenge against a casino owner, who raped an employee, but the twist ending was effective...i didn't see it coming....  Reno 911: Miami (Unrated Version) $9.99 I must confess I have only a limited knowledge of the original show "Reno 911!" Actually, I have never seen it. Not a single episode. I knew the original TV series was Comedy Central's parody of "COPS" and that's all I knew before watching "Reno 911!: Miami." So read my review as such, written by a first-time viewer of the series. What surprised me is that I enjoyed the film. The film is not perfect and its 84 minute running time is still too long, but I liked it. The story starts promisingly with the Reno Sheriff's Department officers and their mission to resolve a nuclear bomb situation (with a cameo from Danny DeVito, who is also a co-executive producer). The goofy scene is followed by another mission of them, which is even goofier - an emergency call to catch a runaway chicken on the road. Then the entire officers are "invited" to the national police convention held in Miami Beach. After staying at the town's motel (shot in "Rear Window" style), they learn that because of the terrorist attack, the convention center is quarantined and everyone inside, including the police officers, cannot leave the facilities. This means the bumbling officers from Reno Sheriffs Department must respond the calls from the civilians and patrol the streets of the town. As far as humor goes, the film is at its best in the earlier part. Though he appears only briefly (about three minutes, I think), Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a SWAT agent is hilarious. As the film goes on, however, from somewhere around "the croc in the swimming pool" or "the beached whale" the jokes start to be repetitious. Paul Rudd is very funny as a "Cuban" drug lord (a "Scarface" parody), but the film's weak conclusion needs better material. As a stand-alone comedy "Reno 911!: Miami" is largely forgettable, but is still good enough to get us interested in the original TV series, which I believe is much better |
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