Ultimate - Erotic Visions (1995) DVD5

Ultimate - Erotic Visions Overview****Release Information:

• Studio: Ultimate

• Distributor: Adam & Eve

• Year: 1995(DVD release in 2000)

• Duration: 90 minutes

Technical Details:

• Format: NTSC DVD5
• Video Codec: MPEG-PS
• File Size: 1,024 MB
• Video Resolution: 720 x 480 pixels, Aspect Ratio: 4:3
• Frame Rate: 29.97 FPS
• Audio Format: AC-3, Bitrate: 192 kbps, Channels: 2

Content Summary: The film features various erotic scenes categorized by titles, showcasing different sexual acts and pairings:

1. "Voyeur" - Features two participants, with one observing from outside. The scene includes mild sexual activity and concludes with a climax on the female participant. 2. "Saturnalia" - A more artistic and atmospheric scene involving a character named Olivia who discovers a mysterious bottle, leading to prolonged, suggestive interactions. 3. "Opus" - This scene stands out for its lighting and film quality. It involves intimate activities between Peter North and Krista Maze, culminating in a climax. 4. "Dungeon" - A fetish-oriented scene that features multiple partners but lacks appeal for some viewers. 5. "Nocturnal Tryst" - A romantic scene with Jonathan Morgan and Jessica James, including food-based eroticism presented in a tasteful manner. 6. "Oil Anointment" - A lesbian scene with Serenity and Felecia, praised for its cinematography and sensuality. 7. "Wet Glass" - A straightforward boy/girl scene featuring Bobby Vitale and Morgan Daniels, with no standout elements. 8. "Triad" - Features Jen Teal, Jeanna Fine, and Ginger Hill in a scene that may not engage all viewers due to its performers. 9. "Alfresco" - A rooftop dining scene with Nick East and Rebecca Lord, showcasing oral skills and a visually appealing setting.10. "Dais" - A darker scene featuring Gerry Pike, Julian, and Roxanne Hall, with a focus on visual composition and a climactic ending.

Conclusion: The film encompasses a variety of erotic scenes that cater to different tastes, with varying levels of appeal based on the performers and thematic elements. The cinematography and production quality are noted as strong points throughout the film.