ryukenmaster666 wrote:I think you forgot that part of definition : "More broadly, fiction has come to encompass imaginary narratives expressed in any medium, including not just writings but also live theatrical performances, films, television programs, radio dramas, comics, role-playing games, and video games."
Giorgio Grandi wrote:2017sucks wrote:To be a station to GIO where she will ends up with 2 on 1 fake cum scenes.
This is the classic topic without any sense, connected to a pointless thread that from April 26 got 2400 visit and 22 replay, with a survey that got 52 answers on a forum that, at today, has over 2 million and 600 thousand users
statistically, the topic 'Euro-2020 series" is more interesting.
Said that, without to enter in the details, porn is not reality. Porn it is not meant to be reality. Porn is fiction and it has to stay as it is: fiction.
And the stupid crusade against "fake cum" (based on suspicious, inferences and 99% of the time on a simple technical decision during the editing) do not penalise me, but eventually penalise the model (but, as the number of ppl involved in the crusade is so small, it doesnt penalise anyone).
The choice is between to wait several minutes between each cumshot (because porn actors needs time to cum) with a continuous sequence shot, or make cuts. I choose cuts, because this is the way to do it.
You (all) dont know what you are talking about. You watch porn, I shoot porn almost 20 years, with all respect I know how to do it better.
Iddaoeeok wrote:Well, for a start, you are giving defintions of 'fiction' in English, Giorgio is Italian and there might be subtle differences in the definition of the word in Italian, I don't know for sure. Anyway I don't think of porn in terms of fiction and non-fiction so much as in terms of performance. If you go to see ballet, if you're the sort of person who goes to ballet, then the dancers on the stage are actually dancing but the whole event is an artificial construct, it's not a real life, spontaneous event. The same is true in porn, I think, the performers are brought together specifically to put on a performance for an audience, and not just any performance but a performance where the content is, to a great extent, pre-determined. It's also edited and re-configured afterwards, which adds another layer of artificiality (or fiction?)
JASON15938 wrote:Iddaoeeok wrote:Well, for a start, you are giving defintions of 'fiction' in English, Giorgio is Italian and there might be subtle differences in the definition of the word in Italian, I don't know for sure. Anyway I don't think of porn in terms of fiction and non-fiction so much as in terms of performance. If you go to see ballet, if you're the sort of person who goes to ballet, then the dancers on the stage are actually dancing but the whole event is an artificial construct, it's not a real life, spontaneous event. The same is true in porn, I think, the performers are brought together specifically to put on a performance for an audience, and not just any performance but a performance where the content is, to a great extent, pre-determined. It's also edited and re-configured afterwards, which adds another layer of artificiality (or fiction?)
How does editing make it artificial? Tell me if DAP TP TAP FISTING or others are special effects. Fiction in movies or tv series is the result of special effects, editing etc. and cannot be simply wanted.
but acts in porn are freely available to anyone who wants to practice
Tell me if Siswet's hardcore performances are fictitious?
and recently Sam Zee and her husband a couple very fan of AV who practice the performances of AV, she uses dap-addict toy and surely her recent one was edited, said it is fictitious?
TheVulture wrote:
But to bring it back to a manhandle scene, it's important to realise that you can't just defend it by saying "Oh it's just fiction". Even though she might be playing a role, a girl has still actually been choked, slapped, wrestled, twisted etc. and will have to deal with the physical and mental consequences of that, both in the short-term and long-term (ie it being visible for all time). Again if she genuinely likes that stuff then fine. But if she doesn't, you can't just defend it on the grounds of fiction or the fact that she has consented to it. There is a responsibility to the performers and also a respect for the art form that need to be accounted for.
Iddaoeeok wrote:People here seem to be saying that porn is both fantasy and reality, which seems contradictory to me.
ryukenmaster666 wrote:Woke like to make everything coplicated to justify they are woke but the answer is very simple :
She agrees, no problem, her business.
She didn't agree, then it is assault and should be punished.
Case closed.
Starrio wrote:Oh no another thread of Vulture trolling
Starrio wrote:It's complete hypocrisy and nonsense because under that logic women shouldn't be doing any kind of porn whatsoever unless it's just for her pleasure, and that just having to perform any kind of sex without that would be equivalent to abuse.
When in reality it is no difference than flipping burgers on a McDonald's.
Giorgio Grandi wrote:But the fact someone think its real, it is because we do it well, not because it is real.
Giorgio Grandi wrote:Porn, is a well staged fictional movie, even when a model has a fantasy, the fantasy is fictionally staged.
Its hard physically? yes
Its hard mentally? yes
But the fact someone think its real, it is because we do it well, not because it is real.
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Mister Ananas wrote:You’re not understanding what Giorgio is saying here. Yes, the physical sex acts are real, but 1) they are exaggerated for visual impact in various ways, and 2) the participants are hired as performers to act out the scene for your benefit, and not for their own gratification. This is what is meant by referring to porn as a work of “fiction”.
TheVulture wrote:This basically confirms that you have an incredibly low opinion of women in porn and thus really disqualifies you from assessing porn in a sensible and objective way. Making porn scenes should be no different to minimum wage labour for women? Good grief. How depressing.
Starrio wrote:TheVulture wrote:This basically confirms that you have an incredibly low opinion of women in porn and thus really disqualifies you from assessing porn in a sensible and objective way. Making porn scenes should be no different to minimum wage labour for women? Good grief. How depressing.
Not even close, you conclude all these stupid ideas out of your ass. I was comparing it with work, any work, it doesn't matter if it is low wage or not, and it has nothing to do with them women, the same applies to men.
Porn is work you idiot. It's not for pleasure of the performer. It's for the pleasure of the audience, but because you don't understand shit I have to explain to you that it is Ok of the performer has pleasure too, it's just not necessary.
Just like any other work, like being a manager in an investment firm. It's fucking work, the investment manager doesn't require to have pleasure doing his work, he can, but it is not necessary.
And yes flipping burgers and being the manager of an investment firm is the same thing too, it's work. It has nothing to do with someone being less or more, that's just your stupid mind making those conclusions.
Giorgio Grandi wrote:Fictional film....
TheVulture wrote:This basically confirms that you have an incredibly low opinion of women in porn and thus really disqualifies you from assessing porn in a sensible and objective way. Making porn scenes should be no different to minimum wage labour for women? Good grief. How depressing.
Making porn isn't "just for the pleasure" of the actress(es). It's for the pleasure of their co-performers and, crucially, audience as well. But it is certainly for their pleasure in a very direct sense and that should always be the foundation of any porn scene. Why there would need to be an extra element of "work" or even discomfort alongside that in order to justify it is beyond me. For sure some scenes might be a little more physically demanding than a girl had anticipated and everything might not fit entirely to the framework of their fantasy (this is often par for the course, I would think) but that's very different to somehow building in uncomfortable acts for them per se.
Reading your comments I just don't really understand why you watch porn. I find your view of it to be very depressing, fatalistic and ultimately joyless in a way that it never should be. Me? I want to see female lust exploding from the screen and guys capitalising on said lust in a way that makes me green with envy. That's great porn and it is neither "fiction" nor "acting".
TheVulture wrote:ryukenmaster666 wrote:Woke like to make everything coplicated to justify they are woke but the answer is very simple :
She agrees, no problem, her business.
She didn't agree, then it is assault and should be punished.
Case closed.
Well that sounds very much to me like the zero sum game of someone likely harbouring a nasty kind of intent (ie a manhandle-at-all-costs fan).
Jocke wrote:Starrio, could you stop attacking The Vulture and instead take part in a civilised discourse?
You have different opinions, that is great and necessary for a meaningful debate. However, it is better to argue for your opinion than calling him "idiot", it just makes you look silly.
We get that you want violence and manhandling while The Vulture wants intense sex between lusting performers. LP provides both and will continue to do so, don't worry.
TheVulture wrote:(ie a manhandle-at-all-costs fan).
A reasonable person would consider the middle ground where a girl consents because she perhaps doesn't think she has a huge amount of choice (and also more generally wants to partake in the porn sex) but doesn't find certain acts she has consented to pleasurable. In that scenario the porn producer has ticked the box of consent and non-manipulation but is nonetheless not making great (ie fantasy) porn but simply tick box product for a niche market.
dap-addict wrote:I think its too much to ask from porn performers to really lust for each other on a porn set and its naive to expect that.
Mister Ananas wrote:This thread is cancer, as I knew it would be.
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