Montana Fishburne

Montana's Method is a glaring example of the pitfalls inherent in the genre of celebrity sex tapes, particularly those produced by Vivid Celeb. As a product aimed at capitalizing on the notoriety of Montana Fishburne, the film is marred by a multitude of flaws that render it a subpar addition to the adult entertainment industry.

From a technical standpoint, the film suffers from severe amateurism. The cinematography is rudimentary at best, characterized by shaky camera work and poorly framed shots that betray a lack of professional oversight. The use of disjointed and intrusive close-ups, especially on unsightly blemishes, detracts significantly from the viewer's experience. Such close-ups, far from enhancing the erotic appeal, expose the film's disregard for basic production values and aesthetic considerations.

In terms of content, Montana's Method is a lackluster affair. The purported allure of Montana Fishburne's involvement is squandered by her uninspired performance. The repetitive and mechanical nature of her actions, particularly during oral sex scenes, underscores a profound disconnect between the performer and the intended eroticism. The constant focus on a POV camera angle, while ostensibly meant to immerse the viewer, instead becomes monotonous and fails to elevate the film beyond the realm of generic adult content.

Moreover, the film's narrative-or lack thereof-fails to engage. The scenes, which involve Montana in various uninspired settings such as a car and an apartment, lack any coherent structure or meaningful progression. The purported "public" encounters in the car are filmed in a way that strips away any semblance of spontaneity or excitement, instead presenting a flat and uninvolving experience.

The film's attempt to mimic the success of Kim Kardashian's sex tape is both transparent and misguided. The "secret sex tape" angle is not only clichéd but also undermines the film's credibility. The lack of any substantive production effort is evident, with no attempt to incorporate elements that could enhance the viewing experience or provide a semblance of quality. This results in a product that feels more like a hastily assembled cash grab rather than a thoughtfully produced film.

Montana's Method is a stark reminder of the pitfalls of celebrity-driven adult entertainment. It fails on multiple fronts- technical quality, performance, and narrative coherence. The film's reliance on exploitation rather than genuine artistry results in a work that is as uninspired as it is unremarkable. For viewers seeking quality or innovation within the genre, this film is a glaring disappointment and a testament to the potential pitfalls of celebrity-based productions.

This sex tape spotlighting Larry Fishburne's daughter is a typical Vivid celebrity exploitation video, amateurish and dull. Sure, Montana's a beautiful woman (though gynecological closeups end up detracting from that fact), but this umpteenth attempt to capture the lucrative success of Kim Kardashian's tape is pure filler.

We get to see Montana acting like a bubble-head having sex while driving (but mainly while parked but still in public view) her car and later in an apartment room, with two disembodied porn star pricks. Fans of P-O-V porn might be impressed, but this "you are there" camera angle junk is a dime a dozen.

Like Kim before her, Montana's blow job technique is unerotic -just going through the motions repetitively in what often seems a vain attempt to get a couple of tired porn vets off. The fact that she's cheerful and uninhibited is about all this low-grade video has to offer.

Biggest problem with the cult of amateurism is a total disregard for any niceties like production values, makeup, etc. (I lump this in with the early porn "Dirty Feet" syndrome, whereby you could quickly identify an early 1970s sex film as bottom of the barrel by the cast having sex with dirty feet prominently displayed, a symbol of carelessness.) At times the unfortunate Montana is subjected to extreme closeups of her crotch showing numerous unsightly blemishes which no one, in the porn world or in the real world, would want to display.

Obviously Vivid makes money from this junk, but switching to a professional mode would be advisable (the whole "secret sex tape" bogus come-on is ridiculous and insulting, even in this era when the pernicious influence of TMZ is pervasive).

I watched a later Taylor Lianne Chandler show from Vivid which is pretty bad but at least was well-shot as an intentional product rather than "found footage".