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Passion of a Goddess Thread

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I like that Ramon releases these "older" clips in a new guise as UHD. The picture is more beautiful and they often contain very nice bonus material that will definitely improve a nice clip.

But what I miss is that they don't shoot new things, new clips with a new script, but a video clip with a bonus in better quality will be made. I like Ramon's work, he is a master in this kind of art, but I really miss something completely new. Something with which he will surprise his loyal fans again. It is a pity that new things are not made in production. That's why old and new things please me but don't excite me.

This is my opinion, what do you think? My aim is not to disparage Ramon's work. It's just an observation and I want to know your opinion friends.
 
CruciferSk said:
I like that Ramon releases these "older" clips in a new guise as UHD. The picture is more beautiful and they often contain very nice bonus material that will definitely improve a nice clip.

But what I miss is that they don't shoot new things, new clips with a new script, but a video clip with a bonus in better quality will be made. I like Ramon's work, he is a master in this kind of art, but I really miss something completely new. Something with which he will surprise his loyal fans again. It is a pity that new things are not made in production. That's why old and new things please me but don't excite me.

This is my opinion, what do you think? My aim is not to disparage Ramon's work. It's just an observation and I want to know your opinion friends.
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I agree. I like all the POAG´s publishings, but a new production with Romans or a different one I would like much more.
 
Pepemocho said:
New POAG video available on Vimeo

The model is gorgeous and very sensual in her performance. I loved it. She is naked in two parts of the three that the video has and her body is perfect.
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I actually rented this one. Agreed that the model is beautiful and the equipment used is obviously excellent, but there are two major flaws that ruined it for me:

1. The editing. This is the case with a lot of Ramon's newer works, but the editing being used to cover up the lack of actual footage is dialed up to 11 here. Weird pans and zooms, random blur and slow-mo, jerky camera movements, and excessive use of duplicate shots make for an uncomfortable viewing experience. Add to that the fact that basically no individual shot lasts more than about three seconds, and that very few camera angles are used, and it's pretty obvious that Ramon is using the bare minimum amount of capture time possible and stretching it for all it's worth. It's unpleasant to see.

2. The complete lack of narrative. Say what you will about Ramon's older works, but they actually had a storyline - you felt like you were watching an honest attempt at the Passion. It feels like more and more elements have been removed over the years until this is what's left - a random collection of 'artistic' shots with no characterization or emotion. For me, it ends up being much less impactful than Ramon's older masterpieces.

I appreciate that not everyone will feel the same way; just wanted to put this out there since this production seems representative of the route POAG is taking.
 
Fastodon said:
I actually rented this one. Agreed that the model is beautiful and the equipment used is obviously excellent, but there are two major flaws that ruined it for me:

1. The editing. This is the case with a lot of Ramon's newer works, but the editing being used to cover up the lack of actual footage is dialed up to 11 here. Weird pans and zooms, random blur and slow-mo, jerky camera movements, and excessive use of duplicate shots make for an uncomfortable viewing experience. Add to that the fact that basically no individual shot lasts more than about three seconds, and that very few camera angles are used, and it's pretty obvious that Ramon is using the bare minimum amount of capture time possible and stretching it for all it's worth. It's unpleasant to see.

2. The complete lack of narrative. Say what you will about Ramon's older works, but they actually had a storyline - you felt like you were watching an honest attempt at the Passion. It feels like more and more elements have been removed over the years until this is what's left - a random collection of 'artistic' shots with no characterization or emotion. For me, it ends up being much less impactful than Ramon's older masterpieces.

I appreciate that not everyone will feel the same way; just wanted to put this out there since this production seems representative of the route POAG is taking.
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Agreed
It’s why I don’t spend money on Ramon anymore.
 
Once again, a criticism that stands out for some demands that are not made to the other producers of Crux topics. Before renting the video, you should read what it explains about the content from which it follows that there is no story, only visual experimentation. I have really enjoyed the content that I found excellent and of great beauty.

I do not understand the work that some take to criticize that what they would like to see is not done. They should focus on the other Crux sites that seem to be more in line with their tastes due to their lack of complaints. Within the variety of Crux topics that this forum offers, it should be very clear which productions opt for beauty and which productions opt for another thing. For me it is very clear.
Not everyone has the same tastes and it seems to me a big mistake that some expect to see on POAG what they can see on other sites.
To be honest, I think this thread should be limited to those of us who, like myself, enjoy POAG productions.
 
Pepemocho said:
To be honest, I think this thread should be limited to those of us who, like myself, enjoy POAG productions.
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Well, people are entitled to their opinions, it's up to you whether or not to agree with them, but as long as posts are within the rules we can't really 'limit' them in the manner that you suggest.

I quite like Ramon's films, but I'm grateful to @Fastodon for his critique, saved me £11 :) - because I don't like rapidly changing shots. Knowing Ramon much of his work is artistic with no story, and that's fine. But there aren't many people producing crux videos, there will always be a place for Ramon.
 
"Pepemocho" IS Ramon.
When are the mods/admins going to wake up to this FRAUD?!
He does nothing but shill for Ramon, who I used to patronize before he became amateurish and greedy.
At least remove this thread to the commercial section where it belongs.
 
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