Showing posts with label Pochapuri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pochapuri. Show all posts

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Japanese Plumpers Loom on the Horizon

In the morning I set up the article / lists for the Pochapuri DVDs, and in the afternoon I discovered two new DVDs in the series have already been announced. I made room for them, and located the company's logo to attach to the lists. I spent the evening finishing the text listing in the main article, then I fished around for a new project to start. I came across The Joy of Wonderful Tits started with one DVD entry by another user. I had independently already started an article on the first DVD in the series-- Japanese Plumper (March 2009). The series features some major big-boob / BBW stars, such as Aya Momotani seen above right in the aforementioned first Japanese Plumper DVD. It looks like a series I can sink my teeth into. More my area of interest. Before I can start it, I will have to get the DVD info for that series-- release dates, etc. That kind of work is done most efficiently in my afternoon sessions, so I'll do that tomorrow. I found out a new alias for Tamaki Yasuoka in the first DVD-- Tamami Yasuda-- and did all the linking / redirecting / disambiguating that that knowledge entailed. The day concluded with the discovery of new images from Karen Toudou's DVD, QDN-17 including this charming image of a gentleman of the old school offering the lady a seat. It's nice to know chivalry is not dead.

Today's IMDb report is presented by the lovely Mitsumi Nanao jerking off some lucky stiff in the second Japanese Plumper DVD. I submitted three new Pink film listings, and the following twelve went live today:
Niizuma o osou (1977)
Ryôki semegeshô (1977)
Porn document: Hirusagari no zecchô (1979)
Toruko gômon: Monzetsu (1979)
Uraban jokôsei (1979)
Kôshoku biyoshi (1978)
Soreyuke chikan (1977)
Tani Naomi: Shibaru (1977)
Munmun nekyôiku (1978)
Onsen geisha: Nozoki furo (1978)
Oshaburi Fujin (1978)
Ryôki semegeshô (1977)

Monday, June 4, 2012

Here Comes Trouble

The Pochapuri project has officially begun! I started the first five DVD stubs this morning, then another five in the evening. I had only prepared stills from the first ten DVDs, and cannot access the homepage in the evening. I spent the rest of the evening locating the most decent stills (most are not very good) through Google Images, and will download them tomorrow. Or maybe I'll just upload them after I've started the articles for the remaining 30 DVDs... In the afternoon I did a little category work for the new series. The day's highlight was an appearance by Rose Aoyama in the sixth DVD in the series. We see her at an angle calculated to show off her best assets-- her fine, sturdy "birthing hips" as Barnabas Collins-- the new Barnabas Collins-- refers to them. That's them up there to the left.

I submitted five new films to IMDb, but I won't bore you with the details unless I need some extra text to pad out the post to make room for some images. Suffice it to say they were all Pink, released from 1977-1979...

The evening's movie was Here Comes Trouble (1948), another Hal Roach streamliner, like Niagara Falls (1941) from a couple days ago, and a direct sequel to the streamliner Hay Foot (1942), which I also saw a week or so ago but didn't write about... Funny how I always seem to wind up watching movies that follow a series, someone's career, or some other theme without planning to do so. I just popped this one on at random. This particular series is "Sergeant Doubleday", with William Tracy as the lead character. The entire series of eight films is:
Tanks a Million (1941)
Hay Foot (1942)
About Face (1942)
Fall In (1942)
Yanks Ahoy (1943)
Here Comes Trouble (1948)
As You Were (1951)
Mr. Walkie Talkie (1952)

As can be seen from the release years, this was mainly an early WWII-era service comedy series, and, of the two I've seen (I think I may have seen a third years ago-- one of the early ones), the WWII one is of the higher interest. This one, set in the post-war era, has the gang kind of milling around not sure what to do with themselves now that they're out of the army. Cops, strippers and gangsters are involved. The ending seems both an anachronistic throw-back to silent-era chases, and a rip-off of the deed-chase scene from Laurel & Hardy's Way Out West (1937). The poster above right ballyhoos the film as being in "Gay, New Cinecolor", but I found it to be neither new nor in any kind of color... The earlier Doubleday films I've seen, made during WWII, were mildly amusing. This one was even milder. Oh, it was nice to see the old crew back together after a five-year break. Well, two of them were together again. But other than that, it was a pretty uninspired comedy. That the series seemed to be pretty clearly out of steam makes me wonder about the two that followed this one... though, I guess, they place the gang back in the army. As if WWII weren't enough laffs, now there was another war going on, over in Korea...

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Rose, You Make the Rockin' World Go 'Round!

I spent most of my online time today polishing and publishing this week's posts here at this blog. I've been just making notes here daily through the week, filling in the text gradually, then publishing when I've accumulated enough drivel to use as text to wrap around some choice images.

During the evening, I set up a skeleton file for my next project: The "Pochapuri" label. It's a BBW label, but not all the models are really all that big. The thing I really don't like about the series is that it doesn't give the actresses' stage names, instead only giving role names in the videos. Out of the 40 releases on the label, I only know the stage names of two: Rin Aoki, who is clearly identified by her name on the DVD cover, and Rose Aoyama, who is clearly identified by her butt on the DVD cover. It's like a fingerprint. As we see in this image from the DVD QDN-01, Ms. Aoyama's unique anatomy could well have qualified her as the inspiration for a certain Queen song. If all goes well, I plan to start the Pochapuri series tomorrow. It has a much smaller output than the Munekyunkissa project, so if it goes according to schedule, this series should take about a week. Maybe I'll do a few of these smaller projects, rather than getting bogged down in another month-long schlepp like Munekyunkissa. If I take any more long schlepps soon, you can be sure they will be with my beloved hefty gals, like Ms. Aoyama here... Heap big woman you made a bad boy out of me!