| This Ain't Avatar XXX | |
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| Directed by | Axel Braun |
| Produced by | Larry Flynt |
| Written by | Marc Star |
| Starring | Evan Stone Chris Johnson Nicki Hunter Danica Dillan Eric Swiss Misty Stone Lexington Steele Chanel Preston Juelz Ventura |
| Distributed by | Hustler Video |
| Release date(s) | September 28, 2010 |
This Ain't Avatar XXX is an American 3D pornographic film released September 28, 2010 that parodies James Cameron's Avatar. The film was directed by Axel Braun, and stars an ensemble cast headed by Chris Johnson as Jake, the main human character. It was produced by Hustler Video.[1] It is the most expensive film Hustler Video has ever produced.[2][3][4]
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After the original events of Avatar, Jake (Chris Johnson) reveals in a video log that the Na'bi has a darker side. After sexual flashbacks which show moments in the movie which purport to show what actually transpired, the film shows what occurs after the human corporation leaves Pandhora. The Na'bi turn out to be "fetish-fueled sex fiends", who have a massive orgy after the corporation leaves, and then reveal their true purpose for keeping humans in a twist ending.[1]
Chris Johnson was chosen as "Jake", which was based on the main character from the original Avatar film. Nicki Hunter played "Grace", Jake's human guide to the Na'bi. Eric Swiss was cast as "Norm", another human explorer of Panwhora. Misty Stone was slated to play Jake's Na'bi love interest, and Lexington Steele and Chanel Preston were both cast as leaders of the Na'bi tribe.[1]
A series of pornography parody films were originally proposed as a joke by Axel Braun, the film's eventual director.[1] Hustler then published a press release with a series of fake parody films; one of the films listed was an Avatar parody, and the producers at Hustler and Braun began serious discussions about the creation of an Avatar porn film.[1] In March 2010, Hustler announced that Braun would be officially directing the film.[5]
Marc Star was tapped by Hustler to write the screenplay, where he came up with the idea of having the movie take place after the end of the original Avatar, and to have the sex scenes shown through video logs before and during the original movie.[1] In order to avoid confusion with it actually being part of James Cameron's Avatar universe, the names of many objects in the universe are subtly changed to parody the original Avatar.[1] The Na'vi are referred to as Na'bi, the planet Pandora was renamed to Panwhora, and instead of being after unobtainium, the humans are after viagratanium.[1]
In order to film the 3D sequences, Hustler contacted an outside company with 3D expertise to train their personnel and to lease their equipment.[1] The director struggled to maneuver the 3D cameras during some of the sequences, but Braun was pleased with the end result.[1] In order to achieve a look similar to that of the blue Na'vi from Avatar, makeup artists used gallons of blue paint on the Na'bi actresses in order to achieve a close look to that of the film.[1] Prosthetics were attached to the performers' faces to simulate their alien nature.[1] The film finished production in late June 2010, and was released on DVD and Blu-ray on September 28th.[3]
Hustler released the trailer for this film's unique texture and 3D effects in September 2010.[6]
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