ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX"

Admiral Buzzkill · June 3 2011, 05:58 PM

www.comicbookmovie.com has a safe-for-work preview and report on the latest trademark-skirting "parody" to come out of the adult industry.

Supergirl XXX

I dunno, Alanah Rae looks more like a Power Girl in significant respects.

These parodies, many of them sf/fantasy based like the TOS and TNG Trek and Avatar knock-offs, seem to be a growing segment of the adult industry. IIRC, the most expensive XXX movie ever made was a take-off on Pirates Of The Carribean. In many respects they seem to be elaborate fan films.

Agent Richard07 · June 3 2011, 06:06 PM

Too much plot.

Obiwanshinobi · June 3 2011, 06:07 PM

Something to watch on our refractory period then.

ManOnTheWave · June 3 2011, 06:40 PM

Dennis wrote:

In many respects they seem to be elaborate fan films.

I see it as a way of tapping (

) into the superhero, sci-fi, cosplay, geek market. Or maybe just catering to it. Porn caters to fetishes, why not these? And wasn't Pirates, which I have never seen, one of the most successful porn films ever? They even sell non porn versions of it on Amazon. Maybe we are looking at a new porn renaissance in which they'll shoot more real movies instead of only twenty minutes of a disembodied dick interviewing a whore before ten minutes of nailing her.

Christopher · June 3 2011, 06:48 PM

Dennis wrote:

I dunno, Alanah Rae looks more like a Power Girl in significant respects.

Well, logically, isn't Supergirl going to grow up to be built just like Power Girl? I mean, how do you do cosmetic surgery on a Kryptonian? Power Girl's physique pretty much has to be natural.

Admiral Buzzkill · June 3 2011, 06:57 PM

The Ls of Krypton 2 and the Els of Krypton 1 never appeared to be genetic duplicates.

June 3 2011, 09:48 PM

This is getting ridiculous.

Ar-Pharazon · June 3 2011, 10:25 PM

"Barbara Gordon"?

23skidoo · June 4 2011, 02:21 AM

I'm curious - has anyone done any, erm, research into how they're able to get away with all these? About 2 years ago these started to show up, and the one common denominator I can make out - title-wise - is they seem to either have a "NOT THE..." prefix or a XXX one. Maybe some lawyer set precedent that they could do these as long as one of those two elements were there. I saw the preview for the Justice League one and they even use the same costumes.

There's even a couple of Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman ones out there.

Hey, more power to them! (Although I did start feeling a bit leery when I started to see comic book shops - no, really, they did - stocking them.)

I have seen the second POTC parody, called Pirates 2 (actually, it's an original story, not a knock off, for what it's worth) - so sue me, I'm 42 - and its production values were actually on par with a number of A-grade films I've seen. They even built a full-size pirate ship in a studio (taking a leaf from POTC) - which of course they had to tear it down right after they finished shooting those scenes so they could shoot a super-huge orgy the next night. But, you know, that's to be expected...

Alex

Admiral Buzzkill · June 4 2011, 02:35 AM

The big porn studios and publishers have decades of court fights in their DNA; I don't think the possibility of C&Ds are probably intimidating. Parody enjoys rather specific protection under current interpretations of the First Amendment - and that's largely because Jerry Falwell sued Larry Flynt.

Checkmate · June 4 2011, 02:53 AM

23skidoo wrote:

About 2 years ago...

Yeah, no. They've always been there, since damn near the dawn of the industry.

Christopher · June 4 2011, 03:24 AM

23skidoo wrote:

I'm curious - has anyone done any, erm, research into how they're able to get away with all these?

As Dennis says, it's protected speech as long as it's presented as a parody. It's no different, legally, from Saturday Night Live doing a sketch about Superman or Star Trek -- they're using the actual copyrighted names, but in the context of something that's clearly a parody, so they're not trying to compete directly with the original by passing their work off as the real thing.

Ar-Pharazon · June 4 2011, 03:40 AM

23skidoo wrote:

Hey, more power to them! (Although I did start feeling a bit leery when I started to see comic book shops - no, really, they did - stocking them.)

Alex

Many comic shops carry hentei, which is in the same realm as this (ie: porn).

They just keep it behind the counter.

RJDiogenes · June 4 2011, 10:09 AM

I'd really rather they just made regular movies and TV shows sexier.

Also, if she's not going to wear the blue mini, I'm not interested.

JRS · June 4 2011, 11:16 AM

Looks too much like porn

,
unlike the TNG XXX parody that looked almost like a well made fan film

They should have picked someone more..eh..slender and younger(?) to play "Supergirl". This actress is way too busty for the role.
Is her chest even real, btw?

June 3 2011, 05:58 PM	#1
Admiral Buzzkill The Man Location: Defying Gravity	ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" www.comicbookmovie.com has a safe-for-work preview and report on the latest trademark-skirting "parody" to come out of the adult industry. Supergirl XXX I dunno, Alanah Rae looks more like a Power Girl in significant respects. These parodies, many of them sf/fantasy based like the TOS and TNG Trek and Avatar knock-offs, seem to be a growing segment of the adult industry. IIRC, the most expensive XXX movie ever made was a take-off on Pirates Of The Carribean. In many respects they seem to be elaborate fan films. __________________ "I think [J.J. Abrams has] done a great thing for Star Trek. I’m very grateful to him. We all owe him a lot. When someone comes along like he has done and picks it up and elevates it, we should be grateful." - Leonard Nimoy

June 3 2011, 06:06 PM	#2
Agent Richard07 The Tim Burton Version Location: In Solitude	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" Too much plot.

June 3 2011, 06:07 PM	#3
Obiwanshinobi Rear Admiral Location: ObiWanShinobi	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" Something to watch on our refractory period then.

June 3 2011, 06:57 PM	#6
Admiral Buzzkill The Man Location: Defying Gravity	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" The Ls of Krypton 2 and the Els of Krypton 1 never appeared to be genetic duplicates. __________________ "I think [J.J. Abrams has] done a great thing for Star Trek. I’m very grateful to him. We all owe him a lot. When someone comes along like he has done and picks it up and elevates it, we should be grateful." - Leonard Nimoy

June 3 2011, 09:48 PM	#7
Jetfire Guest	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" This is getting ridiculous.

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June 3 2011, 10:25 PM	#8
Ar-Pharazon Admiral of the Rear	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" "Barbara Gordon"? __________________ Rimmer, on what period of history to live in- “Well, It’d be the 19th century for me, one of Napoleon’s marshals. The chance to march across Europe with the greatest general of all time and kill Belgians” - (White Hole).

June 4 2011, 02:21 AM	#9
23skidoo Admiral Location: Fifth Circle of Hell	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" I'm curious - has anyone done any, erm, research into how they're able to get away with all these? About 2 years ago these started to show up, and the one common denominator I can make out - title-wise - is they seem to either have a "NOT THE..." prefix or a XXX one. Maybe some lawyer set precedent that they could do these as long as one of those two elements were there. I saw the preview for the Justice League one and they even use the same costumes. There's even a couple of Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman ones out there. Hey, more power to them! (Although I did start feeling a bit leery when I started to see comic book shops - no, really, they did - stocking them.) I have seen the second POTC parody, called Pirates 2 (actually, it's an original story, not a knock off, for what it's worth) - so sue me, I'm 42 - and its production values were actually on par with a number of A-grade films I've seen. They even built a full-size pirate ship in a studio (taking a leaf from POTC) - which of course they had to tear it down right after they finished shooting those scenes so they could shoot a super-huge orgy the next night. But, you know, that's to be expected... Alex __________________ "These are historical documents - preserving them is important. Tarting them up for a night out in the twenty-first century is unnecessary" - Toby Hadoke, "Should mistakes in old episodes of Doctor Who be fixed on DVD" (Doctor Who Magazine #445)

June 4 2011, 02:35 AM	#10
Admiral Buzzkill The Man Location: Defying Gravity	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" The big porn studios and publishers have decades of court fights in their DNA; I don't think the possibility of C&Ds are probably intimidating. Parody enjoys rather specific protection under current interpretations of the First Amendment - and that's largely because Jerry Falwell sued Larry Flynt. __________________ "I think [J.J. Abrams has] done a great thing for Star Trek. I’m very grateful to him. We all owe him a lot. When someone comes along like he has done and picks it up and elevates it, we should be grateful." - Leonard Nimoy

June 4 2011, 10:09 AM	#14
RJDiogenes Idealistic Cynic and Canon Champion Location: RJDiogenes of Boston	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" I'd really rather they just made regular movies and TV shows sexier. Also, if she's not going to wear the blue mini, I'm not interested. __________________ Please stop by my Gallery and YouTube Page for a visit. And read Trunkards!

June 4 2011, 11:16 AM	#15
JRS Fleet Captain Location: Brno, Czech Republic	Re: ComicBookMovie.com: "Supergirl XXX" Looks too much like porn, unlike the TNG XXX parody that looked almost like a well made fan film They should have picked someone more..eh..slender and younger(?) to play "Supergirl". This actress is way too busty for the role. Is her chest even real, btw? __________________ "Always give your best, never get discouraged, never be petty; always remember, others may hate you, but those who hate you don't win unless you hate them, and then you destroy yourself " - Richard Nixon