After actually viewing this VR work starring Suzuki Koharu, I can't help but feel a huge gap between expectations and reality. The setting of being alone together in a classroom is indeed the ultimate scenario every man has dreamed of at least once, but the crucial kissing scenes lack immersion because the camera doesn't get close enough, which is fatal. It feels as if a test phase of VR filming was hastily commercialized, exposing the production team's lack of planning skills.
Actress Suzuki Koharu's clumsy yet earnest efforts, due to her inexperience, are endearing, and her natural kissing expressions and scenes using an acrylic panel are commendable in parts. However, there are issues with filming techniques, such as the actress holding the acrylic panel instead of fixing it on the camera side. While binaural recording recreates the classroom atmosphere well, the overall quality is low and pales in comparison to overseas works.
On the other hand, viewers with a preference for deep kissing highly praise the eroticism of the kissing expressions and the realistic feel, with many expressing hope for future improvements. I urge the production team to understand the core intent and create more immersive works.
Actress Suzuki Koharu's clumsy yet earnest efforts, due to her inexperience, are endearing, and her natural kissing expressions and scenes using an acrylic panel are commendable in parts. However, there are issues with filming techniques, such as the actress holding the acrylic panel instead of fixing it on the camera side. While binaural recording recreates the classroom atmosphere well, the overall quality is low and pales in comparison to overseas works.
On the other hand, viewers with a preference for deep kissing highly praise the eroticism of the kissing expressions and the realistic feel, with many expressing hope for future improvements. I urge the production team to understand the core intent and create more immersive works.