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Playboy - Women of Starbucks

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Zespri-usa doesn't know what he's talking about. "The Women of Starbucks" is a TERRIFIC video - the hottest I've ever seen from Playboy. Largely that's because the women themselves are amazing. Elizabeth Dindial is arguably the most gorgeous woman I've ever seen, and there's not a bad one in the bunch. Compare that to the centerfolds in the magazine - every year has a bunch of relative losers, but not in this video. They're all beautiful and sexy.

And yes, the program itself DOES more resemble a documentary than a traditional Playboy video. Nonetheless, plenty of nudity appears, and the prior reviewer neglects to mention the DVD's extras. In the "music video" area you'll find roughly three-minute collections of footage for each model - that's about a half an hour of extra material, all of which is pure nudity.

I can't recommend this title highly enough. I've watched plenty of Playboy videos and felt disappointed, but this one was WELL worth the purchase!

Simply put, this video is awesome. If you are at all a fan of beautiful women taking off their clothes, then this is the video for you. The extras are awesome, especially the music videos. The documentary itself gives background on each girl and is a good mix of the girl and her body. We all have our favorite - Elizabeth Dindial! Wow! - but every red-blooded American male will find something to like about this.

Boy, Playboy have a bit of a nerve putting out things like this. From a magazine that is famous for depicting beautiful naked women there is a noticeable lack of them in this DVD! It basically contains interviews with the ten girls and a documentary about their photoshoots. About the only nudity is half-second cut-overs to the still pictures that we have already seen in the magazine. This is a real shame because some of them appear to be very nice indeed. If you are interested in hearing why a 'beautiful barista' wants to appear in Playboy buy it - otherwise save your money.

No really this film is way more like a documentary, I would have never thought playboy was into doing documentaries. This is a pretty good documentary, it tells ytou about starbucks and how these women got into doing a playboy photoshoot. I've seen a couple other playboy videos like this and un-like this. If your looking for pr0n don't look here, because playboy isn't really a pr0n magazine. It's more art and style, which is kinda wierd, because of the way it's portrayed in society. Although they do on their channel have more hardcore stuff.

This video is good, but more documentary than anything else.

Starbucks can make a good drink - but I am loathe to walk inside one of them anymore. Yes, some of the coffee girls are hot, and I would happily take them back into the office and have them sip my own brand of "vanilla latte", but lately this company has overextended themselves with the introduction of "Hear Music" - an utterly bland mix of flavorless MOR and over-the-hill musical acts. Gone are the days of romantic, jazzy, atmosphere. Now what do you get? Ray Charles, Alanis Morrissette (anything to stay in market, sadly). Many years ago their compilation producer, Timothy Jones, put together several terrific collections of music, featuring Cuban, alt-country, cool jazz, etc. Now granted, they weren't meant to be anything but hip little samplers, but for whatever reason I liked and bought them. With the horrendous start of "Hear Music", the atmosphere has been destroyed. It's now completely mediocre and uncolorful. There's even a channel on satellite radio devoted to its yawn-inducing format. I still stop in occasionally to get a drink, but never to "hang out". So, I recommend staying away from them and search out your independent, local javaroaster, where the ambience is surely better.