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Shu Qi True Woman

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This video montage of the winsomely alluring Shu Qi takes place primarily in a seaside setting. She models in an assortment of colorful bikinis as well as in nothing. An audio track consisting of mellow rhythms and a female vocalist singing mostly in French (there's some English too) plays from beginning to end. The shoot is tastefully done, the vibrant colors of Shu Qi's swimsuits, her lithe form in various poses, and the sparkling sea captivating the eye.

The nudity is Playboy-mild; there are some nice shots of her cute rear and countless more of her breasts. You'll also catch glimpses here and there of her well-trimmed bush, and in chapter 6 you'll be pleasantly surprised to get a quick but close look at her tight nether lips as she does a pirouette (keep your finger on the pause button). As usual she wears a demure expression, though a subtle look of naughtiness deliciously replaces it from time to time.

Solid camerawork brings out the glamour girl's loveliness, but the excessive jumps from scene to scene can be annoying. The full-frame picture is generally good, affording a rich color palette as mentioned earlier and fine detail in close-up shots. Long shots tend to be less clear. Some of the scenes were filmed indoors, where soft images are the norm, but the effect is pleasing. The company's logo, the letter "W" for Wide Sight Entertainment, appears fixed on the upper left-hand side of the screen and cannot be removed. I didn't consider this a major distraction, though finicky viewers might. There are two audio options: 5.1 and 2.0. I used the latter for playback on a pair of tower speakers: the stereo sound is clear but lacks presence and dynamics.

For fewer scene cuts and more lingering shots of Shu Qi, you might want to check out Shu Qi: Dreaming Naked Show; in that video she also appears sexier and more kittenish. As for picture quality, however, this title trounces it. The French soundtrack doesn't befit the visual context too well, but this is not a major setback. Despite the shortcomings, True Woman delivers plenty of eye candy and should please most oglers of beautiful women. 3.5 stars.

I was surprised to see that Shu Qi made a video that showcases her natural beauty. This video was made before Shu Qi starred in movies such as So Close, Georgeous and The Transporter. There is no talking in this video, just Shu Qi posing in front of the camera with some annoying music in the background. But if you love Shu Qi and want to see her in all her natural glory, then this is a DVD to get.

Can't say enough about this.....just gotta have it...you're missing out. She's so pretty, the film is good, the music is good.

Shu Qi True Woman by Shu Qi

nice to watch again and again

The Greek ideal portrayed in an asian way. No doubt the latter statement might be construed as liberalism or otherwise. Nevertheless, the female form as art has pretty much withstood the test of time even when it is au' naturale. The various poses she strikes are anything but pornagraphic. Making such an assertion is demeaning to the art ever so apparent. Times change. Such beauty is art and is timeless; such is the case here.