Manly Heat: Quenched (2007)
All the hot, dry desert scenes of "Scorched" have their antidote with the first scene of "Quenched," which shows an expanse of beautiful blue water upon which a big pleasure craft is happily chugging along. If the men in "Scorched" seemed to be working to bring life to their desert milieu, the men of "Quenched" are reveling in it -- well, in life and in each other.
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All the hot, dry desert scenes of "Scorched" have their antidote with the first scene of "Quenched," which shows an expanse of beautiful blue water upon which a big pleasure craft is happily chugging along. If the men in "Scorched" seemed to be working to bring life to their desert milieu, the men of "Quenched" are reveling in it -- well, in life and in each other.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/16/2007
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Buckshot Productions, Colt Studio Group
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