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What I Can't See 3 (2011)

The original What I Can't See created a stir of controversy as the first ever bareback gangbang film and set new standards for porn. What I Can't See 2 was another landmark, becoming the most-watched sex film of all time. Now, at long last, there's What I Can't See 3. The third film delves into the hearts of the most depraved fuckers, exploring the thrill of blindfolded sex and reveling in the range of experiences, from one-on-one to room-filled gangbang, from quietly intense to all-out orgiastic frenzy. There's the living legend, as supreme topman Jesse O'Toole makes his return. There's the frenetic jizz gang-bang in which cumslut Jack Lewis takes countless loads of sperm up his ass and down his throat. And of course, there's the chronicle of gluttonous load-whore John Sullivan. And that's just the start.
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The original What I Can't See created a stir of controversy as the first ever bareback gangbang film and set new standards for porn. What I Can't See 2 was another landmark, becoming the most-watched sex film of all time. Now, at long last, there's What I Can't See 3. The third film delves into the hearts of the most depraved fuckers, exploring the thrill of blindfolded sex and reveling in the range of experiences, from one-on-one to room-filled gangbang, from quietly intense to all-out orgiastic frenzy. There's the living legend, as supreme topman Jesse O'Toole makes his return. There's the frenetic jizz gang-bang in which cumslut Jack Lewis takes countless loads of sperm up his ass and down his throat. And of course, there's the chronicle of gluttonous load-whore John Sullivan. And that's just the start.

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Directed By:Paul Morris, Liam Cole
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In Theaters:4/6/2011
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media