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Back to awesome
This collection of athletes gets back on track as one of the best in this series after the rather akward 2006 installment. Once again, Francois Rousseau is not behind the camera, but the photo shoots seem to have their own feeling to them. There are still poses with some, um, equipment that can reflect past poses, but there is some freshness to the overall presentation. Many of the shoots are back on location, such as in a stadium, and many are absolutely scorching. Some of the poses given produce some great memorable images. One only has to look at the cover to know what's in store--and that is merely the tip of what you can expect when you watch. What's also great is that some of the athletes from the first two making of Dieux du Stade Calendar DVDs show up here after skipping the 2006 installment, like Julian Hans, and they all give new and highly memorable shoots. This version is mostly in black and white with some great blasts of color thrown in every so often, and the combination works really well. The music...well still leaves a lot to be desired, but I would say it is more tolerable than what was given in past installments.If you're a fan of the series, this is a no brainer purchase, as the series is back on track and headed for a hopefully equally scorching 2008 installment. I know I can't wait for this year to end already ;)

The Guys Are Gods
The male body and especially the face have never been so erotically photographed. And this entry outshines the rest. The main attraction is the faces, I would say, as they reveal a sensuality, sometimes French, sometimes Italian, that seems to have been bred out of the American male. It is fascinating to see these hunky European males so relaxed in poses that have been made famous by 50s pinups like Diana Dors, yet without any sense of shame or hint of cheapness or vice. The macho innocence in their expressions, at times confused, annoyed or even bored, adds to the fun. I do not know if women are buying these DVDs and calendars in droves. I suspect it is gay guys, but I maintain that not since Greece has the male body been presented so matter-of-factly as part human, and part divine.