Look, the cutscenes in this thing, they're not winning any awards at Annecy. I'm talking about animation so stiff it feels like the keyframes were placed by someone fighting with the software. Claudia's hair, that famous blonde, it sometimes glitches through her shoulder and just stays there, like a forgotten thought. The whole setup is her telling a story to some other model in a bathroom, and the mouth movements are a goddamn disaster. The jaw flaps, but the lips don't really shape the words, so it feels like watching a high-budget project that ran out of money exactly halfway through the facial rig.

The scene is basically a prolonged flashback in the back of a limo, and that's where the real, unpolished magic is. The guy she's with, you know the one, just a suit with a dick, gets a blowjob that's animated with this weird, jerky rhythm. It's like they understood the in and out motion but forgot about the human spine's ability to curve. Claudia's on her knees and her entire torso is just a solid block moving back and forth on a single pivot. I burst out laughing when it cut to a close up and the angle made it look like she was trying to inhale a ghost pepper off a plate. But, shit, here's the contradiction, that ridiculousness actually makes it memorable. It's not the same boring, looping, perfectly polished crap you swipe past in ten seconds on some hub of sorts. The sex on the limo seat later has the same vibe, creaking sounds that don't match the motion, a collision where his hand phases through her tit.

The weird part is the sound design in the bathroom framing device. There's this persistent, tinny echo on the voices, like they recorded the dialogue in an actual tiled room but used a laptop mic from 2005. You hear every little wet click of the mouth. It's so distracting during the supposedly sexy storytelling. And the other model, the sohos friend, she just nods along with this vacant, super low-fps blink cycle. The whole thing feels like a first date where the person can't stop talking about their ex, but their voice keeps cracking and they've got spinach in their teeth. You're not sure if you're turned on or just deeply, weirdly fascinated by the human error of it all.