First Class Service

After years away from VR, Aletta Ocean makes her comeback as a flight attendant in this hotel-room fantasy that promises first-class treatment but delivers economy execution. The legendary performer still commands attention with her natural charisma and those famously expressive eyes, but VR Bangers' production feels hurried compared to their usual standards.

The 4K video quality is serviceable but lacks the crisp detail I expect from recent VRB releases; there's a noticeable softness that becomes apparent on Quest 3, especially during close-up moments. The camera positioning works well enough during the opening interaction, but sits awkwardly distant during key positions, robbing the scene of the intimacy that makes VR compelling. Audio is clean with no major issues, though Aletta's dialogue occasionally feels slightly disconnected from her lip movement.

Ocean herself brings genuine energy and knows exactly how to work with VR cameras, maintaining natural eye contact and positioning throughout. The flight attendant roleplay setup works initially, but the scene quickly abandons any pretense of the airplane theme once things get physical. Her performance during the oral segments is particularly engaging, though the camera work doesn't always capitalize on her natural ability to connect with the lens.

The lighting is competent studio work, nothing spectacular but it doesn't hurt the experience. What does hurt is the feeling that this scene was produced more to capitalize on Ocean's return than to showcase her properly in VR. There's talent here, but it needed more careful execution.