Monday, 18 July 2011

  • Cinema Sex Scenes: The Mindblowing, the Awkward, and the Hilarious

    The use of nudity and sex scenes in American cinema dates back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, when movies still ran reel-by-reel or were silent films composed of still-frame shots and dramatic piano music.

    I'm sure everyone has seen at least one movie that they probably don't even remember the main plot line, but will always remember that good/bad/awkward sex scene. Or wanting to watch those scenes your parents had to cover your eyes for--you just had to go back and re-watch them to see what the fuss was. Being that so many of my friends are movie buffs and Cinema Studies majors, I have watched scenes that have either made me want to jump the main character's bones or clean my eyes out with soap.

    **Watch at your own risk for spoilers!**

    Most Unforeseen Reason to Lie to Your Mother:
    American Pie (1999)
    "We'll just tell your mother we ate it all..."

    Best Way to Save an Airplane Pilot:
    Airplane!
    (1980)
    "Oh my God! The autopilot's deflating!"

    Best Way to Bring in Holiday Cheer:
    Bad Santa (2003)
    "Oh Mary! Keep it going! Oh, Jesus Christ!"


    Best Use of Props:
    Demolition Man (1993)
    "I thought you wanted to make love!"
    "Is that what you call this?!"


    How David Lynch Makes Up for Mindfucking Us All:
    Mulholland Dr. (1991)


    That Children's Movie You Don't Show Your Kids:
    Howard the Duck
    (1986)
    "It's just that I can't resist your intense animal magnetism!"

    And because I can't get enough of this:
    Best PG-13 Scene:
    The Notebook (2004)

    What was the best movie sex you've ever seen? The worst? The funniest? The most WTF?!

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