Sentences with phrase «less sex scene»

I still don't understand those people who buy a game for like 5 min or less sex scene, I mean just watch on Youtube.

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Actually, I worried less about the sex scenes than about how undergraduates would respond to Houellebecq's depiction of Islam.

On Rosemary Avenue, the scene is similar; a school for kids with learning, social and emotional needs sits less than a mile from where the sex offenders now reside.

Inside the escort agency run by a mum - of - three who offers dating courses to lonely men to help them get girlfriends — so they don't have to pay for sex If you're at all familiar with the online dating scene, you know that there are few things less fun than trying to craft a witty / desirable

is devoted to artfully - shot yet far - from - titillating sex scenes - with Johnson and Dornan's aforementioned chemistry shortage certainly compounding this less - than - sexy feel.

(An unnecessary scene of him having post-ComicCon sex with a «furry» while he's in a space - explorer costume is less his fault than it is Braff's.)

Brett Easton Ellis» 1985 novel «Less Than Zero» is getting developed into a Hulu series, but will it show the book's shocking drug and sex scenes?

As for me, I found most of the sex and spurned - lover scenes involving a slightly less ugly version of the possessed doll from The Conjuring amusing (though I do hope the doll is supposed to be «of age»), but it's a mostly tedious experience when the doll's not on the screen.

A block of four deleted scenes of compromised quality reveals that a little «Bust - Ass» goes a long way: Danny McBride is the locus of this cutting - room quartet, and though he's funny begging a cousin for sex («Christmas is fucked,» he mumbles after she storms off repulsed), he's less so trying to induce vomiting or standing around wearing a glittery helmet, an all - too - comfortable reminder of the hyperactive kid Mike Myers essayed on «Saturday Night Live».

’12 Years» has a sex scene within its first five minutes, which will have some viewers sniggering that they wouldn't expect anything less from the director of «Shame.»

I wonder if a general lack of care with the negative during its first tumultuous run has resulted in less than perfect elements; the extended sex scene shot on Bolex featuring Mick and his two lovelies (rumoured to be real, as most of Roeg's sex scenes are) especially suffers from colour blanching and print scratches.

There is plenty of nudity and scenes of sexuality but it is less explicit than many pay cable shows and it is all in service of the exploration of human sexuality: the boundaries of what we consider «normal» and acceptable, feelings of shame and fear, and the emotional complications that sex brings to a relationship.

Koch introduces seven deleted scenes as well as the section for them, where we uncover a less incoherent version of the film's car alarm set - piece, as well as one «Three's Company» scenario too many as Paul, wired for eavesdropping, fakes being a devout Christian to get out of sex with Karen.

HollywoodNews.com: Stephen Moyer has his share of interesting sex scenes as Bill Compton on HBO's «True Blood», and his methods for filming them are no less... unique.

A sex scene between Johnny and his girlfriend, Aurelia (Taysha Fuller), could have been credulous in less capable hands, but here is handled both delicately and pointedly.

HOTTEST SEX SCENE / BEST NUDITY Kirsten Dunst, «Melancholia» Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan and a half - dozen or so other mostly anonymous female actors, «Shame» Bianca Kajilich, «30 Minutes or Less» Jessie Wiseman and Rebekah Brandes, «Bellflower»

From an N - word laced opening sequence to a steady diet of profanity to its graphic dialogue to gratuitous frontal nudity to its much - anticipated sex scenes, Zack and Miri Make a Porno leaves even less to the imagination than its suggestive, testosterone - teasing title.

However, now, according to THR, after shaving the film down to just less than three hours, which included the elimination of some nudity and sex scenes, «Wolf» secured the necessary R - rating.

For my taste McQueen lingers too long on scenes of brutal floggings and assaults (though the sex is not tastelessly explicit), which may be what white viewers need to be reminded of — except excessively explicit violence is a staple of many modern films, where the old saying that «less is more» has long been forgotten.

Getting strong reviews, 75 - year - old Lily Tomlin's Grandma from Sony Pictures Classics scored $ 30,000 a screen on four screens, while 55 - year - old Patricia Clarkson's Learning To Drive, which she spent nine years trying to bring to the screen, did about half that — still a great result for a much older - skewing drama that even featured its star in a tantric sex scene no less.

Each offer a glimpse of another, perhaps less rigid Olive (a scene in which McDormand and Mullan do nothing but look at each other burns with a passion that most sex scenes would kill for).

A lesser director might descend to melodrama, cliché, bathos, Lifetime TV sentimentality, Big Scenes to sex up this kind of unglamorous subject matter.

Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy «s film is undoubtedly a difficult watch, featuring an abortion, some graphic scenes of sex and bloody violence, and the eerie quietness in which it's all carried out is less a comment on deafness than a clever way of making us examine the idea of a closed system which, «Lord of the Flies «- like, refers only to itself.

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I don't dismiss this idea, but as much as I love to see a male writer who can theorize in those terms, I think there are other, less ambitious factors that may explain the gulf between male authors getting attention for bad sex scenes and female authors escaping scrutiny.

For the uninitiated, a visual novel is an interactive fiction game, a sort of choose - your - own - adventure with less action and more awkward anime sex scenes.

The torture scenes are really hard to watch, but the sex scenes get better (less racy) as the show goes on.