What's the sexiest movie scene ever?

I hear you guys... *Basic Instinct*, obviously. But I’m not talking about that whole scene with Sharon—no, I mean when Catherine walks into her quasi-therapist's office and just absolutely levels him—you know, that raw, aggressive move right across the couch... anyway, here are some screenshots from the movie so you actually see what I'm talking about... alright, your turn!

9 and a half weeks... just standing there on those ladders while the rain was absolutely pouring down on us... That’s one of those scenes that stays stuck in your head... there's probably an even better version out there somewhere...

Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga in one of their many iconic scenes😁 😁 😁 😁

I can't quite remember the title, but there's this movie about two girls and their professor. They're all teaming up to try and swipe a massive amount of cash from one of the girls' moms... and the three of them are basically in on it together.

Anyway, there's this one scene where those two are in a pool... total lesbian vibes... wow...😛

The mailman always rings twice.🙏 A scene at the kitchen table.
People were whispering that it wasn't even acting—that they actually lost it... it was so raw and convincing that I wouldn't be surprised if it was all real life.🙏

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That American flick "Intimacy"... man, oh man... that one really stuck with me... a few of those scenes, damn... just floorwork everywhere—honestly, when Americans decide to go all out, they really know how to deliver! 😎

Thinking about some of the more recent stuff... there are a few scenes in Dirty Dancing 2 that come from La Rose Negre... 🥳 and if we’re talking about the classics, Studio 54 has those moments where young Shane really finds his groove... 😁 mmm... it's just one of those flashes of inspiration that hit me, though there's honestly an endless amount of material out there, and I think this whole concept for a thread is actually pretty solid. 😍

silverviper16 said:to-mi-slav

honestly, even my old man would be singing along
to whatever song is playing on the radio right now

"Piano"...that moment when Holly is teaching Harvey how to play the keys.

Blast from the past said:I can't recall the title, but it involves two girls and a professor. They’re trying to swindle a massive amount of money from one of the girls' moms, and all three of them end up involved... etc.

Anyway, there's this one scene in a pool... a lesbian scene... wow...😛

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That's exactly what I was getting at.
Though personally, I'd be more interested in the scene where all three of them are together.👍

There’s an identical thread about halfway down this page, but whatever, go ahead 😁

That scene with Claire Forlani and Brad Pitt in "Meet Mr. Black"... oh man, talk about intense! 🙂

Wild Things (Neve Campbell, Denise Richards, Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon...)—yeah, I’m with you there.

Sophia Castillo35, if you want dangerous, check out that other flick (Reese Witherspoon, Ryan Phillippe, or whoever else was in that one).

It’s not even close to being that long... I watched Oprah's interview right after the movie wrapped, and she mentioned Brad Pitt's film runs about an hour and 45 minutes. This specific scene is only around 15 minutes.

placidseal18 said:it's-me-slav

Too-mi...👍

Desirée said:dangerous intentions 👍 👍
That is exactly what I was getting at...
though I would have picked that one scene where the three of them are together 👍

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Could it possibly be Wild Things?

analoglynx23 said:... so he just goes at her, raw and primal, right there over the sofa...

He could have "gone at" a slab of liver with that same "raw, primal" energy—honestly, I doubt there’d be much of a difference. For the (unfortunate) doctor, of course...

So, that "unfortunate" doctor actually turns out to be a total fanatic by the end of the movie... basically the villain.
If you can just step away from the usual feminist talking points about how women get humiliated in these kinds of films—and look closer at how that scene was actually shot—you’ll see that Verhoeven was really showing how much she actually enjoyed it, maybe even more than the guy did.
Everyone’s got their own thing, I guess. Here, the focus is really on the raw, brutal nature of the encounter—that sheer friction between the masculine and feminine energies that, when mashed together, create all these different levels of intensity.
Personally, I didn't get the vibe at all that the doctor was just some passive observer watching him work.

kowalski said:The "unfortunate" doctor actually turns out to be a fanatic by the end... a villain.

What does her ability to enjoy sex have, exactly, anything to do with it?

(By the way, she didn't "turn into a villain," but that's a completely different conversation...)

... and if you step away from the standard feminist trope about how women are humiliated in films like this...

In "films like this," subjectively speaking, one woman is being humiliated; women (plural) are humiliated in other, hyper-produced trash usually rated X...

... and if you look closer at how that scene is directed, you'll see Verhoeven actually showed how much she enjoyed it, maybe even more than him.

You know, I’d argue that Lyman (quite effectively) showed how much that forgettable businessman-criminal enjoyed being whipped; however, that still doesn't mean I find a scene like that sexy or provocative.

... preferences vary...

That's exactly my point!

... the emphasis here is on the rawness and brutality of the encounter, the contrast between male and female dynamics, which when merged, create a wide range of intensity.

Not quite. The focus here is on the idiotic, infantile depiction (of almost every) man's idea of "what a woman (obviously, every woman) actually needs." Which is... well, pathetic. Pretty much.

it didn't really seem to me like the doctor was experiencing his work phlegmatically.

Acting, kiddo. Ever heard of it?