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A sex scene Sex and the City: The Movie a movie has to accomplish a lot. Far from just depicting two characters or more doing it, a love scene should progress the story in some way, or tell the audience something new that they didn't know about a character before. Ideally, a good sex scene should also be hot, without being exploitative of the actors, or perpetrating demeaning tropes and cliches about sex. For filmmakers, writing and directing sex scenes can be like walking a tightrope, with "too explicit" on one side, and "cringeworthy" on the other. Here are several moments from film which we feel thread that needle expertly, including a number of handpicked scenes from porn star and director Joanna Angel. Atonement is a film about war, love, class differences, and regret, but mostly it's a film about two people who are incandescently horny for each other. The scene in which Robbie and Cecilia finally consummate their long-simmering attraction in the library during a fancy dinner party is Sex and the City: The Movie of shadows and muted gasps, which heighten the sense of intimacy as well as the scandalous nature of the act—which will be tragically misinterpreted by an onlooker. The movie itself isn't great, but the scene features Charlize Theron in an all-white lace bodysuit, so there's that. Not only does this scene sell the hell out of Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen's sexual chemistry, it also subverts expectation by having Theron's character a workaholic politician by the one who is freaky in the bedroom. It's rare for rom-coms to be so bawdy, and even rarer still for the female character to be the one who gets to express their desires and expectations in the bedroom. Joanna Angel: As a porn director, I know there are many, many logistical issues that come with shooting sex in a swimming pool. If there's too much sun, it can cause unflattering reflections; if there's not enough sun, that's a problem, too. Who wants to see people getting it on in a pool on a cloudy day? Plus, there's inevitably going to be at least one girl on set who's like, "I hope this isn't a problem, but I can't get my hair extensions wet. Of course it's a problem. But in the classic Wild Things, Neve Campbell and Denise Richards have the perfect pool sex scene, all without freaking out about their extensions. After almost beating the crap out of each other, they make out under the perfect moonlight before seamlessly segueing into a steamy sex scene. It's Hollywood. Anything can happen. Ennis and Jack's first sexual encounter in the tent is urgent and raw in every senseand is a pivotal moment in the story. It also sent out some pretty inaccurate information regarding the act of anal sex to viewers, many of whom had never seen it depicted on- screen before. At this point in the movie, Quincy and Monica have known each other since they were kids, and their first love scene encapsulates that culmination of years Sex and the City: The Movie attraction, as well as the sheer awkwardness of crossing that line with your best friend. Set to a sultry rendition of 'This Woman's Work', the scene gives the two characters time and space to be naked in front of each other, both figuratively and literally, before they have sex. In Meet Joe BlackBrad Pitt's body is taken over by Death himself, and Pitt plays the character as one who is full of mystery and secret knowledge. Claire Forlani, meanwhile, Sex and the City: The Movie percent human, and it is she who guides Pitt through what is essentially his first sexual experience in this scene which explores the innocent, loving side of Death. Alas or, I guess, thankfully? But I'll always have this adorable scene featuring disgruntled teen Veronica Sawyer Winona Ryder and equally disgruntled yet also psychotic teen JD Christian Slater in the cult classic Heathers. Not only does this montage feature two incredibly sexy actors— Ryan Reynolds and Morena Baccarin—but it also serves as a highly efficient piece of storytelling. By checking in with Wade and Vanessa's sex life on every major holiday including International Women's Daythe movie grants their relationship more weight than a lot of other superhero flicks, where the love interest often feels like an afterthought. It also gets to have the kind of R-rated fun that would feel out of place in The Avengers. Is there anything sexier than a game of cat-and-mouse between two people who are undeniably hot for each other? In this remake of the classic heist movie, Rene Russo has been investigating Pierce Brosnan for weeks—but the chase becomes Sex and the City: The Movie when she shows up to a black and white ball wearing RED and neither of them is able to keep up the pretense any longer. This scene between bored housewife Diane Lane and sexy foreign stud Olivier Martinez features some highly emotional and very, very sexy infidelity, which culminates with Lane crying and having an orgasm at the same time. The sex scene in Don't Look Nowadapted from the novella by Daphne Du Maurier, famously caused controversy when the film was first released. Shots of the married couple played by Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie having sex were interspersed with footage of them getting dressed to go out to dinner, making the scene in some ways a macrocosmic portrait of a marriage. Joanna Angel: This Notorious B. Did we mention she's wearing a schoolgirl outfit in this scene? While not technically a sex scene in that neither of the characters makes physical contact, this Sex and the City: The Movie from Bent is charged with desire. Max and Horst Clive Owen and Lothaire Bluteau are gay men in a concentration camp who are unable to touch or even look at each other—an obstacle they overcome in this scene by finding another way to be intimate. Whether they're talking about Jeopardy! This scene, where Harrelson playfully throws an irate Perez in the shower with their clothes on and turns the water on before the two have sex on the couch, is so damn cute and fun. Considering its entire premise is steeped in the politics and power of sex, Cruel Intentions Sex and the City: The Movie a relatively chaste movie. Aside from that memorable kiss between Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair, the film's only other real moment of passion Sex and the City: The Movie when Ryan Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon's characters sleep together. It's a reversal of their previous dynamic: Sebastian had all the power when he set out to seduce Annette, but he is just as vulnerable as she during their first time together. The hottest sex scene isn't actually a sex scene, but a masturbation Sex and the City: The Movie, in which Elio Chalamet is thinking about Oliver Hammer and Sex and the City: The Movie a fit of passion, confusion, and anger, masturbates inside of a peach. It's an odd yet incredibly sensual and romantic scene, and it's one of the most memorable moments of Sex and the City: The Movie movie. Jennifer Tilley is the quintessential femme fatale in this first encounter with Gina Gershon, having dropped an earring down the sink on purpose in order to have a pretext to be alone with her while her mafioso boyfriend is out of the apartment. The chemistry between the two women is instant and irrepressible, and they throw down right there and then. Joanna Angel: Basic Instinct raised the bar on sex scenes in Hollywood. Hell, it even gave some porn sex scenes a run for their money. This scene between cop Nick Curran Michael Douglas and sociopathic Sex and the City: The Movie novelist Catherine Trammell Sharon Stone is pure carnal attraction: it's just two beautiful people ravaging each other and having incredible orgasms. They're clutching the bed posts, scratching each other's backs, and just generally losing control, and it's just as hot now as it was more than 25 years Sex and the City: The Movie. Only kissing is shown between Rachel McAdams and Rachel Weisz here, but it is performed with such wanton lust that it feels like a consummation — just listen to all Sex and the City: The Movie moaning. It became something of a joke that the love scenes in Disobedience featured so much saliva; McAdams has since said that they used lychee- flavored lube to make those passionate kisses nice and wet. Joanna Angel: Normally, I hate how Hollywood depicts the adult industry. Most directors seem to think porn stars are either cartoonishly dumb, or that we're depraved pieces of trash. To be clear, we are neither. But Boogie Nights is a fantastic movie with a great cast, incredible writing, and really hot sex. When Amber Waves Julianne Moore demands that Dirk Diggler Mark Wahlberg finishes inside of her while they're shooting their first scene together… it gets me every time. It's one of the few instances where a movie shows a woman in porn not as a victim, but as a sexually empowered woman who has a lot of fun doing her job. Joanna Angel: I actually knew Natalie Portman as a child. Our parents ran in the same circles, so we attended a lot of the same Sex and the City: The Movie mitzvahs. I was competitive with her as a preteen, and that feeling has lingered into adulthood even though she's pretty clearly won, being a famous movie star and all. When I saw Darren Aronofsky's psychosexual thriller Black Swan, I had already established myself as a porn actor and director. I was wrong. The scene shows so much but so little: Portman's orgasms look and sound so gut-wrenchingly real, and you can see the fear and ecstasy in her face as she clenches the sheets. It's highly erotic, even though it doesn't show so much as a nipple. Joanna Angel: As someone who's had public sex more than a few times, I've always considered this train sex scene between sex worker Lana Rebecca de Mornay and ambitious high school student Joel a very young Sex and the City: The Movie Cruise a huge turn-on. It isn't so much the actual sex that's so hot as it is the build-up of sexual tension leading to that moment — but when they finally kick the last guy off the train, you know for sure that these two people need to have sex, and it's gonna be intense. The Phil Collins soundtrack also helps. Yes, I can feel it coming in the air tonight, Phil. Joanna Angel: I may have been the only person in America who liked this movie, but it's a zombie comedy-thriller featuring Megan Fox as a hot and horny demon and Amanda Seyfried as her plain Jane BFF: what's not to like, I ask you? The tension between the two of them builds throughout the whole movie, culminating with a slumber party makeout scene featuring Fox in tube shorts and underwear. The fact that it ends with a lot of blood doesn't detract from the fact that this is a sweet and sexy moment. Joanna Angel: This threesome scene between a tantric sex-obsessed drug dealer Desmond Askew and two stoned bridesmaids ends with the entire room going up in flames. So yes, it's a bit silly, but as the creator of movies with titles like Rock and Roll In My Butthole, silly is something I can certainly appreciate. Besides, imagine being so into your pleasure and the pleasure of your partners that you don't notice you're all about to burn to death until the very last possible moment. This scene is both literally and figuratively hot. Joanna Angel: The beloved cult movie Wet Hot American Summer is a goofy parody of s summer camp flicks, so it's not exactly known for its eroticism. Even Bradley Cooper says he loved shooting it. But this threesome scene toward the end of the Sex and the City: The Movie, which peaks with a liplock between Luna and Bernal, is probably the Sex and the City: The Movie, capturing a brief burst of passion in the heat of the moment. Joanna Angel: Directed by David Lynch, this movie is so confusing that it yields different interpretations every time you watch it. It's unclear if it's real or a dream, or if Betty is actually a woman named Diane, but what is clear is that the sex scene is beautiful and incredibly romantic, with a surging orchestral score and some deep, intense eye contact. When God's Own Country begins, Johnny is used to casual sexual encounters, often as a means of releasing his pent-up anger and frustrations. His first tryst with farmhand Georgi begins in much the same way, but the most erotic moment in the film happens when Georgi stops what the viewer presumes is going to be another rough sex act, and instead shows Johnny what real intimacy looks like. United States. Type keyword s to search. Today's Top Stories. The 21 Best Bourbons for Any Budget. Michael K. New World Pictures. TriStar Pictures. You win, Natalie. You win. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Where Are the Sex and the City Boyfriends Now?

A sequel to the smash TV show and its successful cinematic spin-off, the movie finds Carrie growing up, learning how to share a new apartment with now-husband Mr. Big Chris Nothand extending her passion for all things fashionable to the world of interior design. But the stylish settings aren't reserved for the married couple. The movie features a mix of inspiring interiors, from the familiar spaces of Charlotte Kristin Davis and Miranda Cynthia Nixon to a brand-new Times Square office for Samantha Kim Cattrall and even a luxurious, Moroccan-themed hotel. Click here to see the most beautiful spaces from the film. We would like to find out how to provide you with Sex and the City: The Movie best experience possible. Celebrity Style. Type keyword s to search. Today's Top Stories. Photo: Craig Blankenhorn. This content is created and maintained by a Sex and the City: The Movie party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. More From Celebrity Style. Sex and the City Movie Premiere - Pictures from Sex and the City Red Carpet

I tend to think of a third Sex and the City movie the same way I think of a mirage: It's fun to fantasize over for a second, but let's face it, it's not real. Maybe the mirage association isn't so random, considering I wasn't a fan of the desert-set second film—but we'll get to that in a second. Because what's worth noting today is that Sex and the City 3 is looking like a serious proposition for the first time. Michael Patrick King just gave an interview to EW driving home that the story for a "final chapter" has already formed in his head—and Sarah Jessica Parker approves of it too. Add in the seeming openness of the rest of the actresses, and you've got—well, not a no-brainer of a deal, but 60 percent of one. The other 40 percent of the convincing argument to make this movie comes from all of us, basically. We still reference Carrie Bradshaw on the reg. As Tanya summed it up so brilliantly in this post"Yes, we still care. And we're fine with that. What's more: You might have noticed there's a hole in the movie market right now shaped exactly like this idea. And if the next new Sex and the City: The Movie blockbuster has to come from old friends, so be it. So, yes: The timing is finally right. And the timing Sex and the City: The Movie finally urgent. Besides chasing that Bridesmaids gold ring, there's also the fact that there's a Sex and the City: The Movie line between "It's so refreshing that they took some space between sequels" and "Wait, what went down in the last one again? What went down in the last one, by the way, still kinda puzzles me. I loved, loved, loved the first SATC movie. The anticipation was out of control, from the announcement to the Fashion Week set run-up to the moment I settled into a cineplex seat on the Upper East Side with my best friends— after waiting in a ticket line that had stretched around the block. And the beautiful thing was, they really nailed it. Sex and the Citythe movie, had plenty of flash, but it was also real and complicated and sometimes sad. The genius four-calendar-seasons setup gave it the rich feel of a Sex and the City: The Movie season of the show. Charlotte's mommy stress, Carrie's marriage settling, Samantha's second round of libido fears, and Miranda's career break were no match for the riveting emotional arcs of the first movie. The more extravagant their Abu Dhabi jaunt got, the lower the stakes felt. I came to all these conclusions after watching it on demand, on a sick day, because I was unable to ignore the bad reviews when it came out. So maybe that's the reason I'd be down to see Sex and the City 3 — 2 just felt like too empty of a note to end on. And maybe, to an extent, that was the plan all along. But what is the last story that should be told about these women? What makes answering that so challenging is: I think Sex and the City: The Movie all already gotten the main things we wanted for them—and that presents some story difficulty. Charlotte is already a mother, her life's work as we know it complete, even on exhausting days. Miranda has been in a stable situation for years, and it would take some doing to get everyone on board with a Samantha-retiring-from-sexual- freedom ending. We're perhaps as attached to her independence as we are to Carrie and Big's coupled destiny. If expectations were high for the original movie adaptation, they'll be stratospheric for any film claiming to wrap the franchise. I wouldn't want to be in Michael Patrick King's shoes—but I'll wear them just for a second, and tell you a few things I'd love to see him do. Ignoring the recent past—and plumbing the ancient past. You can't come full circle without hearkening back Sex and the City: The Movie your beginnings, and diving deep into the girls' personal histories is one way to avoid retracing the other movies' steps. I'm talking the kind of bold plot points that would be inspired by them stumbling on their enthusiastic diaries from the year they turned Do I want to see Miranda doing midday yoga at her new, crunchy law firm? I want to see her reading Lean In and reaching new heights as a high-profile, ball-busting lawyer, maybe for Google. Bonus: scenes inside its super-cool Chelsea offices. I'd love for Charlotte to have a real, true reinvention, facilitated by her old gallery career—maybe she gets into experimental art circles and starts wearing black lipstick. She's into Lorde, OK? Samantha should finally be wising Sex and the City: The Movie to the fact that with her PR prowess, she can make anyone famous, including herself—so she does, becoming an ultra-famous life guru, a cross between Oprah and Dr. Ruth, who laughs in the face of cutout-dress age cutoffs. And Carrie? I'm gonna get some flak for this one, but I wouldn't mind seeing Carrie whose Russian-era internal struggle over not being a mother was so poignant and Big become flustered, late-in-life parents. Sticking to New York. Obviously, a final movie represents one last chance to feature the city—and how cool would it be to showcase elements that prove how Manhattan's landscape has changed since the show began? I'm thinking sunsets on the High Line and meetings in the new World Trade Center One—and, yes, the gals should obviously, Sex and the City: The Movie, accidentally end up in Williamsburg, land of the Girls girls and their mesh tank tops, at some point. Zeitgeist-y casting. All these years later, I still remember Jennifer Hudson 's performance as one of the most exciting things about the first movie. Not only was she fabulous and central to the action, but the choice itself was perfectly timed as J. What I'm trying to say is, this time around no film will be complete without Mindy Kaling in a substantial speaking role. Meta moments. Just as the series has been around long enough to be passed to a new generation of young women, so too should Carrie's writings be Sex and the City: The Movie a renaissance in the fictional SATC world. Not that renaissance equals worship—maybe Selena Gomez plays a snarky writer known for her teasing takes on Carrie's work. Tiny fan love letters. King said in that EW piece that he doesn't pay attention to fan feedback on the Internet—but he should, he should! It's basically a free cheat sheet to the SATC elements that still have the strongest holds on our hearts. So it tickles us now that Bradley Cooper and Justin Theroux played Carrie flings before they were famous? Bring 'em back! So we still regard Berger's breakup Post-it as the ultimate shameful goodbye? Call Ron Livingston's people—it's time for that guy to get his big- screen comeuppance. No, really. It is. But what do I know? Maybe the girls just buy their beloved diner to keep it from going under, leading to Samantha presiding over a Vanderpump Rules situation. What would you guys love to see happen in a third and final film? Topics movies sex and the city tv.