The noir thriller Original Sin, has received a lot of attention over the sex scenes. Jolie says the press has picked up on that part of the film because so many other parts need to be kept under the covers.
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Original Sin is set in late 19th century Cuba during the Spanish rule,[5][6] and flashes back and forth from the scene of a woman awaiting her execution while telling her story to a priest to the actual events of that story.
Back in the mise en scene, Julia finishes her story and asks the priest to pray with her. The next morning the guards come to her cell to take her to her execution, only to find the priest kneeling in her clothing.
In the movie Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie share a very controversial sex scene that drew much attention to the movie when it was released. Most of the scene is shown from a camera above them, in which Jolie's breasts and buttocks and Banderas' buttocks are completely shown. In the scene, Banderas fondles and kisses Jolie's breasts. It is implied that Jolie's character gives oral sex to Bandera's character and Bandera's gives anal sex to Jolie though it is not fully shown in either case. During the middle of the scene Jolie's left leg is actually bent all the way up over Banderas' shoulder as they continue to have sexual intercourse and this was considered too graphic by a lot of people. At the end, there is an implied, once again not shown, orgasm for both of them. The scene is widely considered as one of the most graphic sex scenes of all time. [12]The scene is considered almost softcore pornography by many viewers, to the point it is rumoured that Jolie and Banderas actually had sexual intercourse for the scene. However, Jolie said in an interview that it was a very tough scene to shoot and that it required complete trust as they were both completely naked. [13] The scene is so sensual that it had to be heavily cut to achieve a R-Rating. [14]
From the director's commentary, he's spoke about how he made several cuts to the first sex scene to avoid a nc-17 rating. (Wish he'd release that version.) There's also talk that both actors refuse to wear crotch patches. Antonio's real life wife Melanie Griffith was there in the room to make sure both of them did not fuck for real. Betcha Antonio was erect and hung as hell.
This scene is fucking sexy I don't know how Antonio didn't fucked that cunt for real I mean when that whores boobs jiggles I cummed so hard , when he was fucking her from behind that was also so sexy , and when the camera was focusing on that slut's perfect tits man that was so satisfying I hope Angelina jolie do more scene like that where she get fucked so hard like a whore
"1:29 he fucks her hard from the front and her breasts jiggle up and down quickly. This is so unbelievably freakin hot!"Indeed a very hot scene. I also like how first he looks down while humping her watching his cock sliding in and out than looking up at her bouncing breasts and finally the camera goes up showing Angelinas beautiful face full of pleasure and enjoyment while she moans and grunts with relish.Simply love that scene. Cant even count anymore how often I have masturbated watching it.
They had to totally fuck in that scene. There's no way in hell that he could have been that tight on her when he had her leg up in the air. Would swap my left nut to be in his place. She is so totally smokin' hot
SEX/NUDITY 8 - There's a lot of cleavage throughout, several shots of a woman's bare breasts, some sexual innuendo, some explicit sex talk, and some talk of visiting prostitutes. A man and a woman neck and kiss several times, often passionately. There are a couple of scenes in a bordello, and one is explicit: prostitutes walk around topless, smiling and inviting men; we see a few through open doors. One is sitting on a man's lap and moves rhythmically (she's clothed); one open door reveals a woman breast-feeding her baby; another reveals a naked prostitute sponging and cleaning herself. There are a couple of sex scenes. One is extended: the married participants are nude and we see several shots of the woman's breasts -- the man gropes her bosom a couple of times. We see them from different angles, including from above, as they are entangled with the man on top, and between the woman's legs. The woman's head also moves toward the man's crotch and judging from his facial expression she's presumably engaged in fellatio. During another scene a couple shares a small metal bathtub. We see them lying in it and the woman is topless. We see a topless woman riding a horse during a street carnival. A man tries to seduce a woman, kisses the top of her cleavage, holds her from behind and undoes her dress. She then makes him leave. A man grabs a woman and gropes her while talking to her (he's being both threatening and sexually inviting). She seems conflicted between passion and revulsion. Several men impose themselves on a woman. We see one grabbing at her crotch; she seems resigned and does not resist, and the scene ends. Two men are struggling and one man flicks his tongue at the other man and then kisses him hard on the mouth. We see a totally naked man from behind. A man spits in a woman's mouth, and a man uses a knife to make a small incision on the back of an apparently acquiescent woman, right under several scars from previous incisions (the context seems sadomasochistic). We see a naked young girl (the context is not sexual).
A cracking start to the much-missed teen drama. Unlike the first season of the original series, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin feels much darker. Overall, an exciting episode that bodes well for the rest of the season.
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284 Reviews strategies in his method of composition. Alford has shown elsewhere that Langland's quotations are an important part of the meaning and the artistry of the poem. This essay extends that argument by applying it to an entire scene. Even more ambitious in its scope is Blythe's wide-ranging attempt to demonstrate the centrality of language in Piers Plowman, which she reads as a relendess quest for verbal truth. Certainly, there is ample evidence presented here of the pervasiveness of the theme, and the introduction of the opposing motifs of 'sins of the tongue' and 'prudent speech' provides an interesting context for reading the poem. Overall, however, the argument seems to lack a clear statement of how this theme correlates with other central themes and motifs in the work. The remaining essays deal with materials which are more explicitiy religious, in particular with pastoral literature, Biblical exegesis, and homiletics. Particularly interesting are those of Minnis on scriptural and exegetical styles, Emery on monastic 'collectaria', and Doyle, who edits an allegorical prose text based on the phrase 'lectulus nosterfloridus'. Goering makes effective use of Ockham's razor to show that Richard of Wetheringsett, the author of the Summa 'Qui bene presunt' is the same person as the Richard of Leicester and Richard Grant who are named in some of the manuscripts as the author of the work. The Speculum special forum stressed the importance of focussing on the manuscript culture of the Middle Ages, a culturetiiat'did not simply live with diversity [but] cultivated it'. In its own way, a festschrift also cultivates diversity. This one in particular, by presenting a wide range of subjects and approaches under the broad heading of philological studies not only cultivates but celebrates diversity. In so doing it appropriately pays tribute to the scholar it seeks to honour. Peter Whiteford Department of English Victoria University of Wellington Payer, Pierre J., The bridling of desire: views of sex in the later Middle Ages, Toronto/Buffalo/London, University of Toronto Press, 1993; cloth; pp. ix, 285; R.R.P. 23.00/US$39.00. Surveying theological texts from the middle of the twelfth century to the middle of the fourteenth century, Pierre Payer examines what he sees as 'an emerging consensus about what was thought to be the correct theological Reviews 285 and moral account of sex' (p. 9). His interpretive study of texts aims to balance Dominican and Franciscan sources, and to take account of developments in Canon Law during the period. Payer's tide, the bridling of desire, expresses a common medieval theme, which treated desire, in the sense of concupiscence, as a postlapsarian force that had to be reined in. Chapter One, 'Paradise', surveys scholastic enquiries into the nature of pleasure between A d a m and Eve, and theological speculation about the possibility of virginity in paradise, including the reception of Augustine's conjecture that the same pathway through which menstrual discharge passed could have served for the introduction of the male seed, thus preserving 'female integrity' (p. 36). 'The Fall, original sin and concupiscence' are the subjects of Chapter Two. This leads to the core of the book in Chapters Three to Five on marriage, covering legitimate and problematic reasons for marital relations. In the final two chapters, the virtues of temperance, continence, chastity, and virginity are examined. Throughout the texts, the aim of bridling desire either through the institution of marriage or through the ideology of chastity is reiterated. Payer deftly explicates some very convoluted instances of theological reasoning. The straightforward metaphor of the marriage debt, for instance, becomes abstract indeed once it is brought into play with ancient Christian traditions forbidding sex under particular circumstances. This gave rise to the casuistry of marital debt and to its many conflicting judgements. Roland of Cremona voiced the opinion that a married person could never sin in paying the debt, while Albert the Great concerned himself with justifying male inability to pay it (pp. 94-96). The conjugal debt itself became enforceable upon the consummation of marriage, yet either party had the right to enter the religious life within two months after the marriage ceremony, givingriseto interpretations on whether enforcing... 2ff7e9595c
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