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Oral *** – Blue Valentine (2010)
The authenticity in this scene between Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams is the entire reason why Blue Valentine was originally rated NC-17. Enough said.
The Affair – Chloe (2009)
In this film, a woman (Julianne Moore) hires an ****** (Amanda Seyfried) to seduce her husband, and then ends up getting seduced herself, culminating in this steamy scene. Seyfried is seriously at her best, and I would apologize that the clip is in a different language, but I doubt anyone even noticed.
Annette & Sebastian –Cruel Intentions (1999)
This cherry-popping scene between Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe is heightened by the fact that these two actors were already in a serious relationship outside the film. The chemistry is tangible, and really makes us wish Reese and Ryan could have somehow made it work.
Library Scene – Atonement (2007)
Nothing is sexier than two immensely attractive people going at it a few rooms down from a huge dinner party. Cecilia and Robbie really were amazing together, and then stupid Briony had to ruin everything with her lies. WE HATE YOU BRIONY. Well, at least we can watch this scene over and over (and over and over) again and pretend they ended up together.
The First Time – Blue Is The Warmest Color (2013)
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The film tracks the relationship between two women as comes of age while experimenting with a same-*** relationship. This particular scene clocks in at a surprising seven minutes, and features very graphic *** between the two main characters. This one almost didn’t make the list simply because there’s an argument to be made that the scene is actually ****. But it’s technically in a movie, so here it is.
Ice Cube Scene – Nine ½ Weeks (1986)
In this film starring Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke, the two characters enter into an impersonal affair, featuring this creative use of an ice cube.
The authenticity in this scene between Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams is the entire reason why Blue Valentine was originally rated NC-17. Enough said.
The Affair – Chloe (2009)
In this film, a woman (Julianne Moore) hires an ****** (Amanda Seyfried) to seduce her husband, and then ends up getting seduced herself, culminating in this steamy scene. Seyfried is seriously at her best, and I would apologize that the clip is in a different language, but I doubt anyone even noticed.
Annette & Sebastian –Cruel Intentions (1999)
This cherry-popping scene between Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe is heightened by the fact that these two actors were already in a serious relationship outside the film. The chemistry is tangible, and really makes us wish Reese and Ryan could have somehow made it work.
Library Scene – Atonement (2007)
Nothing is sexier than two immensely attractive people going at it a few rooms down from a huge dinner party. Cecilia and Robbie really were amazing together, and then stupid Briony had to ruin everything with her lies. WE HATE YOU BRIONY. Well, at least we can watch this scene over and over (and over and over) again and pretend they ended up together.
The First Time – Blue Is The Warmest Color (2013)
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The film tracks the relationship between two women as comes of age while experimenting with a same-*** relationship. This particular scene clocks in at a surprising seven minutes, and features very graphic *** between the two main characters. This one almost didn’t make the list simply because there’s an argument to be made that the scene is actually ****. But it’s technically in a movie, so here it is.
Ice Cube Scene – Nine ½ Weeks (1986)
In this film starring Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke, the two characters enter into an impersonal affair, featuring this creative use of an ice cube.
