10 Hottest Movie Sex Scenes

We know heading Last Tango in Paris in the list of the hottest sex scenes in the history of cinema today is a risk. But there is no doubt that the oil scene played a key role in shaping the collective erotic imagination after 1968. There is a clear imbalance between the sexes (even in the story that Maria Schneider gave in reality), but also a photograph of a violent era (or an era in search of new rules), which today needs to be read critically, without condemning it. advertising court. And the erotic power of Bertolucci’s cinema explodes, only to return more alive than ever in almost all of his subsequent works (see below).

It’s the first title that comes up when faced with two actors doing gymnastic scenes in the bedroom and wondering: did they really do it? According to legend, Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie were actually “gobbled up” on the set of the film. Don’t look now (original name of the Italian pasticciaccio, however, it has become a cult, like the film). It would be enough. The rest is done by the animalistic prowess of the actors, the “jazzy” direction of Nicholas Roeg and the backdrop of a psychothriller in which sex becomes just another weapon to be used. Without censorship.

remake Till the last breathThe masterpiece of Jean-Luc Godard, which marked the beginning of a new wave, was born as a sculpture (and remained so). But in his own way, he set the standard for erotic cinema. Richard Gere and Valerie Kapriski have taken the place of Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg, and certainly more “sbiotta” than they, limited to hints of a white sheet. And they are produced in full nudity (also him) and hot scenes between the bedroom and the pool (a tribute to David Hockney for staying “tall”). And today it is unattainable.

Father of all soft core film 80s. And a title that would convince at least a generation that a striptease (or, alternatively, a blindfold and an ice cube) is enough to ignite desire. Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger are two undeniable sex symbols (only “the basic InstinctSharon Stone and Michael Douglas) were both smitten with Adrian Lyne’s film: many years later, she was redeemed by an Oscar for Los Angeles Confidentialhe divinely decayed until he was resurrected with Wrestler. But two indestructible archetypes of cinematic eros remain. This summer is very hot, see you in the evening near the refrigerator.

Don’t put Stanley Kubrick between wife and husband. On the contrary: yes. The last masterpiece of the master, freely adapted from the novella. double dream Arthur Schnitzler, puts a real-time couple (Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman) to shamelessly portray the desire of all couples, between dreaming of orgies and intimacy in front of a bedtime mirror. A short circuit between truth and fiction, but also one of the most free and unsettling eros dives at the turn of the century (the last).

“I saw her kiss him, kiss her, kiss me” before it was summer catchphrase. Bernardo Bertolucci strikes again and, dwelling on the theme of youth and the itch of 1968, sets out one of the most beautiful triangles in the history of cinema. Even with a little incest, why not. Eva Green, Louis Garrel and Michael Pitt undress and mingle as they and we like between bathtubs and fan lounges. French May’s “big dream” comes down to this”My love“? Well, not bad.

Hot sequence between fields in the rain. But also seduction before ping-pong. With Scarlett Johansson’s explosively erotic (but always notoriously ironic) charge surrounded by the handsome if slightly stinky Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Woody Allen is signing his most incendiary drama ever. And it makes the sex scene look like this. en plein air almost the same as a year ago Pages of our lifestarring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, schoolgirls.

Two cowboys. Tent. The rest you can imagine. Literally. Directed by Ang Lee and starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal, the first hit gay drama is about sex between men when it wasn’t possible. And when, in the end, even in Hollywood it is impossible. So famous”stage attack“almost invisible. But it’s enough to make it one of the sexiest moments in history. Unforgettable also because it’s forbidden.

A dusty military tune? No, the film, directed by Joe Wright and based on the excellent novel by Ian McEwan, is a passionate drama that surprisingly delivers one of the hottest moments of cinema in the 2000s. against the library wall in her gorgeous emerald green dress, she’s hot. other than English itches…

Another round, another film that is today accused of being an anthem to so-called toxic masculinity. But it’s this restless and unsettling drift that Steve McQueen wants to analyze, making “sex addict” Michael Fassbender the protagonist of some of the most unsettling erotic scenes seen on screen in recent years. To shamelessly use him as a “male object”, also thanks to the extraordinary performance of an actor who is not afraid to strip (sorry).

This also raises the question, at least logical: Adele Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux make love for real, on the screen? Abdellatif Kechiche’s look – some say too misogynistic, oh well – makes us believe it, but it’s two very good actresses who imitate this passionate act with impressive adherence to reality. A masterpiece of eros, but also of emotion. Kechiche will return to tell the story of love and sex between young people in Mektub, my love: song oneand again accused of objectifying the female body: it seems to us that there is only truth, without shame.

Don’t give Timothée Chalamet the catch. And maybe yes: one of the hottest (and at the same time paradoxically funny) moments ever seen, regarding do-it-yourself sex education, will surface. And don’t put them in your bedroom at night, Armie Hammer. maybe yes(again): the result is one of the most gently erotic episodes in modern cinema, thanks to Luca Guadagnino and his sensibility as a narrator of current fluidity. Ah, the main characters of all this are two people: and what’s the difference (finally).