Most disrespectful? Definitely solo. Meg Ryan at the diner in Harry meets Sally. The hottest? All those from bed friends Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake. This is always a good opportunity for a good orgasm, whether you achieve it alone or with a partner. Today it is even more so. World Orgasm Day is celebrated on July 31st.. Twenty-four hours devoted to pleasure in all its most intimate nuances. Not only a celebration of eroticism, but also a great starting point for light-hearted reflections on sexual climax.
The origins of this piquant event are international: National Orgasm Day celebrated since 2015 first of all In Great Britain, in Australia and the USA. Italy certainly isn’t holding back, between social tam-tam and sex toys to be rediscovered. There is one more orgasm day On December 22, and on August 8 exclusively female pleasures are celebrated. Films that break all taboos and show the “big O” on the screen are very few even today. Orgasm first debuted in cinema 90 years ago. ecstasy Czech director Gustav Makati. The protagonist of one of the most censored scenes in history, a Hollywood diva. Hedy Lamarr then newbie. From Halle Berry V Monster Ball To Kevin Kline V A fish named Wandafor World Orgasm Day, here are the most iconic in cinema.
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Meg Ryan Harry meets Sally (1989)
In a romantic comedy dedicated to her, America’s sweetheart fakes an orgasm to demonstrate to a shocked Billy Crystal that women are very good at pretending. Meg Ryan came up with the idea of faking sexual climax by suggesting a public place, such as a diner, as a venue.
Hedy Lamarr in ecstasy (1933)
Orgasm made its film debut 90 years ago with Czech director Gustav Mahati. The star of one of the most scandalous scenes in history, Hollywood diva Hedy Lamarr. At 18, her real name was Hedwig Kiesler: she was the first actress to appear completely naked in a film, causing a stir. In the “offensive” scene, the woman’s face fills the screen as she climaxes with her lover. The film was condemned and branded as an indecent work at the time of its release.
Diane Keaton, née Sleeping (1977)
In the future, according to Woody Allen, couples will retire in a cylindrical machine, the Orgasmatron, capable of bringing two lovers to sexual orgasm in seconds.
Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake in bed friends (2011)
We don’t know which orgasm we love more, Mila’s wild moans or Justin’s sneezing orgasms!
Jane Fonda’s Barbarella (1968)
A sexy space traveler is exposed to the Excess Machine, a device that stimulates a woman until she dies of pleasure. But when they catch her Barbarella manages to destroy it thanks to its irresistible erotic charge.
Kevin Kline A fish named Wanda (1988)
The ridiculous orgasm of Oscar-winning Kevin Kline seducing Jamie Lee Curtis with Italian (originally Russian) accetto.
Jennifer Aniston in God’s week (2003)
Jen’s “demon-possessed” orgasm, burning with passion for the “divine” Jim Carrey.
Natalie Portman, née Black Swan (2010)
Dancer Darren Aronofsky reaches the pinnacle of pleasure in oral sex obtained by her rival, played by Mila Kunis. After this experience, Natalie Portman refused to film nude scenes even though she was never in this film. She takes off her clothes, including erotic hugs, but never exposes her body except for her back.
Halle Berry in Monster Ball (2001)
Oscar-winning Halle Berry’s liberating orgasm after Billy Bob Thorton’s cunnilingus. The actor said that filming these explicit sex scenes put his marriage to Angelina Jolie in crisis, with whom he was married from 2000 to 2003.
Ben Stiller Mad about Mary (1998)
To relieve tension before meeting the hotly contested Cameron Diaz, the nerd next door practices autoerotica. But the result is the “same” notorious hair gel.