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| Mythsong Member 306 Posts 8/02 |  Posted - Jul 6 2003 : 11:08PMIs this a contradiction in terms? Maybe, but maybe not. If we see a well scripted and acted movie, that shows clear erotica between couples, then I see no reason why we can't have "nastier" sex acts. So long as they're done in such a way as to not just be a showcase of the action itself, but a natural expression of what the partners are enjoying. My next question, of course, is can anybody give an example of any erotica with such "nastier" scenes? I don't know if such a movie exists, but my first thought would be something along the lines of an adult version of Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, which could include things like DP. (Since they all end up in bed together, such group situations would be reasonable. Ideally with some bi or MM bits also.) There could also be other acts that are brought up in the course of discussion and tried out in the course of their "experimentation". Actually, now that I think of this, that kind of plot would be a good vehicle for YogaGrrl's script. Or, if she doesn't do it, maybe it would be a good basis for one of my own (if I ever actually do something like that). Oh, and please don't mention The Fashionistas as an example of an extreme couple's movie. Edited by - Mythsong on Jul 7 2003 [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Jul 7 2003 : 12:10AM [Link] |
| Goldmember Member 518 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Jul 7 2003 : 12:27AM I think some nasty nasty sex in the right context can make for some excellent couples viewing. For example I might suggest that there are more than a few adventurous couples that would enjoy a good Tanya Hyde flick. [Link] |
| Mythsong Member 306 Posts 8/02 | Posted - Jul 7 2003 : 1:29AM But - let's consider Taboo for a minute. Pretend that instead of the "standard" orgy scene that Kay Parker goes to, she goes to a BDSM dungeon instead. We see all of the same characters, with all of the same story lines and personal interactions, except that we throw in something a bit different in one scene. Personally, I'd still think of that changed version of Taboo as a couples movie. It all comes down to context and how the sex is presented. In almost every "nasty" movie it shows signs of abuse and (almost always) women not enjoying themselves but being forced into it. There's no light hearted banter or laughter, before, after, or during, to indicate that it's just another form of affection and sexual expression between two people. (Of course, there's also no getting to know these people and their lives either.) Edited by - Mythsong on 7/7/2003 1:39:33 AM [Link] |
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