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Flojangles
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43 Posts
7/07
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 1:36AM
Sometimes, while watching the Cinemax and Showtime late night adult films and series, I wonder if some of the sex acts are real.
I know that there are laws against having un-simulated sex on television, but I was thinking that maybe some of these movies contain real sex, and that the camera angles and other techniques hide this.
Another possibility is that some of these movies are actually hardcore movies that have been edited or slightly re-shot for television.
Does anyone know anything about this? I have been very curious for a while now.
SashaGrey
Member

472 Posts
7/06
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 2:55AM
It depends.
As far as I know, Cinemax work is simulated.
Some hardcore scenes have a soft-core scene to follow, for example Naughty America, and Vivid do this. Performers can then chose if they still want to have sex or simply simulate. Or...some companies use two cameras, one in which captures everything but the penetration i.e.: Digital Playground.


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junglew
Senior Member

1042 Posts
12/02
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 3:40PM
Some of the newer movies on Cinemax are showing glimples of chock and vagina. Times they are changing. Is Cinemax making some of these movies. I am getting tired of Nicole Sheridan.
I remember hearing Marie Arnold who was doing softcore in the 70's said to her partner who was poking her with his hidden erect penis to just put it in. She later did hardcore.
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benderset
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477 Posts
8/06
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 3:45PM
HBO is to said to have a new show coming out called "TELL ME YOU LOVE ME" but from what I have read the sex is to have penetration
Edited by - benderset on 8/5/2007 3:51:53 PM
Derek117
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1605 Posts
1/06
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 4:09PM
^I think what you're referrng to is a Showtime series called "Californication" with David Duchovny, who although he is most famous for the "X-Files" TV series, also starred in Zalman King's cable softcore ground-breaker, "Red Shoe Diaries."
As for the "real sex" aspect on cable TV, it all sounds like a producer's PR stunt to create some "buzz" for a new show in a very competitive market. What I recall is that there may be male frontal nudity--not penetration.
A couple of years ago an indie movie, "The Brown Bunny," had a scence in which mainstream actress Chloe Sevigny gave an actor a real blowjob as part of the movie. The film, um, sucked--and the PR was all around the presence of a real blowjob in a mainstream film. Chloe's career, btw, took a temporary nosedive, and she still won't be considered for many serious productions by folks in Hollywood and NYC.
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Edited by - hardware on 8/5/2007 5:53:16 PM
 
benderset
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477 Posts
8/06
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 5:15PM
No its HBO's "TELL ME YOU LOVE ME" heres alittle Ive read about it
HBO Series To Show Woman Masturbating Her Husband: [ send to a friend ]
When a reporter asked Larry David what he thought of HBO's upcoming series "Tell Me You Love Me," about three middle-class couples, David looked confused until someone explained that the show would be full of "bosoms and things." "I'm in favor of that!", he said.
And "bosoms and things" may not be a bad description for this new HBO series that is already creating buzz over its explicit sex scenes. Word is the show will set a new precedent for prime-time TV when it has its premiere in September.
No previous series, has dared show anything even close to this much skin. Don't believe us? The first episode, for example, finds a woman in her 30s masturbating her husband to orgasm, with the entire act and all relevant body parts plainly visible.
Yes, it appears HBO is desperately trying to keep viewers since "The Sopranos," by far the network's top-rated show, is history. But HBO officials insist this is not the case. They say that people don't sign up just for shows like "The Sopranos."
Free from the government-mandated content restrictions and now without its leading show, HBO is letting it all hang out. It will be interesting to see whether the show is quitely embraced or openly chastised as we get closer to its premiere.
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Edited by - hardware on 8/5/2007 5:54:25 PM
Derek117
Senior Member

1605 Posts
1/06
Posted - Aug 5 2007 : 7:40PM
You're right. I guess HBO is trying to push the limits. I'll be very surprised if they actually show a woman pulling a guy's willie. But, I'm going to watch.
Thanks for correcting me.
junglew
Senior Member

1042 Posts
12/02
Posted - Aug 6 2007 : 1:03AM
HBO is going from a day in August 07 where it refuses to show even a glimpse of a soft penis to a day in September 07 where it shows an erect penis being stroked not by himself but by a women lying next to him. Things usually come in small stages. That is the way hardcore was introduced into the theater in the early 70's by a doctor introducting an erect penis in a sex education lesson. You must remember that shows like " Sex In The City, "L Word" and even "Desperate Housewives" were supposed to be these groundbreaking preformances and all we got was maybe a boob or ass shot every 4th show. xxx on HBO in September, I hope I am wrong but understand when I have been hyped before.
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Flojangles
Member

43 Posts
7/07
Posted - Aug 6 2007 : 3:35AM
I hear that the producers of Tell Me You Love Me are using "realistic props" and that the close-ups are in fact those props, rather than the actual genitalia of the actors. To me, it sounds a bit silly, because if the props are that realistic, they might as well just show the real thing. I am pretty sure that the same restrictions against showing extreme content would apply to anything that looks exactly like said extreme content.



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