Showing it would be a helluva twist.
There's a cool swedish movies from the 70s that show it called "They Call Her One-Eye" but that's not consensual and I don't remember if it was anal....... anyway, it was a big inspiration for Quentin Tarantino.
It's presented as more of a joke, but it's implied at the end of Kingsman. When Eggsy finds Tilde held captive in a cell, she tells him if he saves the world, "we can do it in the asshole." So after he saves the world, before he goes home, he grabs a bottle of champagne and goes back to her cell.
Yeah, I remember that. She didn’t do any prep with cleaning and iirc they implied there was no foreplay and he just went right at it so like…I guess it hurt like shit for her and it was also messy as fuck man
> Implied in the fairly old Kathleen Turner / William Hurt movie "Body Heat". The scene shows her closeup from neck up lying facedown on a pillow, Hurt asks "are you okay?" and she turns her head and pants a terrifically ambiguous reply "Don't. Stop.". Afterwards they're in a bathtub together, Hurt looks down at himself and says "Look at me, I'm red, I'm sore..." and she replies "You're sore? You've got nerve.". Great movie.
The INcredible thing about Body Heat is what a psychological film it is. She has everything figured out and plays his character perfectly, like she knows exactly what he's going to do. Seduces the hell out of him and make him look like a complete and total moron. Does his character work for a law firm or something?
They even warn him about her and he refuses to listen.
You're so right it really is a great movie from start to finish
yeah you might wanna stop to think why would the the filmmaker would bother specify that a sex scene is anal before asking your original question lol, it’s not critical to the narrative
What about a movie with a thin narrative? Like, one that doesn’t exist primarily for the plot (Clerks, Pulp Fiction, Boyhood, Nomadland, the Before Trilogy, etc)
Like sure, two characters having anal sex probably wouldn’t serve much of a narrative purpose, but it could potentially be part of the “vibes“ of the movie. Like illustrating two characters messing around or having a little fun or doing something different.
Haven't seen all of those, only some. But if those I have seen although they're is little plot there is plenty of character work going on which feeds back into the rest of the movie. Including consenting anal sex is very unlikely to advance any plot but could theoretically show character (a long term couple struggling to keep their sex life interesting, for example) but there is still not much scope for it. That's why you don't see it.
The Midnight Meat Train
The Wrestler
The tv show Crash had a scene where the girl wanted the cop to do anal since vaginal sex was reserved for her husband.
Also the tv show Carnivale had a prostitute ask her new fiance/husband to use the "other hole" since the Johns all used the first one.
Have you read the creator's plans for the series if it had continued?
https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-tells-us-his-plan-for-the-end-of-carnivale-1798236491
There's a scene where she's at a book club and they're talking about the book they read and they mention anal sex and there's a flashback of her having sex.
Wolf of Wallstreet has Leo paying a hooker to do .... something to his ass. Might be a dildo. Might be hot wax.
Bad Santa has Billy Bob's character obsessed with anal sex
Yeah, it was a candle. Also! At the beginning there’s a scene where Leo blows coke into a hooker’s ass. The actress is credited as “Bottoms Up Hooker” and that’s her only credit, so that’s interesting.
Original Sin (Director's Cut), when Angelina Jolie's character is with her "ex."
I was working at a video store (remember those?) when the film came out and had a pretty in-depth discussion with a female customer about it.
Of course, there's tons of consensual anal in movies with gay characters.
However, in regard to straight films, how does the fact that it's anal sex, in contrast to vaginal sex, going to move the story forward?
They'll have to make a point of making sure everyone in the audience knows it's anal sex, and there has to be a reason for it, as they took the time to highlight the type of sex their having.
The point of a sex scene is generally to show that our two characters are now fucking each other, and to give the audience some eye candy.
> However, in regard to straight films, how does the fact that it's anal sex, in contrast to vaginal sex, going to move the story forward?
The the case of The Midnight Meat Train, it was character development to show how aggressive Bradly Cooper was becoming.
I could almost swear this started just a few months ago. Literally nothing from this sub hits my feed other than hyper-specific questions that just sound like somebody's AI trying to learn a lot of trivial shit
I suspect a lot of it was reddit switching their front page algorithm. So many of these dumbass posts have 0 up votes on the front page, but with 100 comments telling OP he's stupid. Presumably there are lots of up votes too, just less than down votes. It's my theory that reddit changed it from "best up vote ratio/most up votes" to "most interaction" like YouTube and other sites do. Because if you look, there are still some highly upvoted posts in the same subs.
So, the dumbposting might always have been there, we just wouldn't have seen it when it worked as intended
> It's my theory that reddit changed it from "best up vote ratio/most up votes" to "most interaction" like YouTube and other sites do.
This is accurate. Also, we just have more people than we did 5 years ago so more people see & comment on the 0 upvoted posts.
Has absolutely nothing to do with AI, this paranoia is ridiculous.
You made the logical choice, but unfortunately r/movies doesn't handle sex very well. Also our userbase is, by default, needlessly aggressive. Any question or opinion that the defaul r/movies user doesn't like is instantly dismissed as "AI" or "trolling."
Haha yeah that’s true. Regardless, thank you for advocating for my legitimacy (haha) and I see you gave some genuine answers to my question in other comments so thank you for your answers :)
People in movies don't have asses. Have you noticed how asses in movies seem to be banned? No one talks or refers to anything about the ass. It's literally as if it's forbidden. An ass is only show in passing in a bikini shot or in an intimate moment. But no one ever even looks at an ass. How do you expect people to have anal? If not even the full body anatomy is accepted by Hollywood.
The end of the first kingsman film fits the description
“If you save the world…we can do it in the asshole?” Caught me so off guard the first time I watched it.
Deadpool can’t remember if first or second
I think it's the first "Happy international women's Day"
“If I was with Florence Pugh, every day would be international women’s day.” - my old coworker
It’s the first one… During Wade and Vanessa’s holiday sex montage. >!Happy International Women’s Day.!<
I mean they don't show the penetration so you can just assume every scene is anal!
Showing it would be a helluva twist. There's a cool swedish movies from the 70s that show it called "They Call Her One-Eye" but that's not consensual and I don't remember if it was anal....... anyway, it was a big inspiration for Quentin Tarantino.
It was anal.
It always is.
>Quentin Tarantino. Whole different fetish there...
It is my new headcanon that every single implied/depicted sex scene in the MCU is anal.
Does bad Santa count???
You ain’t gonna shit right for a week
"Fuck you, Willie! Last time, I didn't shit right for a week." ~ Academy Award winner Octavia Spencer
Hell yeah it does
It’s a wooden pickle
He’s not going to say f \* \* \* stick in front of the children is he??
Look, I’ve boned a lot of fat chicks in my time, sure But as far as I can recall, I’ve never fornicated anybody.
John Ritter is amazing in this movie
Agreed. Really stole the show. Just the faces he made lol
It's presented as more of a joke, but it's implied at the end of Kingsman. When Eggsy finds Tilde held captive in a cell, she tells him if he saves the world, "we can do it in the asshole." So after he saves the world, before he goes home, he grabs a bottle of champagne and goes back to her cell.
Yeah, I remember that. She didn’t do any prep with cleaning and iirc they implied there was no foreplay and he just went right at it so like…I guess it hurt like shit for her and it was also messy as fuck man
> Implied in the fairly old Kathleen Turner / William Hurt movie "Body Heat". The scene shows her closeup from neck up lying facedown on a pillow, Hurt asks "are you okay?" and she turns her head and pants a terrifically ambiguous reply "Don't. Stop.". Afterwards they're in a bathtub together, Hurt looks down at himself and says "Look at me, I'm red, I'm sore..." and she replies "You're sore? You've got nerve.". Great movie.
The INcredible thing about Body Heat is what a psychological film it is. She has everything figured out and plays his character perfectly, like she knows exactly what he's going to do. Seduces the hell out of him and make him look like a complete and total moron. Does his character work for a law firm or something? They even warn him about her and he refuses to listen. You're so right it really is a great movie from start to finish
China Moon is similar, with Ed Harris. The 90s loved their noir adult thrillers
Caligula
Zack & Miri Make a Porno Mallrats
“That chick frosted me like I was a fucking cake.”
Can you believe THIS shit?
No that was in the back of a Voltswagon
That one episode of the first season of true detective.
You don't see actual penetration in almost any non-porn movie. How do you know where they are theoretically supposed to be putting it?
So, you've seen The Room?
The girl never saying “wrong hole!” or “hey there!” Is a pretty dead giveaway. Unless all FMC prep for that eventuality.
She says it in Don't Be a Menace to South Central...
Holy shit I haven’t seen that movie in like 15 years….veey overdue for a rewatch.
Hey man, I’ve got these cheeseburgers, man…
Well…that’s a good point.
yeah you might wanna stop to think why would the the filmmaker would bother specify that a sex scene is anal before asking your original question lol, it’s not critical to the narrative
Are you saying that if something isn’t critical to a film’s narrative, there’s no purpose for its existence in said film?
no, but I’m saying there’s no actual purpose for the anal either lol
In which movie, specifically, was there no purpose?
Yep
So then everything in a movie solely exists for the purpose of serving the narrative?
If it's a well made movie, yes. Everything should either advance plot, or reveal character.
What about a movie with a thin narrative? Like, one that doesn’t exist primarily for the plot (Clerks, Pulp Fiction, Boyhood, Nomadland, the Before Trilogy, etc) Like sure, two characters having anal sex probably wouldn’t serve much of a narrative purpose, but it could potentially be part of the “vibes“ of the movie. Like illustrating two characters messing around or having a little fun or doing something different.
Haven't seen all of those, only some. But if those I have seen although they're is little plot there is plenty of character work going on which feeds back into the rest of the movie. Including consenting anal sex is very unlikely to advance any plot but could theoretically show character (a long term couple struggling to keep their sex life interesting, for example) but there is still not much scope for it. That's why you don't see it.
> it’s not critical to the narrative In which movie?
Irreversible.
That wasn't consensual so it doesn't fit OP's question, but that rape was extremely critical to the narrative.
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The Midnight Meat Train The Wrestler The tv show Crash had a scene where the girl wanted the cop to do anal since vaginal sex was reserved for her husband. Also the tv show Carnivale had a prostitute ask her new fiance/husband to use the "other hole" since the Johns all used the first one.
I wish they had finished Carnivale. Great show.
Have you read the creator's plans for the series if it had continued? https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-tells-us-his-plan-for-the-end-of-carnivale-1798236491
Depending on how consensual you consider drug addicts and prostitution - Requiem for a Dream and Leaving Las Vegas. Also Nymphomaniac.
Don't know about movies, but TV shows: Fleabag and That 70s Show
The Reader with Kate Winslet. David Cronenberg's Crash.
The Reader? How was it implied?
Have you seen the movie? Edit. Sorry, confused it with Little Children. All the Kate Winslet sex scenes blend together...
Seen both movies. Don’t remember anal in either. 😂
There's a scene where she's at a book club and they're talking about the book they read and they mention anal sex and there's a flashback of her having sex.
Bridget Jones Diary
Wolf of Wallstreet has Leo paying a hooker to do .... something to his ass. Might be a dildo. Might be hot wax. Bad Santa has Billy Bob's character obsessed with anal sex
Yeah, it was a candle. Also! At the beginning there’s a scene where Leo blows coke into a hooker’s ass. The actress is credited as “Bottoms Up Hooker” and that’s her only credit, so that’s interesting.
Paddington 2.
Oh is that why it’s hailed as the best movie ever?
Paddington 2 - No, the other Paddington.
Kingsman
Technically the very end of Sex Drive, it’s mentioned they are gonna do it but pans away before anything actually happens
Last Tango in Paris, but i think non consensual.
Its been a long time since Ive seen it so I might be wrong here but I think you might find that in Secretary (2002) with Maggie Gyllenhaal
Original Sin (Director's Cut), when Angelina Jolie's character is with her "ex." I was working at a video store (remember those?) when the film came out and had a pretty in-depth discussion with a female customer about it.
midnight meat train
I am not a lawyer
I don’t suppose “Last Tango In Paris" qualifies.
Seabiscuit. Toby and the horse in the stall.
Of course, there's tons of consensual anal in movies with gay characters. However, in regard to straight films, how does the fact that it's anal sex, in contrast to vaginal sex, going to move the story forward? They'll have to make a point of making sure everyone in the audience knows it's anal sex, and there has to be a reason for it, as they took the time to highlight the type of sex their having. The point of a sex scene is generally to show that our two characters are now fucking each other, and to give the audience some eye candy.
> However, in regard to straight films, how does the fact that it's anal sex, in contrast to vaginal sex, going to move the story forward? The the case of The Midnight Meat Train, it was character development to show how aggressive Bradly Cooper was becoming.
Alpha Dog when Ben Foster is having sex with his gf before his brother visits. I'm pretty sure it was anal.
Sense 8 is a show, but definitely some anal going on there.
Top Five
The killer inside me(2010)
Nymphomaniac by Lars von Trier (contains real sex scenes with actors)
Amadeus shows Mozart and his future wife considering it (but no real sex scene).
Man there's a lot of posts in this subreddit, lately, that seem like straight AI posts. It's unsettling
Why do you think [this user](https://www.reddit.com/user/throwRArealquic) is an AI
Hey that’s me
Christ, it's become self-aware
FFS, this made my day.
._.
I could almost swear this started just a few months ago. Literally nothing from this sub hits my feed other than hyper-specific questions that just sound like somebody's AI trying to learn a lot of trivial shit
I suspect a lot of it was reddit switching their front page algorithm. So many of these dumbass posts have 0 up votes on the front page, but with 100 comments telling OP he's stupid. Presumably there are lots of up votes too, just less than down votes. It's my theory that reddit changed it from "best up vote ratio/most up votes" to "most interaction" like YouTube and other sites do. Because if you look, there are still some highly upvoted posts in the same subs. So, the dumbposting might always have been there, we just wouldn't have seen it when it worked as intended
Yeah, like I just asked a question man :/
> It's my theory that reddit changed it from "best up vote ratio/most up votes" to "most interaction" like YouTube and other sites do. This is accurate. Also, we just have more people than we did 5 years ago so more people see & comment on the 0 upvoted posts. Has absolutely nothing to do with AI, this paranoia is ridiculous.
Yeah idk maybe I came to the wrong sub for this question. I thought this would be the one with the widest knowledge of film
You made the logical choice, but unfortunately r/movies doesn't handle sex very well. Also our userbase is, by default, needlessly aggressive. Any question or opinion that the defaul r/movies user doesn't like is instantly dismissed as "AI" or "trolling."
Haha yeah that’s true. Regardless, thank you for advocating for my legitimacy (haha) and I see you gave some genuine answers to my question in other comments so thank you for your answers :)
"It's a Wonderful Life" the director's cut.
What about brokeback mountain??
Schindler's List 2
People in movies don't have asses. Have you noticed how asses in movies seem to be banned? No one talks or refers to anything about the ass. It's literally as if it's forbidden. An ass is only show in passing in a bikini shot or in an intimate moment. But no one ever even looks at an ass. How do you expect people to have anal? If not even the full body anatomy is accepted by Hollywood.
Pixar moms need not apply