Now my life seems pointless and shallow. I have nothing of importance left to accomplish.
The movie is In the Cut. The film is written by a woman, directed by a woman, produced by a woman, it’s got chick flick written all over it. It’s a depressing story about depressing people living in horrible conditions. Meg is pretty, but I wish she would gave got naked about twenty years earlier. You can also see an erect penis undergoing fellatio.
I didn’t see all of it because I fell asleep and then I had to return it. I’ll have to rent it again so I can see the rest of it. It’s not a bad film.
I didn’t see all of it because I fell asleep and then I had to return it. I’ll have to rent it again so I can see the rest of it. It’s not a bad film.[/quote]
Samething happened to me. Saw the nuts but no Meg. Had to return the damn thing the next day.
FYI, Meg Ryan got naked in The Doors, one of her first movies. She played the girlfriend of Val Kilmer, who played the lead singer of the doors. She looked good back then.
Not as bad as Diane Keaton in “Something’s Gotta Give”, was it? :p[/quote]
Are you kidding? My god, if I look half as good at her age as she did in that flick…
I second what Alleycat said. [/quote]
Speaking as someone who, sadly, looks more like Jack Nicholson’s rear view in that film, I’ll stick to my guns on this one.
“In The Cut” doesn’t tell a brilliant story by any means but wow is it sexy. As a special treat to all the ladies it even includes at least half a dozen shots of what’s his name’s pecker. I loved that scene in the bar where he says something like “I can be anything you want. If you want me to romance you. Take you to fancy restaurants. Fine. I can do that. If you want me to be your best friend. Lick your pussy. Fuck you real nice. I can do that too. There is almost nothing I haven’t done.” It makes you wonder how many women would love a guy to be mature and confident enough to say something like that. Then later he complains that some women give terrible blow jobs because “they have no sense of cock.” Sounds nasty but that is absolutley brilliantly succinct. Anyway I love the fact that this movie was made entirely by women. I wonder, as women age do they become more primal? It’s like these women finally got it. Sex is of vital emotional and physical importance just for itself. Frustrate that drive and you get people like the doctor character or the half sister. The black kid suggesting that the serial killer was a “victim of his desire” was an allusion to this concept I think. Anyway I loved this movie. A mature look at adult sexuality from a woman’s perspective. I would love to hear how the woman hear “felt” when they saw it. I am interested in what you “think” too but please, how did it make you feel?
Personally, I thought Diane Keaton looked good for her age. Could have done without seeing Jack Nicholson’s ass, though. That gag grew real old real quick. Perhaps even before they first did it in the movie. Even Kathy Bates going nude was okay in About Schmidt.
What’s up with these A-list actresses like Diane, Kathy, Halle, and Meg doing frontal nudity all the sudden? Have I missed some trend in these last three years that I’ve been in Taiwan? Did America shake off its 400+ years of puritanism to show us a few pairs of famous women’s boobies on the big screen?
I agree, bob, that movie was the steamiest thing I’ve seen in a long time, but I wish they would have done without the blood.
Yes.
Actually, I think I did more giggling than thinking. Still can’t believe they showed an actual blowjob. The best part for me was the first sex scene. Who else?
