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Pride and Prejudice--in the end Elizabeth recognizes her sub nature and Mr. Darcy accepts his dom nature and they live happily ever after.
Other way round, more like?Pride and Prejudice--in the end Elizabeth recognizes her sub nature and Mr. Darcy accepts his dom nature and they live happily ever after.
Other way round, more like?
That could work too, and it would be more subversive.
"Miss Bennett, I can stand it no longer. Please tell me whether your views have changed."
"Why, Mr. Darcy, why do you think I'm carrying this crop?"
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man must want the good fortune of being possessed by a wife.
I think you may be onto something…Great thread. Love this idea. I have two and if I thought too hard could likely come up with hundreds.
The first is already sort of a parody so it might not fit the OPs idea, but the 80's Michael Keaton film Johnny Dangerously would make an awesome porn film. It's already got a lot of sexy in it. Replace Maureen Stapleton with Jennifer Coolidge as Johnny's mom, who isn't washing laundry to make ends meet after all. Just add sex to the rest of the film as needed.
For a more serious film suggestion, I'd go with the Robert Downey/Jude Law Sherlock Holmes film. Between Rachel McAdams, Kelly Reilly, and even Geraldine James, you've got porn people would pay to see.
u wot m8
The picture says it all....
i'm definitely an edgeriderThank you! Nice to know someone here gets my twisted sense of humor .
Haha, brilliant! I suppose it gets pretty hot in Mordor. I'm surprised characters aren't taking their clothes off.My story One Night In Mordor was an attempt to do this. One of the things that's so striking about LOTR is how chaste and un-sexy it is. Nobody ever has sex or thinks about sex. So I thought it would be fun and a bit jarring to write about an erotic encounter between an elf female and Frodo and Sam while they were in Mordor.
Pugh was shamed for being in the scene at all, and everyone involved was tut-tutted for its very existence. It's part of the social media "sex scene discourse" wherein a certain subset of hipster Gen Z prudes make the Very Informed Case that sex scenes are actively harmful and contribute nothing of value to any story ever.There was an interesting article in Glamour magazine that talked about the nude scene in Oppenheimer. Apparently, Florence Pugh was body shamed on social media, while Cillian Murphy was praised. It’s so sad that this double standard still exists today.
A Clockwork Orange is already not quite a parody, but a very dark satire.Pugh was shamed for being in the scene at all, and everyone involved was tut-tutted for its very existence. It's part of the social media "sex scene discourse" wherein a certain subset of hipster Gen Z prudes make the Very Informed Case that sex scenes are actively harmful and contribute nothing of value to any story ever.
Yes, really. That's what the furor was about.
As for films begging for erotic parodies: I actually think there are existing "erotic parodies" that should be made over with actual eroticism or as porn parodies. Flesh Gordon, for example, the parody of the high-budget but truly awful Eighties movie Flash Gordon, commits the truly heinous sin of being less sexy than the movie it's parodying.
Good or great movies that could be done as erotic parodies? A Clockwork Orange. There was actually a pretty solid run at this in 1995.
It's settled down somewhat recently. A while ago (2022-23?) it was at peak craziness. I admit I added to that by stepping on people's toes and hi-jacking threads.Biggest parody?
The AH the last year.
I like me a sex scene, but tonally this was totally out of keeping with the rest of the movie. Call me a prude if you like, that would be kinda funny. It felt like - “we better have something to spice up all this dialog.”Pugh was shamed for being in the scene at all, and everyone involved was tut-tutted for its very existence. It's part of the social media "sex scene discourse" wherein a certain subset of hipster Gen Z prudes make the Very Informed Case that sex scenes are actively harmful and contribute nothing of value to any story ever.
I like me a sex scene, but tonally this was totally out of keeping with the rest of the movie. Call me a prude if you like, that would be kinda funny. It felt like - “we better have something to spice up all this dialog.”
I actually want to watch Poor Things, partly as I have a bit of an Emma Stone crush. As I understand it, those scenes are part of the plot.
Emily
Precisely. Out of context, Florence nude… . In the context of the movie…I liked Oppenheimer a lot, but some of the nude scenes seemed odd to me, as you say inconsistent with the movie's overall tone. It felt like it was there for shock value, something the film did not need.