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He Said, She Said (1991)
He Said, She Said (1991) is a romantic comedy directed by Ken Kwapis. The movie follows two journalists, Dan (Kevin Bacon) and Lorie (Elizabeth Perkins), who are both writing for the same newspaper. They have very different views on life and love, and their differences lead to a lot of comedic moments.
The movie is full of sexual tension between Dan and Lorie, and it’s clear that they are attracted to each other. The movie does a great job of exploring the complexities of relationships and how people can be drawn to each other despite their differences.
One of the most memorable sexual moments in the movie is when Dan and Lorie are in a restaurant and Dan starts to kiss Lorie. This scene is very passionate and it’s clear that they both have strong feelings for each other.
Another memorable sexual moment is when Dan and Lorie are in a hotel room and Dan starts to undress Lorie. This scene is very sensual and it’s clear that they both want to be together.
The movie also has some lighthearted sexual moments, such as when Dan and Lorie are in a hot tub and Dan starts to tickle Lorie. This scene is very playful and it’s clear that they both enjoy each other’s company.
Overall, He Said, She Said (1991) is a great romantic comedy that explores the complexities of relationships and the power of attraction. The movie is full of sexual moments that are both passionate and lighthearted, and they help to make the movie an enjoyable experience.
woman is seen going to the shower naked from waist up, breasts clearly visible.
A woman wearing a low cut dress leans over a table in a restaurant to kiss a guy she dated and one of her breasts pops out, fully exposing her nipple. She comments that she hates it when her tits pop out and then tucks it back in.
A man is heard singing behind a shower curtain. A woman enters the bathroom, and a moment later joins him in the shower. She is seen crossing the bathroom door, naked from the waist up. Her breasts are fully exposed.
A couple is heard having sex in bed. The covers, fully covering them, are bobbing up and down. Suddenly the man calls out the wrong woman's name. Movement stops and she draws back the covers to expose both of their heads. An argument ensues about whether or not he was still having sex with an old flame during their committed relationship. This comes as no surprise as they both have had multiple lovers in the past and they both knew this before they ever got involved.
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