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Used People (1992)
Used People (1992) is a romantic comedy-drama film starring Shirley MacLaine, Marcello Mastroianni, Kathy Bates, and Jessica Tandy. The film follows the story of a widow, Pearl Berman (MacLaine), who is trying to rebuild her life after the death of her husband.
The film contains several sexual moments that add to the overall story. One of the most memorable scenes is when Pearl and her friend, Ruth (Bates), go to a bar and meet two men. The men flirt with the women and eventually, Pearl and one of the men, Joe (Mastroianni), share a passionate kiss. This scene is important because it shows Pearl's willingness to move on with her life and take a chance on love.
Another sexual moment in the film is when Pearl and Joe go on a date and end up in a motel room. Joe is hesitant to take things further, but Pearl is more open to the idea. This scene is important because it shows Pearl's willingness to explore her sexuality and take a chance on a new relationship.
Overall, Used People (1992) contains several sexual moments that add to the overall story. These moments are important because they show Pearl's willingness to move on with her life and explore her sexuality. The film is a great example of how a romantic comedy-drama can use sexual moments to further the story and add depth to the characters.
There is a rather grotesque scene where it appears at first that a man and a woman are having an affair at a hotel. Instead, the woman handcuffs the man to the bed and proceeds to use a candle flame to singe his body hair to punish him for actions she disapproved of. Some shadowy nudity, no sex. Some risque sexual terms are used. A couple sleeps together prior to marriage, but do not make love. Hippies are seen in a brief shot in compromising positions in the park. No nudity.
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