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Evita (1996)
Evita (1996) is a musical drama film directed by Alan Parker and based on the life of Argentine political leader Eva Perón. The film stars Madonna as Eva, Jonathan Pryce as Juan Perón, and Antonio Banderas as Che. The film is known for its powerful and passionate portrayal of Eva's life and her rise to power.
One of the most memorable scenes in Evita is the passionate love scene between Eva and Juan. The scene begins with Eva singing a passionate love song to Juan, and then the two embrace and kiss passionately. The scene is powerful and intense, and it conveys the strong emotions between the two characters.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments. In one scene, Eva and Che share a passionate kiss. In another scene, Eva and Juan share a passionate dance. These scenes are powerful and convey the strong emotions between the two characters.
Overall, Evita is a powerful and passionate film that features a number of memorable sexual moments. The film is a must-see for fans of musicals and those interested in the life of Eva Perón.
A man and woman wake up in bed together, he is in boxers and she is in lingerie (it is implied post-coitus). He pulls on pants and goes downstairs. It is later revealed that the man is married with kids, and people refer to the girl as his "one night stand."
A woman sleeps her way to the top of the social ladder, with a whole song devoted to her moving from lover to lover. The song uses light innuendos and the F-you gesture four times, perhaps with sexual connotation.
One song is very sexual in nature and lyrics and is basically a come-on. While singing, a woman and a man ascend the staircase to his bedroom, dance in lamplight, and enter his bedroom. She takes off her gloves while singing suggestively, and then the lights go dark, and all else is implied.
A man's new lover kicks his old one out of his bed (she is clothed) in song.
Mention is made of a woman being a man's whore. The word "slut" and "whore" are used two-three times each, and men talk about how a woman "isn't paid to be loved but to be laid."
There are some suggestive dance moves. During one dance, the outline of a woman's breasts (including nipples) are clearly visible through her thin dress.
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