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Never Surrender (2009)
Never Surrender (2009) is a romantic comedy that follows the story of two people who are struggling to find true love. The movie follows the journey of a young couple, played by actors Chris Klein and Amanda Peet, as they navigate the ups and downs of their relationship.
The movie is filled with plenty of romantic moments, but it also has its fair share of sexual moments. The movie opens with a steamy scene between Chris and Amanda, as they share a passionate kiss in the rain. This sets the tone for the rest of the movie, as the couple continues to explore their physical connection.
Throughout the movie, the couple is seen engaging in various sexual activities, ranging from kissing to more intimate moments. These scenes are often used to show the couple's growing connection and the strength of their relationship.
The movie also features a few humorous sexual moments, such as when Chris and Amanda are caught in a compromising position by Chris' parents. This scene is used to show the couple's playful side, as well as their willingness to take risks in order to be together.
Overall, Never Surrender (2009) is a romantic comedy that features plenty of sexual moments. These moments are used to show the couple's growing connection and the strength of their relationship. The movie is a great example of how sex can be used to show the power of love.
The film is similar to that of a softcore porn. A fairly lengthy swimming scene with two topless women (Sandra and Monique). Several lengthy sex scenes, with bare breasts, buttocks, and for a brief second, there is some full frontal female nudity. Sandra and Diego have sex, she shows breasts and side rear view. Gunther's consort strips showing full frontal and partial rear, then has sex with Diego who shows his bare rear. Sandra and Diego have sex again, she shows breasts and rear, he shows partial rear. Sandra and Diego have sex a third time, she shows breasts and rear. The whole movie revolves around underground MMA fighting to have sex with the woman who is representing the opponent. Hence the movie is composed of numerous fighting scenes each for the most part separated by sex scenes. The women are almost portrayed as objects of sexual gratification that can be owned, traded, used as collateral and gambled away rather than humans.
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