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Bartleby (2001)
The 2001 movie Bartleby is a dark comedy-drama that follows the story of a young man who works as a copy clerk in a law office. The movie is filled with moments of sexual tension and innuendo, making it a must-watch for fans of dark comedy.
The movie begins with a scene of Bartleby (played by Crispin Glover) and his boss, Mr. Smith (played by David Paymer), discussing a case. During the conversation, Mr. Smith makes a comment about Bartleby's "sexuality" which sets the tone for the rest of the movie.
The sexual moments in Bartleby become more frequent as the movie progresses. In one scene, Bartleby is seen in a compromising position with a female client. Later, he is seen in a bar with a woman, and the two share a passionate kiss.
The most memorable sexual moment in the movie comes when Bartleby and his boss, Mr. Smith, share a passionate kiss. This scene is particularly powerful because it shows the two men in a vulnerable and intimate moment. It is a rare moment of tenderness in a movie that is otherwise filled with dark humor and satire.
Overall, Bartleby is a movie that is filled with sexual moments. From the opening scene to the final kiss between Bartleby and Mr. Smith, the movie is filled with moments of sexual tension and innuendo. It is a must-watch for fans of dark comedy.
A man proceeds to have sex with a young woman dressed in prostitute-type clothing, after which Bartleby walks in on them whilst eating potato chips. When told to get out, Bartleby says his trademark "I would prefer not to".
A secretary is implied to be romantically interested in an older man. She makes numerous sexual innuendo references and dresses in revealing clothing. She also bakes "chocolate nipples" (cookies shaped like female breasts).
A naked woman lies on an office desk with Bartleby.
A man removes his shirt.
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