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Undisputed (2002)
Undisputed (2002) is a classic action movie that has a few sexual moments. The movie stars Wesley Snipes as a professional boxer who is wrongfully convicted of rape and sent to prison. While in prison, he must fight the reigning heavyweight champion to prove his innocence.
The movie has a few sexual moments that are not explicit, but still add to the overall story. One of the most memorable scenes is when Snipes' character, Monroe Hutchen, is in the shower and is approached by a fellow inmate. The inmate makes a sexual advance towards Hutchen, who then proceeds to beat him up. This scene serves to show the audience that Hutchen is not someone to be messed with.
Another sexual moment comes when Hutchen is in the ring with the reigning heavyweight champion, George "Iceman" Chambers. Chambers taunts Hutchen by making sexual comments about his mother. This serves to show the audience that Chambers is a ruthless fighter who will do anything to win.
Overall, Undisputed (2002) is a classic action movie with a few sexual moments. These moments are not explicit, but they still add to the overall story. They serve to show the audience that the characters are not to be messed with and that they will do anything to win.
A man holds a towel that barely covers his crotch in the prison shower, and then we see most of Chambers' bare butt as he walks away.
A woman's bare breasts are shown in a flashback of Hutchen entering a room and finding his woman with another man.
An interview with Tawnee where she talks about the rape that she didn't want to and that she told him no. Chambers saying just look at him and then asks why he'd have to rape someone?
A woman meets with Chambers and discusses the night of the alleged rape. He states that he's no punk a_s rapist and that she wanted it. He then adds that she didn't say no and didn't have a problem with any of it. When the woman claims that the victim feared that he could physically harm her, Chambers responds by saying, Yeah, that's why she was making all of them happy sounds cuz I was killing her. He then states that some women like it rough and then asks the woman, Do you know anything about that? The women then states it could have been explained away easily enough that he mistook her cries for help or that she was in pain. He replies that he's heard pain before and Believe me, she wasn't in no pain.
Then, an interview with Tawnee where she says when he was done, he put his pants back on and went out to a party. Later, we hear her say she thought he would stop. An effeminate looking and acting man approaches Chambers and states that he's a gift from a prison gang to him but Chambers refuses him.
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