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Mean Streets (1973)
Mean Streets (1973) is a classic crime drama directed by Martin Scorsese. The film follows the lives of two young Italian-American men, Charlie and Johnny Boy, as they navigate the mean streets of Little Italy in New York City. While the film is primarily focused on the criminal underworld, it also contains several sexual moments that are integral to the story.
The first sexual moment in the film occurs when Charlie and Johnny Boy are in a bar. Johnny Boy is flirting with a woman, and Charlie is trying to get him to leave. As they are arguing, a man walks up and offers to buy the woman a drink. Johnny Boy takes offense and a fight ensues. This scene is important because it shows the power dynamics between the men and women in the criminal underworld.
The second sexual moment in the film occurs when Charlie and Johnny Boy are in a car. Johnny Boy is driving, and Charlie is in the passenger seat. As they are driving, Johnny Boy begins to make advances towards Charlie. Charlie rebuffs him, but Johnny Boy persists. This scene is important because it shows the tension between the two men and the power dynamics between them.
The third sexual moment in the film occurs when Charlie and Johnny Boy are in a restaurant. Johnny Boy is flirting with a woman, and Charlie is trying to get him to leave. As they are arguing, a man walks up and offers to buy the woman a drink. Johnny Boy takes offense and a fight ensues. This scene is important because it shows the power dynamics between the men and women in the criminal underworld.
The fourth sexual moment in the film occurs when Charlie and Johnny Boy are in a hotel room. Johnny Boy is trying to seduce a woman, and Charlie is trying to get him to leave. As they are arguing, a man walks in and offers to buy the woman a drink. Johnny Boy takes offense and a fight ensues. This scene is important because it shows the power dynamics between the men and women in the criminal underworld.
Overall, Mean Streets (1973) contains several sexual moments that are integral to the story. These moments show the power dynamics between the men and women in the criminal underworld and the tension between the two main characters.
A woman's bare breasts are seen for an extended period of time; first changing, and then post coital. We briefly see her pubic hair during the former and we see her bare buttocks during the latter.
A drawing of a totally naked woman is shown in the entrance of a strip club. It is a draw and it isn't too explicit, it only appears for some seconds and it is very easy to miss.
One sex scene which includes female breast nudity and very brief shots including visible pubic areas. A scene takes place in a strip club in which we can see strippers dancing suggestively, whilst they're not totally nude it doesn't leave much to the imagination.
A few shots of topless dancers with pasties and very revealing underwear during a scene at a club.
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