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Apple Pie (1975)
Apple Pie (1975) is a classic romantic comedy that follows the story of two young lovers, Jack and Jill, as they try to navigate their way through the ups and downs of young love. The movie is full of memorable moments, but one of the most memorable is the sexual tension between Jack and Jill.
The sexual tension between Jack and Jill is palpable throughout the movie. From the moment they meet, there is a spark between them that is undeniable. As they get to know each other, their chemistry grows and they become more and more attracted to each other.
The sexual tension between Jack and Jill culminates in a scene where they are alone in a bedroom. Jack and Jill are both nervous and unsure of what to do, but they eventually give in to their feelings and share a passionate kiss. This moment is one of the most memorable in the movie and is a testament to the power of young love.
The sexual tension between Jack and Jill is one of the most memorable moments in Apple Pie (1975). It is a testament to the power of young love and is a reminder that even in the most difficult of times, love can still prevail.
There's no live human nudity. Views of breasts are seen in a painting and on a statue, and male genitals on a statue at a distance, for a second or so each. A man changing clothes is seen for a short while in underpants tight enough to obviously bulge.
A woman sits on a man's lap and attempts with non-explicit conversation to seduce him.
There's a brief reference to pornographic movies, and quick view of X-rated movie marquees. A person looks at a Penthouse magazine and is surprised by the content, but we don't see it. A telephone conversation includes a very discreet implication of male gay attraction.
Lettering on the side of a woman's sports car says "If you can beat me you can eat me."
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