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Times Square (1980)
Times Square (1980) is a classic musical drama directed by Allan Moyle. It tells the story of two teenage girls, Nicky and Pamela, who run away from home and find themselves in the middle of the punk rock scene in New York City. The film has become a cult classic and is remembered for its groundbreaking portrayal of teenage rebellion and sexuality.
The film features several memorable sexual moments. One of the most iconic is the scene in which Nicky and Pamela sneak into a club and are confronted by a group of punk rockers. The two girls are initially intimidated by the punk rockers, but eventually they join in the fun and start dancing. The scene is filled with sexual energy and is a powerful representation of teenage rebellion and exploration.
Another memorable sexual moment in the film is when Nicky and Pamela go to a party and are confronted by a group of older men. The men try to take advantage of the girls, but Nicky and Pamela stand up for themselves and fight back. This scene is a powerful representation of female empowerment and is an important reminder that women should never be taken advantage of.
The film also features a scene in which Nicky and Pamela go to a club and are confronted by a group of drag queens. The drag queens are initially hostile towards the girls, but eventually they accept them and the two girls join in the fun. This scene is a powerful representation of acceptance and is a reminder that everyone should be accepted regardless of their gender or sexuality.
Overall, Times Square (1980) is a classic film that is remembered for its groundbreaking portrayal of teenage rebellion and sexuality. The film features several memorable sexual moments that are powerful representations of teenage exploration, female empowerment, and acceptance.
The film is set in Times Square in the year 1980 and the decadence of the district is quite clear. Porno cinemas and strip clubs (with advertising featuring naked women) can be seen in the background during the night scenes.
In one scene, Pamela and Nicky run through a porno cinema to escape the police. The screen they run under is showing an actual porn film from the time. While the brief footage used on the porno is non-explicit, it's clear the female porn star is straddling a man.
Nicky gets Pamela a job as a waitress/dancer at a shady bar. They lie about her age. Her 'job interview' is performing a catwalk dance in an exotic dress. She is later seen serving customers in the same dress and dancing suggestively to background music. This is made worse by Trini Alvarado (Pamela's actress) being 13-years-old at the time.
According to the director of the film, there are several scenes cut from the film that suggest Pamela and Nicky's lesbian attraction toward each other.
A woman can be seen dancing in the shady club where Pamela gets some work. The woman is topless and wearing a thong. Her bare breasts can be seen for a few seconds.
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