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Roar (1981)
Roar (1981) is a classic adventure movie that follows a family living in the African savanna. The movie is filled with exciting moments and thrilling scenes, but it also contains some surprisingly sexual moments.
The movie begins with the family's patriarch, Hank, introducing his wife, Madelaine, to their new home. As they explore the area, they come across a lioness and her cubs. The scene is filled with sexual tension as Hank and Madelaine admire the lioness and her cubs.
The sexual tension continues as the family is attacked by a group of poachers. During the fight, Hank and Madelaine are forced to take refuge in a cave. As they hide, they share a passionate kiss.
The sexual moments don't end there. Later in the movie, Hank and Madelaine are reunited with their daughter, who has been kidnapped by the poachers. As they embrace, the camera lingers on the passionate kiss they share.
The movie also features a scene in which Hank and Madelaine make love in the African savanna. The scene is shot in a way that emphasizes the beauty of the African landscape and the passion between the two characters.
Overall, Roar (1981) is a classic adventure movie that contains some surprisingly sexual moments. The movie is filled with thrilling scenes and exciting moments, but it also contains some surprisingly intimate moments between Hank and Madelaine.
A man states that a lion has no milk left for her babies, and makes a gesture for breasts.
A teenage girl makes a joking remark about sexual intercourse in front of her mother.
While running from a rogue lion, a woman's shirt gets caught in the door and she has to strip it off in order to keep running.
A man makes a remark about sleeping with his wife, though this could simply be interpreted as a monogamous thing rather than sexual.
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