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PattyTherre
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Hot Flick Picks. Movies that heat up the room or is it just me?
5 star rating

not easily offended, a movie buff, watching chick flicks, married, a woman, a lover of non traditional romance films, a lover of offbeat films
Pros

    fun to watch, titillating but not graphic, still relevant, built on sexual tension not sex scenes, can watch over and over again, clasic bad boy good girl scenarios

Cons
    Guys may not want to watch with you, no award winners in this bunch

MAY
2
2008
Who says women don't like hot movies? We do! But many of us don't like the same hot movies that men do. We like movies that tell a story and that touch us in an emotional and sensual way. The movies that I think are hot are, for the most part, not even supposed to BE hot movies. However, a scene here, a line there, and a storyline filled with innuendo and tension can make a movie hot for me.

So, I am sure you are asking, what are YOUR favorites, Patty? I was just going to tell you!

These are no particular order, just off the top of my head. All are ones I love to watch over and over and OVER again and have worn out their welcome when my husband is around. There's nothing like a long weekend with the boys out camping and me and my fave DVDs. These are but five of several I like. I will do a part two and three in the future with more. I don't want to make this into a novel length essay!

1.) Cocktail (1988)
Starring a young Tom Cruise and a beautiful Elizabeth Shue, the two who meet while Tom's character is bartending in Jamaica and Elizabeth's character is vacationing there. The movie really is about greed and how far a man will go to achieve his dream and how far he will go when he finally realizes that success isn't the end all and be all of his existence. But it has a great love story as backdrop. There is no nudity whatsoever in the movie yet it is sublimely sexy. There is something about a man who realizes he loves a woman and will do anything to prove that to her that just is so hot. The characters all play off each other well, the tension is high, the "will they get together or won't they" factor is way up there and the ending is cheesy but satisfying.

Hottest Scene: When Elizabeth Shue's character's father tries to pay Tom Cruise's character off to go away but he refuses and the two, amidst her father's threats of cutting off all financial help to his daughter, leave her father's house together proving that Cruise can't be bought and that Shue is willing to walk away from her financial future to be together. It's not hot in the way a guy would think of hot but it tickles my "I wish someone would love me like that" bone. (Oh, that sounded so raunchy!)

2.) The Big Easy (1987)
Dennis Quaid has the most amazing Cajun accent in this movie. I melt when he talks even when it has nothing to do with anything hot. Dennis Quaid is a dirty cop in New Orleans (But not a terribly dirty one, just bad enough to be a bad boy in my eyes.) and Ellen Barkin is an attorney from the D.A.'s police corruption task force. The movie is actually about a bunch of murders and a crime sting but that's just fodder for me to watch Quaid and Barkin try to deny their attraction to one another. There are only a few scenes where Quaid and Barkin even touch but, when they do, whooo hooo. The tension is soooo high, I don't want the scenes to end. The scenes do end though with no nudity but the implication is clearly there.

I really like the idea of two opposites who start out hating each other ending up together. And that's what this movie gives me. Quaid oozes sexuality and Barkin is a shy, unsure woman who can't fight her attraction. Heck, who could? Er...Anyway, the movie is a good one for many reasons but I like it for the sexual tension and the sweeeeet Cajun accent that Quaid uses so persuasively.

Hottest Scene: Quaid is seducing Barkin and she's too shy to go on. He says to her, "Just relax, darlin'. This is the Big Easy. Folks have a certain way of doin' things down here," in that soft, cocky Cajun accent. Klunk. That was me hitting my husband because he never seduced me with a Cajun accent!

3. Dirty Dancing (1987)
Most women probably think this movie is hot despite the fact that there is absolutely no nudity and just a few seconds of sexual scenes. This movie follows Jennifer Grey's character as she goes from a girl to a woman and Patrick Swayze's character as he goes from a cad to a caring guy. Dancing is the backdrop for this movie and the dances are, indeed, sexy. But it's the build up of the attraction between the characters that is hot. When the two finally do get together in his cabin, their dance to "Cry to Me" would melt an iceberg. This is a great coming of age film that has a good storyline, great dancing, and, of course, the sexual tension and attraction that I find so hot.

Hottest Scene: The dance in Swayze's cabin to "Cry to Me" is by far the sexiest scene for me. It's done so well and the expressions on Swayze's face are priceless. They do end up in bed but the darn camera cuts away at their first kiss. If you want to turn up the heat even more, watch the alternate dance scene on the 20th anniversary DVD. Wow!

4.) Unfaithful (2002)
This is a naughty film but so incredibly hot! Diane Lane is happily married to a dorky Richard Gere in this film and they have a perfect little house with a perfect little son and a perfect little life. When a windstorm knocks everything Lane's character has in her hands into the road and she scrapes her knee, her life changes. She meets Olivier Martinez's character, a young, extremely hot Frenchman who helps take care of her knee and awakens feelings in her that she didn't know she had.

They soon embark in an affair filled with tension, guilt, chances, and good ole lust. No nudity here either but there are several incredibly hot scenes that don't need nudity to convey the point. The ending is absolutely absurd and ridiculous but who cares? I watch it for the stuff that happens before the absurdity comes into play. Although infidelity probably shouldn't be hot, Lane's character does a good job of showing her conflict and Gere does a good job of boring the life out of everyone making it seem like Lane would be crazy NOT to sneak off with Martinez. I know, I know, it's wrong. But it's just a movie. So :-P

Hottest Scene: There are a couple of amazing scenes but, for me, the scene where the two are arguing and yelling at one another and Lane's character busts out of Martinez's apartment and he follows, pinning her against the wall and turning her anger into pure lust is really a hot one. It's graphic in its intent but not really on the screen. Who doesn't love make up sex? Even if it is in the public hallway of an apartment with your younger lover who you're having a torrid affair with behind your husband's back. Hmm...

5.) Two Moon Junction (1988)
This movie is so cheesy yet so hot! Richard Tyson plays a very sexy carny and Sherilyn Fenn plays a very sexy rich southern belle. Fenn is about to be married to a handsome, wholesome rich young man and her life is planned out for her. That is, until she meets Tyson's character at the carnival. She tries to ignore her attraction to him but that doesn't last long. Soon, she and Tyson are embroiled in a secret hot affair. As her wedding looms closer, Fenn has to decide whether to leave her rich roots behind and be with the man who pushes her buttons or marry her high school sweetheart and live in the style in which she has become accustomed.

This movie does have some nudity but only on the part of Fenn who exposes her breasts a few times and does one nude scene but not in a truly sexual context. There is simulated sex too but nothing raunchy (at least not to me anyway). The end is absolutely perfect as far as I am concerned and is quite a twist from what is expected.

Hottest Scene: This is tough one. There are many hot scenes in this movie. I actually think the hottest scene doesn't even involve physical contact. The two are fighting with Tyson's carny character and Fenn's spoiled rich girl's character hurling insults at one another on the balcony of a seedy motel. He's has just a sheet wrapped around his waist and she is stalking off to her car furious that he flirted with the motel maid. There must be about 20 people watching the argument. There is crude language in this argument but not throughout the film. I obviously censored the words here.
April (Fenn's character): I don't even know you, yet you just come inside my house, uninvited, and take my life away!
Perry (Tyson's character): Maybe you don't know it, but you did invite me!
April: Oh, go to hell!
Perry: Oh, sweetheart!
April: Oh, f**k you!
Perry: Princess!
April: C***s**ker!
Perry: Sugar!
April: M**herf**ker!
Perry: Sweetpea!
April: B*stard!
Perry: Be careful what you say because people around here might think we love each other.
April: You can rot in hell for all I care!
Perry: You're sexy when you're angry.
April: You b*stard!
Perry: You already said that! (Laughs)
After she gets in her car, Perry (Tyson's character) says to the onlookers, "Sorry for the disturbance folks, but that is one special wacko chick." They all end up applauding and he and his dimples take a bow.

Swoon. That's all I can say. Swoon.

There you have five of the movies I watch when I want a little titillation along with some decent storylines and some (not all) good acting. These are older films because *I* am older and I was coming of age around that time myself in many ways.

There are a number of other films I think are hot and I will be back in a while with those. In the meantime, tell me a movie that you think is hot. It doesn't have to be the traditional love story. It doesn't even have to be a love story at all! Heck, I thought Lethal Weapon was one of the hottest movies ever and there is not a bit of anything sensual or sexual in it. Some movies just have that "hot" factor that is different for everyone. So spill it. I want to expand my horizons and see some different movies! No porn please. That bores me to sleep. Men, I want to hear YOUR hot picks too!

Until next time!

Thanks for reading.

Patty

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LadyMagic wrote on May 10, 2008 at 12:25AM


What about that scene in "Ghost" with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. One of my favorite scenes. Have you seen it?


Fardreamer wrote on May 9, 2008 at 9:06PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 8, 2008 at 3:44PM:

I've done the "wash my girlfriend's hair" bit several times. I don't understand why more guys don't do these nice little "I care about you" gestures for their significant others....


jss831 wrote on May 9, 2008 at 10:21AM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 8, 2008 at 3:39PM:

This is a good love story with young love a preachers daughter that no-one likes, and a rough neck trouble maker boy:It has good twists to the story and it a "good" movie and somewhat "sad" at the same time.


bkovacs wrote on May 8, 2008 at 7:17PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 8, 2008 at 3:35PM:

Patty, if you don't like "Dances With Wolves," I'll eat my... breakfast in the morning. All kidding aside, it is a superb film with something for everyone, including the romantics. I hope to read your review. Too bad you won't see it on a big screen. --Bob


Telpher wrote on May 8, 2008 at 4:59PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 8, 2008 at 3:31PM:

well, my friends think I'm nuts for watching depressing movies like The Hours and Leaving Las Vegas over and over again...but they're so good!


PattyTherre wrote on May 8, 2008 at 3:44PM


In response to LoveisJoy's comment from May 5, 2008 at 7:15PM:

I think ANY man washing a woman's hair is incredibly sexy. I just love when a man lets down his guard and treats a woman special like that. I ask my husband to wash my hair all the time and he thinks I'm kidding! I'm so not. I really enjoy movies where the guy is tough but, when he is with the woman he loves, shows the more sensitive side of him. Sexy!


PattyTherre wrote on May 8, 2008 at 3:39PM


In response to jss831's comment from May 5, 2008 at 6:03PM:

I have never seen Mandy Moore in anything. She is adorable though. Maybe I will rent this one. :)


PattyTherre wrote on May 8, 2008 at 3:38PM


In response to MikeMaroon's comment from May 5, 2008 at 11:46AM:

Thanks, Mike. The music in Dirty Dancing is infectious. I don't know why I like that movie so much but I really do. I think it is such a fun movie! I even saw it in the theater again on its 20th anniversary some months back. The place was packed!


PattyTherre wrote on May 8, 2008 at 3:35PM


In response to bkovacs's comment from May 5, 2008 at 9:48AM:

Johnny in Dirty Dancing was hired to teach dancing but he also admitted that he had women stuffing his pockets with diamonds and then the guy who was playing poker all night offered him a wad of cash to, uh, give his wife dancing lessons all night. The fact that he turned it down while Baby was there told me he never did before. So that, to me, seems slightly caddish. Sleeping with the vacationing women for money. But he wasn't a BAD guy. I have Dances with Wolves here and never watched it. I had no idea it was anything but a "man film". I will watch it this weekend!


PattyTherre wrote on May 8, 2008 at 3:31PM


In response to Telpher's comment from May 4, 2008 at 12:33PM:

I like The Cutting Edge too. And I could watch Phonebooth a thousand times and never tire of it although it is just a movie of a guy in a phonebooth the whole time. Other movies people love bore me. I am....different. lol.


LoveisJoy wrote on May 5, 2008 at 7:18PM


In response to jss831's comment from May 5, 2008 at 6:03PM:

I fell in love with A Walk to Remember too. My sisters and nieces brought it over one day, and we all thought it was the sweetest movie. :)


LoveisJoy wrote on May 5, 2008 at 7:15PM


OMG, what a fun review! My hubby, TheBard, thinks I'm weird for this choice, but one of my favorite "hot" scenes is in the Bourne Identity. Matt Damon is in a hotel bathroom with his wife and he washes her hair for her. It's so intimate and sexy to watch him carefully attend to her. He takes something mundane like shampooing and turns up the heat. Lovely!


jss831 wrote on May 5, 2008 at 6:03PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 3, 2008 at 1:06PM:

Right know, My sister -n-Law recommended "A walk to remember" - With Shane West and Mandy Moore, This was a cute Tear Jerker of a story. about love.


MikeMaroon wrote on May 5, 2008 at 11:46AM


That's how men and women are different, I reckon...when I think of "Dirty Dancing", I hear all the songs from the movie in my head! Now I've. had. the time of my life...... Yeah, yeah, the Swayze/Grey thing was pretty hot, but....:) Great review, by the way, I always love reading your stuff!


bkovacs wrote on May 5, 2008 at 9:48AM


I've seen (and enjoyed) all except "Two Moon Junction." But I don't recall that Patrick Swayze's character was a cad at the beginning of "Dirty Dancing"... he was just the hired help and acting like it. And I thought Diane Lane was wonderful in "Unfaithful"... great acting. One of my picks for a hot film is "Dances With Wolves." The relationship between Kevin Costner's character (Lieutenant Dunbar) and Mary McDonald's character (Stands With a Fist) is so touching and sensitive, two strangers reaching across the cultural divide to find what they are looking for in each other. There are many wonderful aspects to this film and their blossoming relationship brings some heat. Great review! --Bob


Telpher wrote on May 4, 2008 at 12:33PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 4, 2008 at 1:40AM:

I confess: I have seen St. Elmo's Fire no less than ten times. Another guilty pleasure: The Cutting Edge.


PattyTherre wrote on May 4, 2008 at 1:41AM


In response to TheBard's comment from May 4, 2008 at 12:36AM:

Thank you. I'd love to hear your favorite hot flicks! :)


PattyTherre wrote on May 4, 2008 at 1:40AM


In response to Telpher's comment from May 4, 2008 at 12:35AM:

I like the cheesiest movies. I like Urban Cowboy and watch that all the time. You would be amazed at the movies I like that other people don't. I just watched St. Elmo's Fire AGAIN and loved it. I know no one who even saw it! lol. Unfaithful is great but I detest the end. It's just not realistic AT ALL.


PattyTherre wrote on May 4, 2008 at 1:38AM


In response to Fardreamer's comment from May 3, 2008 at 10:17PM:

Both good movies though. you should watch Unfaithful to see a whole other side of her. Literally. Hahaha.


TheBard wrote on May 4, 2008 at 12:36AM


Great review as always Patti...


Telpher wrote on May 4, 2008 at 12:35AM


A great review, even though I have to confess that the only one of your picks I like is "Unfaithful", which I think is a fabulous movie. Still- I really like how you talk about your favorite scenes.


Fardreamer wrote on May 3, 2008 at 10:17PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 3, 2008 at 9:32PM:

I've only seen the Divine Ms. Lane in two movies, A Little Romance and The Perfect Storm. Kind of disorienting, because there's such a gap in time between them.


PattyTherre wrote on May 3, 2008 at 9:32PM


In response to Fardreamer's comment from May 3, 2008 at 8:54PM:

I can ALMOST understand not seeing a few of them but The Big Easy isn't a chick flick and who HASN'T seen Dirty Dancing! Diane Lane is stunning. She is my favorite actress because she is just phenomenally understatedly beautiful and she really gives great performances. If you like her, you'll like Unfaithful. It's really her movie. The guys play second fiddle to her character.


PattyTherre wrote on May 3, 2008 at 9:29PM


In response to AnnaBanana's comment from May 3, 2008 at 3:32PM:

I have seen Rear Window! I love both Grace and Jimmy! I started watching the older movies when my father was in a nursing home and was watching them. I would sit and roll my eyes and suddenly, I was all involved in the movie and my father wanted to turn the station. lol. I've never seen a Jimmy Stewart movie I didn't like.


PattyTherre wrote on May 3, 2008 at 9:27PM


In response to awlafon's comment from May 3, 2008 at 3:22PM:

You got that right! lol.


Fardreamer wrote on May 3, 2008 at 8:54PM


I should go turn in my Reviewer's License and go into a monastery or something; I haven't seen any of the movies on your list. I do admit to having a crush on Diane Lane...so maybe that'll be an incentive to watch "Unfaithful."


AnnaBanana wrote on May 3, 2008 at 3:32PM


In response to PattyTherre's comment from May 3, 2008 at 1:08PM:

Have you ever seen "Rear Window", the original one made in the '50s? With Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart? That had some good moments. Boy, Patty, you hit the motherlode on this one!


awlafon wrote on May 3, 2008 at 3:22PM


Unfaithful-whew!!!!