If your sex life has taken precedence over time with friends, family or even yourself, you could be an addict to pornography. Films depicting this topic have been appearing at multiplex theaters recently – this might be an indicator that something needs to change for you!
These movies will leave a lasting impression and remain with you long after the credits roll.
The Friend Zone
Jimenez acknowledges in her author’s note that the ending of The Friend Zone may be upsetting for some viewers; she states, however, that staying true to Kristen’s struggles and her reactions were important factors in creating The Friend Zone’s narrative.
Assembling a movie/DVD that deals with the concept of being in the friend zone requires meticulous effort on several fronts: script, direction and cast. New Sensations has done exactly this with its Romance Series release „Friend Zone.” A must see!
The Submission of Emma Marx
The Submission of Emma Marx movie is an elegant and deeply moving exploration of female power. The narrative follows Emma, a woman struggling to adapt to modern romantic ideals after seeing her sister Nadia get caught up in traditional marriage plans and falling prey to marriage contracts herself. However, her view quickly shifts when she meets a wealthy older man who opens up an entirely different world of erotica, role play and BDSM for Emma to explore.
Penny Pax and Richie Calhoun’s engaging performance as Penny Pax and Richie Calhoun is truly unforgettable, as are their steamy scenes in this movie that leave viewers craving more. Additionally, this movie boasts expert scoring that adds tension between characters while providing steamy anal and climax scenes that leave audiences wanting more.
This adult film offers an engaging narrative that delves deep into the human psyche. A must-watch for anyone interested in BDSM, fantasy and relationships; also offers unique insights into triad relationships – one of the most popular BDSM films ever produced!
The Submission of Emma Marx and its sequel, The Submission of Emma Marx 2: Boundaries are far superior to Fifty Shades of Grey in many respects. Both movies provide more subtle BDSM lessons within context than Fifty Shades while not depicting relationships as isolating or abusive like Fifty Shades did. Furthermore, both films include some amazing porn sex scenes which will satisfy even hardcore kink fans; especially that between Emma and Mr. Frederick which was particularly hot and sensual! Furthermore, both movies feature young porn stars including Samantha Hayes and Aidra Fox as well.
The Good Girl
The Good Girl, directed by Erika Lust, tells the tale of Alex, an accomplished and confident businesswoman struggling with her sexual fantasies. This early example of female-gaze erotica marks a breakthrough for director Erika Lust while simultaneously serving as an important forerunner to modern indie adult films.
The Good Girl features a series of pornographic scenes featuring animals. Mandy was fascinated with how these animal interactions unfolded and found herself watching these movies repeatedly. The typeface used was inspired by Guerrilla Girls prints and protest art, offering an uninhibited yet bold presence perfect for mocking manspreading practices. Available in an eye-catching bubblegum pink hue with twenty unit counters offering bold statements.
Don Jon
Joseph Gordon-Levitt makes his directorial debut with this raunchy and comedic film. He stars as Jon Martello, an New Jersey lothario known as Don Jon by his guido friends for seducing any woman he sees by simply gazing. However, Jon’s true passion lies with hardcore Internet pornography which he consumes up to 10 times daily and goes to confession every week!
As soon as Don meets Barbara Sugarman (Scarlett Johansson in one of her most unforgettable performances), an old-fashioned gal seeking long-term relationships, he vows to end his porn habit; yet soon discovers that he cannot yet replace its fantasies with real relationships.
As is to be expected with any film dealing with pornography and sexual content, Don Jon includes many explicit scenes including full frontal nudity as well as explicit dialogue lines discussing blowjobs and related subjects. But despite its explicit material, its comedy makes this highly watchable comedy with messages about fantasy, objectification of women and relationships which are both relatable and thought provoking.
Don’s most shocking moment comes when he describes his sex ritual to Barbara: touching only once before withdrawing his hands and letting air escape through his sex hole while moaning in response. The scene that ensues is both humorous and disturbing at once; it shows just how far Don has become dependent upon porn.
Don Jon is an excellent comedy that proves Gordon-Levitt has what it takes to direct. Particularly when he breaks away from sitcom tropes for more natural comedic rhythm. Don Jon stands out in an otherwise predictable cinematic landscape by offering something alternative that’s smart, sophisticated, yet sexually charged – that alone should make this film worth your while.