The middleman radical eroticismreviews are in, and Fifty Shades Darkeris as south of mediocre as expected (sometimes no amount of Beyoncé covers can save you).
So instead of spending your hard-earned dollars at the movie theater this weekend, check out these sexy alternatives and settle in.
SEE ALSO: Critics heap praise upon 'Fifty Shades Darker' - just kidding, it's terribleIf you want to stay Grey-adjacent, try this 2002 film starring James Spader as E. Edward Grey and Maggie Gyllenhaal as the precocious secretary with whom he ends up in a BDSM relationship. They fall in love, and they wrap things up in one reasonably compelling movie instead of three horrendous ones.
Where to watch: YouTube/iTunes rental or purchase
This movie was the sexual awakening of a generation, from "draw me like one of your French girls" to that literallysteamy car scene. If you want to skip all that depressing sinking, this is one time you're allowed to.
Where to watch: YouTube/iTunes rental or purchase
Director Alfonso Cuarón's 2001 film couldn't be further from the Harry Potterfilm he'd direct next. Starring Maribel Verdú, Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal, Y Tu Mamá Tambiénis all kinds of sexy and worth watching and rewatching this Valentine's Day.
Where to watch:Netflix
You've got to love when a sequel learns from what didn't work in the original. Magic Mike XXL trims the extra muscle from its predecessor -- which is to say, the plot. Where Magic Miketook dark turns regarding drug abuse and power, its sequel is a road movie that amps up the spectacle and plays to its characters' sexy strengths.
Where to watch: YouTube/iTunes rental or purchase
This movie has everything: Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, wine, Spain! Two women's jaunt through Europe takes a titillating twist after they meet a magnetic artist (Javiér Bardem) and his tumultuous ex-wife (Cruz).
Where to watch:YouTube/iTunes rental or purchase
This movie is mostly romantic, but look how sexy Quincy (Omar Epps) and Monica (Sanaa Lathan) are as they find love on and off the court! The young neighbors fall for each other while training to become professional basketball players.
Where to watch: YouTube/iTunes rental or purchase
Is there anything sexier than stolen glances and a graze of the skin? Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara's chemistry pours out of the screen, fueled especially by Carter Burwell's dusky score.
Where to watch: With Showtime Anytime or a Showtime addition to Hulu or Amazon subscription.
If you like your sexy with a dash of existential depression, then look to this Dustin Hoffman classic based on Charles Webb's novel of the same name. Benjamin Braddock embarks on an affair with his older neighbor Mrs. Robinson, only to subsequently fall in love with her age-appropriate daughter Elaine. Afterwards, share a glass of wine with your partner while listening to Simon & Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence." If that doesn't get you in the mood, what will?
Where to watch: Netflix
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Bollywood incarnation of Romeo and Juliet is oversaturated with drama and violence, but at the center are the painfully attractive Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh (now a real-life couple). They look ready to rip each other's extravagant clothes off in every single scene, and you'll be rooting for them to go through with it.
Where to watch: Einthusan (with HD and subtitles)
Everything changes when Zorg (Jean-Hugues Anglade) meets Betty (Béatrice Dalle), a fiery woman whose passion verges on madness when they run away together. Betty experiences flashes of violence and depression, and as the film progresses Zorg must decide what's best for his wife's happiness -- and his own. Also, the original French title -- 37° 2 le matin -- refers to the temperature of a pregnant woman's belly in the morning, so there's that.
This 2000 movie has France, magic chocolate, Johnny Depp and the equally magical Judi Dench. Vianne Rocher (Juliette Binoche) travels Europe as a chocolatier whose fares win people over even in the traditional French village of Lansquenet-sous-Tannes. Watch with a box of chocolates, as long as you won't be too disappointed that they aren't of Vianne's making.
Where to watch:Hulu
No this isn't a movie, but this show is perfect. Yes, it has a lot of sex, but it's never voyeuristic; the leads have palpable chemistry, and their sex scenes are infused with a sense of intimacy and comfort.
Where to watch:With a Starz subscription, or Starz addition to Amazon Prime subscription
Simone Giertz, creator of 'Shitty Robots,' undergoes surgery to remove brain tumorWatch Trump straight up lie about reading the letter from Kim JongWatch Jimmy Fallon's surprise commencement speech at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High SchoolPompeii victim crushed by giant rock generates dark humor on the webAmazon's new appMeat Loaf, legendary 'Bat Out of Hell' singer and actor, dies at 74YouTube Originals scales back as it nears an endApple is finally expanding CarKey support to more car modelsThis person's attempt to lie about their love of cars went very wrong, very fastThe Onion brought Elon Musk and Malala Yousafzai together on TwitterSnapchat's dino filter gives this birthday video a very lewd twistHere is the best, easiest to use app for buying cryptoHBO Max's 'Somebody Somewhere' review: an uplifting examination of adult friendshipMick Jagger has gone fullBenedict Cumberbatch, IRL superhero, saved a man from four muggersUnpacking Showtime's 'Yellowjackets' finaleTwitter prankster tries to solve #WhereInTheWorldIsMelaniaTesla now charges $12,000 for 'Full SelfThe 'Where are you from?' meme reminds us to look at a map every once in a while10 best classic movies on Netflix for a trip down memory lane Chrissy Teigen responds to Trump's 'covfefe' tweet with a hilariously brutal burn Donald Trump is selling a subscription box no one asked for 'Artemis Fowl' is a criminal waste of time: Disney Plus Review Hillary Clinton jokes that 'covfefe' was a 'hidden message to the Russians' How the hell do you pronounce 'Covfefe'? Our nation is divided. Sofie Hagen on fat activism and taking up space in a fatphobic world 19 podcasts to listen to during Pride and all year Netflix adds Black Lives Matter category Adorable bear cub struggles to climb over a big bear fence ‘Dead Space’ was once too scary to play. A decade later, I’m going to finish what I started. Joe Biden pens angry open letter to Mark Zuckerberg over fake news CNN fires Kathy Griffin over her controversial Trump photo shoot Sean Spicer weighs in on 'covfefe,' continues to baffle America This mom rewrote her daughter's homework assignment and it's perfect Andrew Garfield channels his inner Whitney Houston in this drag show lipsync battle Google Maps adds images of Black Lives Matter mural in Washington, D.C. Samsung teams with BTS for special edition Galaxy S20+ and Buds+ Samsung's massive Odyssey monitors finally get a price tag The 11 best historical characters in 'Assassin's Creed' 12 excellent podcasts with black hosts for pop culture, politics, or history fans
2.2899s , 10219.4296875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【middleman radical eroticism】,New Knowledge Information Network