Favorite sex scenes in movies, tv, books, etc

[HuckFinn1]

Ok, I just remembered another of my favorite sex scenes, though there is no safe sex going on. It's from The English Patient. Almasy (Ralph Fiennes) finds Katherine sitting in a secluded part of the house where there's a Christmas party going on, and then....

I was going to link to it, but I'm not sure if that's ok, so I'll just tell you to youtube it.

[HuckFinn1]

And for those of you who are Seinfeld fans, please feel free to agree with Elaine about the movie, though I myself am a fan.

[heidzxo]

I really like the 'fake' sex scene on Bones from "The end in the beginning", the final episode from season 4. It was very romantic thanks to the lighting and the voice over. The crew and cast did a fantastic job with it! I also think Kathy Reichs writes very good sex scenes in her books. They're not the easiest things to write, and she does a fabulous job.

[brightasyellow]

Heid - I kind of want to read the Kathy Reichs books but having watched all the episodes of Bones, I'm afraid I'll already know what the ending is and that completely spoils a mystery for me.

[heidzxo]

Heid - I kind of want to read the Kathy Reichs books but having watched all the episodes of Bones, I'm afraid I'll already know what the ending is and that completely spoils a mystery for me.

I've only read up to Bare Bones, which is the 7th book. I'm just reading them whenever, and watching as Bones comes on. I don't think you'll get spoiled by reading the books, but maybe read the first book before you watch Bones, because then you'll understand who Pete is. When Pete appeared in episode 1 of Bones, ages afterwards I read the book and I was like "oh, I get it now!"

[Sarahdg]

The books are really nothing like the show = other than Pete being in the first ep of Bones. Well and Booth is kinda meant to be Andrew Ryan - but then in the books he's French-Canadian yada yada and in the books Tempe has a teenage daughter (and a cat called Birdie ) so they are actually quite different and I don't think one spoils the other at all.

[brightasyellow]

Ooh, thanks guys! They look like fun, fast reads.

[heidzxo]

They have a lot of scientific terminology, so if you're looking to understand and you don't already you might need to do some googling along the way. They also have some French. Apart from that, they are most certainly quick and easy reads.

[brightasyellow]

I have a pretty good understanding of French and I've got a fairly solid science background. They sound fun!

[winniecooper]

Love And Other Drugs, I think it is the first time Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhal's characters have sex. Incredibly urgent, and incredibly hot. I've never thought Jake Gyllenhal was attractive, but after that...oh my!