Okay, so, I wanted to dive into “1900” and really look at the sex scenes. Yeah, the movie is a classic, but I was curious about these scenes and how they were shot. So, that’s what I did.
Getting Started
First things first, I had to find the movie. It wasn’t like I could just stream it anywhere, you know? I looked around and finally got my hands on a copy. Old school, I know, but it felt right for this kind of film.
Watching the Movie
I sat down and watched “1900.” It’s a long movie, a real epic. The sex scenes are… well, they’re something else. They’re not just thrown in there; they’re part of the story, part of the characters’ lives. I mean, we are talking about some explicit stuff here. They don’t shy away from anything.
Taking Notes
- I started taking notes as I watched. I wanted to remember which scenes stood out, what the actors were doing, and how it all looked on screen.
- It wasn’t easy because, you know, it’s intense. But I jotted down timestamps and descriptions as best as I could.
- Some scenes are really hardcore. I saw a few clips of some Japanese actress, Ami Otowa, mentioned in one of the sources I found. She’s all in, showing everything. It got me thinking about how “1900” had scenes that were just as intense.
Digging Deeper
After watching, I wanted to know more about how these scenes were made. I read that some movies have unsimulated sex scenes, which means the actors are really doing it. Crazy, right? I tried to find out if “1900” was like that, but it’s hard to get clear answers for older films. It’s like this big debate in the film world about what’s real and what’s not. I saw that some people think these kinds of scenes are groundbreaking, while others find them controversial. The sources talked about films like “Little Ashes” and “Shortbus,” saying they have some pretty daring scenes too.
Putting It Together
I put all my notes together and tried to make sense of it all. It’s interesting how these scenes are not just about sex; they show the rawness of life, the intensity of relationships, and all that. I remembered reading about a movie called “Blue is the Warmest Colour” that also has some explicit scenes, both lesbian and straight. It seems like filmmakers use these scenes to show something real, something raw.
Sharing My Thoughts
So, here I am, sharing all this. It’s kind of weird to talk about this stuff so openly, but it’s fascinating. Movies like “1900” make you think about how far filmmakers are willing to go to tell a story. It’s not just about the shock value; it’s about showing life in all its forms, even the explicit ones. And yeah, it’s a bit uncomfortable, but it’s also kind of amazing.
One source mentioned a website that lets you watch explicit mainstream movies for free, but they also warned about being responsible and knowing what kids are doing online. That’s some good advice. Another source talked about watching celebrity sex scenes, which made me wonder about the actors in “1900” and how they felt about doing these scenes.
Finally I think that this experience taught me a lot about how movies are made and the choices filmmakers make. It’s not just about entertainment; it’s about art, expression, and sometimes pushing boundaries. And honestly, it left me with a lot to think about. Maybe I’ll watch it again sometime, just to see if I missed anything.
