What would be the basis for a good love scene?

Amount of skin = 9 Songs, nuff said
Tension =
Romance = Titanic, that hand on the glass of a steamy car was hot!
Unexpectedness = Wild Things

William Hurt stalking around outside Kathleen Turner's bungalow where she's locked him out. Finally snatching up the garbage can and throwing it through the glass. Yikes!

That's why, I had to ask.

Highlander: The Final Dimension

Don't know why, but that stuck with me throughout the years.

Can we have the night canopy, please?

but I get your intention.

If I remember correctly that wasn't Meg Ryan. It was Ellen Barkin.

and there is some strong stuff in the movie In the Realm of the Senses.

I seem to recall him saying that he regrets having done it.

He said he was so drunk he didn't remember the photo shoot. But, to his credit he said that was no excuse and, yes, that was the end of his marriage to Rita.

But it is a good scene.

from It's a Wonderful Life - more of an "admitting we're in love" scene than a love scene, though.

Deborah Kerr / Burt Lancaster - From Here To Eternity : classic on the beach

Jennifer Tilley / Gina Gershon - Bound : just wow!

Jacqueline Bisset / Andrew McCarthy - Class : young man's fantasy

And I can't think of one right now.

Probably because there are so few.

Say what you like about the assumptions, but DAMN, that was some hot stuff!

wistfully,
Bright

Also Helen Shaver and Patricia Charbonneau in "Desert Hearts".

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Very hot.

but I love the scene in "The Birdcage" where Albert and Armand are sitting on the bench. Armand tells him he has to move his cemetery plot so he'll "never miss a laugh." He also says something about home is wherever Albert is.

It's just so quiet and real.

one of my favs. "Your afraid of my heat....my Guatamalamness" Hilarious.

On Golden Pond

featuring Steve Sandvoss and Wes Ramsey.

For the 3rd scene of "Teenage Vixens from the Planet Leather XVIII".


Exactly what, is up to you, but......

Alan Bates and Oliver Reed wrestling nude in Women in Love was damn hot.

Come Early Morning with Ashley Judd and Jeffrey (Burn Notice) Donovan.

"People will say we're in love."

When Miss Kenton, the housekeeper, invites herself into Stevens's, the butler's, private office. She sees Stevens is reading a book. She goes to him slowly, he gets up, she kinda corners him. She inquires, sweetly seductively, about the book he's reading, and he's reluctant to show it to her. Finally she takes it, and says, "it's just a sentimental love story."

He breaks the amazing sexual tension, tender though, by explaining clinically why he reads all types of books from his Lordship's shelves.

She is so in love with him, and he is incapable of breaking down and acknowledging that he is in love with her. Later that night she is seen sitting on the floor in her quarters, crying her heart out.

One of the most moving scenes I've ever seen in any movie. I haven't done it a tenth of the justice it deserves.

If you haven't seen - or read - The Remains of the Day, do. Oh, do.

that someone is making a sequel..or prequal or something of CTHD?

The movie received 5 academy awards, it was wonderful, and one of my favorite movies of all time.

far superior to American horror. IMHO
Curious, are you of Asian descent?

decent with some Hawaiian sprinkled in. My great grandfather was Hawaiian native, my family goes three generations in Hawaii, and before that in were from Miyazaki Japan.. I was the first to be born on the mainland, in San Francisco.

as for relatives my father says, probably anyone named Yoshida probably is in our family. One of the Reasons I love the Yoshida Brothers... they could be in my family!

Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze

24 films since SIL,
3 TV Series,
a bunch of plays.

https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Joseph_Fiennes

immediate choice when I read your title. With Ellen Barkin. I love that movie.

WONDERFUL LOVE SCENES !!!!!


Outlander is a British-American television drama series based on the historical time travel Outlander series of novels by Diana Gabaldon.[1] Created by Ronald D. Moore and produced by Left Bank Pictures for Starz, the show began its first run of 16 episodes on August 9, 2014,[1] and concluded on May 30, 2015. On August 15, 2014, Starz renewed the series for a second season of at least 13 episodes, which will be based on Dragonfly in Amber, the second book in Gabaldon's series.[2][3]

Main

Caitriona Balfe as Claire Beauchamp Randall/Fraser
Sam Heughan as James "Jamie" MacKenzie Fraser[6]

Plot summary https://www.starz.com/originals/outlander/featured

In 1945, married World War II nurse Claire Beauchamp Randall finds herself transported back to Scotland in 1743, where she encounters rebellion and the dashing Highland warrior Jamie Fraser.[1][4][5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlander_%28TV_series%29

I have no idea why I never knew about this series (I think I was immersed in college studies) when the books first came out. I am so glad I kept Starz!!!!

I just finished the first book after some friends suggested I read even though I watched to whole season. It helped a lot, can't wait to read the 2nd book!

with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. Hitchcock pushing the limits of the production code with prolonged kissing scene.

The Sound of Music, The uncertainty and tenderness in which Maria and the captain melt into each other's arms, and then into the song "something good".