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January 24th, 2010 - 10:00 AM § in Culture, Film, web

LOLz: Avatar Sex (Animation)

You guys must think we’re a bunch of geeks obsessed with alien sex. Congrats! You’re totally right. Anyway, check out what we found during a cursory stroll of teh intarwebs: The scene was created by Harry Partridge. His comments regarding the project as they appeared on NewGrounds: I wa[...]

January 11th, 2010 - 1:40 PM § in Culture, Film

Avatar Sex Fail

Late last month we reported on the sex scene in Avatar that was removed (but will appear in the special edition DVD). Gawker is reporting that Movieline has found the scene in the script posted online by Fox. Presenting the ultimate exercise in dick-softening purple prose: I really wish I had wait[...]

December 30th, 2009 - 7:42 AM § in Culture, Film, News, Research

Let’s Sanitize Our Movies in The Name of Sales!

Sex doesn’t sell–we’re too jaded. That’s what a recent study titled “Sex Doesn’t Sell — nor Impress! Content, Box Office, Critics, and Awards in Mainstream Cinema” is saying, after analyzing the box office success of movies containing explicit sex sce[...]

December 28th, 2009 - 7:00 AM § in Culture, Film

Avatar Sex

Avatar is a PG-13 flick, so I wasn’t expecting to see anyone hooking up. Nevertheless, there were the two main characters, getting down under a magical wish tree in what has to be the ultimate eye-candy flick of the decade. There being a such a strong theme of connection, uploading and downlo[...]

December 23rd, 2009 - 9:09 AM § in Culture, Film, Opinion

“Sex and the City 2″? More Like “Friends And The Desert”

We’ve seen the Sex and the City 2 trailer and there seems to be no sex in that movie at all. I’m sure Kim Cattrall will rise to the occasion in a scene or two, as her character requires, but for the most part it seems sex is staying in this franchise’s back-burner. Movie Trailers[...]

December 15th, 2009 - 6:00 AM § in Culture, Film

Melt My Heart With Gore

Whether you’re in love or in lust, the movie experience can be treacherous. The idea of forcing someone to sit through a movie beside me when they clearly had no interest–or worse, having to suffer something like Meet The Fockers or The 40 Year Old Virgin–gave me so much angina tha[...]

November 9th, 2009 - 10:00 AM § in Culture, Fertility and Babbys, Film

The Infertility Diaries

The National Infertility Association and EMD Serono, a pharmaceutical company, joined to sponsor In The Know, a short-film competition about couples dealing with infertility. The winning films are touching–there are Kristin and Wally Acuna, of Clifton, N.J., who dealt with infertility after th[...]



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