What's the hardest boner you've ever gotten from a non-porn movie?
For me it's this Those island girls, those fucking looks they give Mel Gibson The fact that they're willing to literally forsake their life just to taste some dick, the whole idea makes me so fucking hard every time I watch it, HNNNNNNNGGGG
Because the film is basically entirely based on Bligh's Captain's Log, this is the only film in existence that is more or less 100% accurate historically.
Brandon Reyes
Pretty much any young Scarlett Johansson film
Andrew Moore
Ive never seen or heard of this, is it worth watching?
Lincoln Foster
Yes. Pure navalkino, like Master and Commander. Excellent film.
Carson Smith
did any group of people ever get cucked worse than the islander men?
Parker Hill
Can I watch with my gf?
Luis Johnson
Persona. Need I say more?
Luis Bailey
It's great Great overall story, the titties are just a bonus
Dominic Thomas
She probably wouldn't understand it.
Hudson Kelly
Probably from Not Another Teen Movie.
>That opening masturbation scene >All that random nudity
DESU I find the opening scene hotter than porn sometimes.
Brayden Hill
Yes. It's a great film, but the soundtrack is by Vangelis and can take you out of it unless you're into that sort of thing.
Benjamin Wood
Hopkins is great. The Laughton version is great as well.
Better, though once you watch Listen to Me Marlon, and understand the context of Marlon Brando's psychological collapse in conjunction with the filming of that movie, then the 1962 version goes neck and neck with the 1984 one.
Benjamin Lewis
>Marlon Brando's psychological collapse in conjunction would you mind giving me a TL;DR by any chance? I kinda wanna read into it.
Austin Evans
It's a bit hard to summarize.
Stemming from domestic abuse, Marlon was always sort of unhinged. Hollywood amplified that to the nth degree for him, and he could not deal with the hypocrisy of it.
Eventually, he grew to hate acting as a profession and for what it stood in the world (and he's been articulate about that in interviews, you can watch the ones with Dick Cavett and others), but he had to act in order to make money and live a lavish lifestyle. Being untrained for anything else, obviously, he could do menial jobs, but they don't pay anything, so he acted while hating it.
This sort of reaches a boiling point in The Bounty because there he got to act everything he hated about himself and his ancestry, and live it in real time. He basically only acted after that in films for cash, and phoned it in as much as possible, so he could fund his lifestyle living in places like Hawaii etc.
There's more to it but that's the pertinent part.
Nolan Jackson
Clark Gable hated Laughton because he was gay and that the tension between Bligh and Christian to focus. Laughton won the Oscar.
Jason Sanchez
GOD DAMN YER EYES MAN YOU TURNED YOUR BACK ON ME
Jack Hall
>he got to act everything he hated about himself and his ancestry, and live it in real time. Being a gentleman is not something that should be hated, It should be embraced.
Connor Brooks
Actually a decent role, but the focus is on the conflict between Gibson and Hopkins..
Joshua Sullivan
The gentleman you refer to killed himself from the gentlemanlyness.
Thank you for making my point.
Sebastian Allen
Scenes from this movie turned me on more than any porno I've ever seen.
Adam Young
How does it compare to the 1935 version?
Henry Cook
>Laughton Listen to his album "The Story-Teller...a Session with Charles Laughton". I know it's on Spotify and probably YouTube. It's him recorded live not long before his death. He reads from things and tells stories from his life.
Landon Nelson
God I wish Hollywood would make more navykino
Cameron Nelson
>Be me >Be rebellious teen >Be raised in strict christfag home >Be resentful of authority >Get girlfriend pregnant >Get marched up the altar
>Be me 15 years later >Have son who hates me >Wont obey my authority
I'm the opposite Watched the Gibson one, not the Brando version
Problem I have with the '84 one is the Chief of the island gives away his daughter with tears in his eyes.Back then daughters were used as trade goods so his sentimentality is very 1980s westernised BS