Title is same as original on YouTube. I'm sure there are worse scenes out there. Here's the original description accompanying the video on YouTube:


This is real acting. Not to mention courageous writing. This writer doesn't bog his actors down with false eloquence, he knows that when people love each other the way these two obviously do, our vocabulary breaks down, and we're often reduced to yelling "get out, get out" repeatedly. And none of us likes to be touched when we're in such a state. "Don't touch me, don't touch me" grows in power with each successive utterance, until it reaches maximum density, becoming a black hole of primal emotions.

Note the symbolism. The boyfriend is wearing a red shirt, taunting his woman, who has been reduced to a raging bull, using her horns (the left horn is "get out" and the other horn is "don't touch me") to impale him into a figurative sort of death, his leaving the apartment representing his departure from her world into the afterlife. This is sensational writing.

And right before this scene, we see Emmanuelle standing before the world's 4th largest Jesus statue, not really praying so much as just rambling to herself in her perfect English voice. Did the spirit of Jesus help her? Was she infused with his Jewish wisdom? Think about it, what were Jesus' last word? Considering that he was crucified, it's not unreasonable to imagine that his last words might have been "don't touch me, don't touch me," the exact words Emmanuelle says. With a lesser talent, you just dismiss such connections, but with a director such as this, anything is possible.

Studies have shown that the colors yellow and red make people eat more. That's why every fast food company uses these colors in their logos, signs, and interiors. This director manipulates us in the same way, adorning his two leads with these colors, making us hungry for more of these kind of scenes that make similar scenes in movies such as A Streetcar Named Desire look like an infomercial by comparison.

My only minor gripe is that I felt this scene could have been longer.

so we're supposed to assume that the woman is a foreign belly-dancer with a Kiera Knightly hairdo living in a midwestern 2 story house with a boyfriend who works at Gold's Gym and didn't graduate high school overall I think this is plausible

english dubbing?

I don't think it's dubbed. Looks like the sound is just behind the video a bit. Or, they dubbed english over english for some reason.

is this a softcore movie?

Hmmm... had no idea, but...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmanuelle

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0373821/

I guess it doesn't really qualify as a "real" movie, mainstream-wise. Still pretty bad, though. Never heard of Emmanuelle movies, but there appears to be a whole lot of them.

The youtube description is the best thing about this. I think her dialog is dubbed and his isn't, but hey, who cares? Get out. Don't touch me. Don't touch me.

she's hot

Why is this video also showing up in my "discarded" list, even though it was never discarded?

hah, it totally is softcore. I called it.

Maybe retitle it to "Most Average Softcore Scene in History of Mankind"?

Ok, this is dead, and quite frankly isn't worth the effort to find another embed.

*discard

Self-discarding this video (discard called by original submitter Fletch)