Here are good movies, but because they contain many bold hot scenes and controversial topics, some countries have banned them.
1 Fifty Shades of Grey
Phim Fifty Shades of Grey
Fifty Shades of Gray is a 2015 American erotic romance film directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, with a screenplay by Kelly Marcel. The film is based on the novel of the same name by E. L. James, 2011. The film revolves around the sex life of billionaire sadist Christian Gray (Jamie Dornan) with an innocent college student Anastasia Steele. Despite receiving negative reviews, it was a box office success. Upon its release, the film broke multiple box office records and earned more than $569 million worldwide. The film was the most awarded at the 36th Golden Raspberry Awards, winning five out of six nominations, including Worst Picture and both leads. In contrast, Ellie Goulding's single "Love Me like You Do" was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song, while The Weeknd's single "Earned It" was nominated for an Academy Award for Song. best original. With more than one-fifth of the length of Fifty Shades of Gray being a hot and nude scene, it was banned by some countries such as Malaysia, India, and Kenya.
2 Lost In Beijing
Movie Lost in Beijing
Lost in Beijing is a 2007 Chinese film directed by Li Yu and starring Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fan Bingbing. Getting Lost In Beijing makes a lot of noise because there are so many hot scenes. The film was banned in China while in Hong Kong, the work was considered a tertiary film. The film's content tells the story of a young couple in Beijing: Kien (Dong Dai Vy) and Tao (Fan Bingbing). Husband works as glass cleaner for high-rise apartments, wife does massage. Apple sleeping indiscriminately was forced by the boss (Luong Gia Huy). At first she resisted but then resigned. Meanwhile, Kien, who was cleaning the glass outside, saw that he rushed in. Then, when Apple got pregnant, Kien thought that the baby in his wife's belly belonged to the boss. As for the boss, because his wife could not bear children, he felt the baby was like a gift from heaven. The trouble is even bigger when both men want to be the father of the baby, and the two women feel awkward...
3 Lust, Caution
Movies Lust, Caution
Lust, Caution is a film directed by Ang Ang premiered in 2007. Sac Gioi is a film that achieved great success internationally but was estranged and ostracized by China. The female lead Thang Duy was scolded by the whole country for acting in high school movies, "criminals" who humiliated traditional culture. The film was even classified as a pornographic film, prompting the Chinese film bureau to decide to ban the screening and the promotion of Tang Wei's image in all media. However, the film won 7 awards at the 2007 Golden Horse Awards, including the main categories such as Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Asian Film at the Film Awards. The film was also nominated at the Golden Globe Awards, the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) and won the Golden Lion at the 64th Venice Film Festival. set in Shanghai during the Sino-Japanese War of the 1930s. The film revolves around a group of patriotic students who resist Japan. Vuong Giai Chi – a first-year student abandoned by her father in China. Tasked with seducing a pro-Japanese spy boss surnamed Di to find a way to kill him. However, when she was physically close to Yi, Giai Chi fell into the trap of lust. And indirectly betrayed his friends to lead to a tragic end for the group
4 Last Tango in Paris
Movie Last Tango in Paris
Last Tango in Paris is a 1972 erotic drama film directed by Bernardo Bertolucci. Last Tango in Paris tells the love story between a widower and a young girl he doesn't even know. What interests two people is physical satisfaction, not a long-term relationship. The film stars Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider and Jean-Pierre Léaud. The film's crude depiction of sexual violence and emotional turmoil has led to international controversy and attracted levels of government censorship in different locations. The film is banned in many countries such as Italy, Spain, Canada... However, in France this film is not condemned. Despite containing many hot bed scenes, experts still appreciate the director's artistic and creative angle.
5 The Outlaw (1943)
The Outlaw (1943)
The Outlaw was banned in some states in the US for 3 years. The film is shocking by the bold hot scenes and close-up angle on the fiery body of the peach girl Jane Russell. Despite being banned, The Outlaw still caused a fever in many major theaters in the US. The film brought Jane Russell fame and helped her become one of the "sex symbols" on Hollywood screens of the 40s and 50s.
6 Paradise in Service
The movie Paradise in Service was banned because of many hot scenes. Photo: Internet
Movie Paradise in Service
Paradise in Service is a Taiwanese film with an investment of more than 8 million USD, cherished for 2 years by director Niu Thua Trach, causing a stir in public opinion when abusing hot scenes too much. The naked images of two couples Nguyen Kinh Thien - Mieu Kha Le and Tran Kien Ban - Tran Y Ham made many people shake their heads. Before being broadcast in 2014, the film was subject to strict censorship from the China Film Bureau. In the end, the film was deleted simultaneously on the country's online movie screening sites. Even so, The Military Center received high praise from film critics. Not only that, thanks to his role as an officer in Military Center, actor Tran Kien Bin was honored to receive the Best Actor award at the 2014 Golden Horse Awards.
7 In the Realm of the sense
In almost all countries, whether as open as the US or Europe, the film is banned for a time, or shown to be very limited. Photo: Internet
In the Realm of the Senses Trailer
It's just unbelievable, how could a director shoot a scene where the male character puts an egg in a woman's vagina and then takes it out and eats it. But it's not porn, it's called the art film of Japanese cinema about love, passion and sensuality called In the Realm of the sense by director Nagisa Oshima. A lot of the sex scenes in the movie are real relationships between actors and actresses. Every part of the body is exposed, everything is played out in a way that we can hardly imagine this is a movie shown on the big screen. In almost all countries, whether as open as the US or Europe, the film is banned for a time, or shown very limited to only movie clubs. In 1990, In the Realm of the sense was allowed to release DVD. It is difficult to evaluate the film In the realm of the sense by director Nagisa Oshima, each audience will choose for themselves a way of looking at it, but always, striking the eye is always the eroticism from the domain of only lust.
