The Sexiest Movie Scenes

Is it the scene, or did the movie screen just fog up? Must be these movie moments be so steamy that temperatures can't help but rise. Below are just some of the sexiest movie scenes, note that it's sexy - not sex - scenes because some of these unforgettable scenes did happen with the stars fully clothed and - gasp! - just talking.

From Here To Eternity (1947)

Sure it's been parodied to death, the lovers kissing on the beach scene, but watch the original scene from the Oscar-winning film and you too will also swept away. Beautiful screen pair Deborah Kerr plays an unhappily married army wife and Burt Lancaster plays a sergeant assigned in Honolulu. In the midst of World War II, their intense adulterous affair begins. The famous beach scene begins with the waves crashing and then ebbing to reveal two bodies locked in a passionate embrace. She breaks the marathon kissing and runs toward her towel, but he tackles her and they engage in yet another round of marathon kissing. She tells him, "No one's ever kissed me like you do." Somehow, we got that, too.

Body Heat (1981)
By general consensus, this film noir from director Lawrence Kasdan (The Big Chill, Bodyguard) has one of the sexiest movie scenes ever. It features smokin' hot Kathleen Turner, who makes feature film debut and gorgeous William Hurt. She plays Matty, a scheming southern Florida wife who ensnares a willing pawn - that would be Ned, Hurt's cousin - into a scheme to murder her husband and collect money off it. The two get it on, so to speak, early in the movie. Turner begins her game of seduction by inviting Ned home ostensibly to listen to wind chimes on her porch. Yeah, right. Then she puts on the nice girl act and sends Ned home. He puts on the gentleman act and obliges. But, of course, the horn dog returns, only to find her waiting for him inside, with a glass door locked. He crashes through her house and the first of a number of wild, passionate love scenes smolders away.

Boogie Nights (1997)
Director Paul Thomas Anderson's (Magnolia) movie about porn flicks and its "stars" has, as you might have guessed, many sex scenes, but most of them are more about grifty, so un-sexy side of the sex movie business. It's set in the '70s at San Fernando Valley, California and it follows the "rise" and fall of a dishwasher (Mark walhberg), later renamed as Dirk Diggler, who gets a break as a "star" in adult films. One of the film's genuinely erotic scenes begins when veteran porn star Amber Waves (Julianne Moore) guides newcomer Dirk through his first sex scene. But during the course of the sex encounter, the jaded veteran porn star feels something unexpected, she is actually, genuinely aroused. And we all know that is the main ingredient for a truly hot scene.

Out of sight (1998)
When we talk about this movie, particularly the car trunk scene with gorgeous pair George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez. In this acclaimed neo noir film from director Steven Soderbergh (Ocean's Eleven, Erin Brockovich), Clooney's ex-con accidentally bumps into Lopez's federal marshall, while in the middle of committing a crime. Uh-oh. So Clooney throws the bodacious Lopez, in mini-skirt, into the trunk and he jumps right in with her and the car, driven by his accomplice, speed off. While inside Lopez, with her back to Clooney, manages to insult him and later, fascinate him. They talk about loads of trivial things, all while feeling their attraction towards each other growing.

Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001)
This wickedly funny, moving, exasperating, memorable movie from director Alfonso Cuaronis well known for its sex scenes. These scenes are quite differentfrom each other, some are hilarious, while others are so realistic, you'll feel like you're intruding. But the sexiest moment in the film is near the end when the boys (Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna) and the sexy older woman Maribel Verdu have come to the end of their road trip and finally found Boca del Cielo, a gorgeous beach. After talking and drinking and dancing, They reach the hut and a menage-a-trois ensues for the audience and the two characters in the movie.