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That on their very first date someone shouted, "Why are you with that black whore?"
I was branded as a tramp, tart, slut, whore, bimbo, and, of course, "that woman."
That winter, a kid in the schoolyard called Chuck's mom a crack whore.
He said music is un-Islamic and the job of whores, and if you keep this up, you are going to be raped and your stomach will be cut out so that another whore like you will not be born.
"If you can't handle the Internet, fuck off, whore."
They called her a slut and a whore and they made her life miserable.
After him, Philip Johnson sort of introduced (Laughter) you could say promiscuity, or at least openness to new ideas with, "I am a whore."
Jean-Hugh Anglade is excellent as the teenaged boy who wants to be a whore to please the man he loves, but the rest of this film is so bad--acting, writing, cinematography, and everything else--that Anglade's performance is wasted.
"Now dance to your grave you dirty whore!" Best scene?
How he managed to get a beautiful whore to fall deeply in love with him is a mystery, as is the eternal devotion and tragic sense of betrayal expressed by his jobless wife.
I'll admit to not finishing the film, I had to turn it off at the part where the old man whore told the genetic man Adam that it was ok to be a whore and get, and I quote, "More tail than any man in the past time."
Even better than where she plays the whore in the other so called performance of her life.
Yea, she's not a whore.
Matt Letscher does good work as movie hero/male whore Guy Stone, but are his experiences here enough to strengthen his character, or would he be right back at the bar the next night?
Judith Ivey as the scamming old whore is awesome.
FWIW: I was pleased at the Picasso reference, since I once believed that Picasso was just another art whore with little talent; like, I assume, most people - until the day I saw some drawings he made when he was 12. Picasso was a finer draftsman and a brilliant artist at that age than many artists will ever become in a lifetime.
Sandra is an ex stripper now become a truckstop whore, although we don't find this out at once.
A whore who conceives a child with someone after have sex with the man (of the family desiring a child) is not a surrogate mother.
It changes the very nature of certain characters- Isabelle, for instance, in the novel, had not a conniving bone in her body- they've stripped her blind idealism and turned her into a scheming whore.
One of the males brutally hits, kicks and throws around one of the girls and calls her a filthy whore until she literally pees her panties and cries with agony.
The old mother even goes as far as calling her daughter a whore and slut and accuses her of sneaking guys in at night to sleep with them.
As for the psychological complexity, the main character's a bit repressed and makes some ridiculously forced freudian slips about her father thinking she's a whore, but she gets over it.
The film gently probes the unhappy circumstances of nine people with finely rendered shadings beginning and ending with a street whore and her client.
A pre-code stunner with Stanwyck playing a speakeasy whore who sleeps her way to the top.
Well, of course not, women are overly sensitive and needy on average, which is interestingly portrayed from mother to whore, though not pseudo-artistically, extravagantly, or blatantly dwelt on.
This film was void of all the video whore clichés, and it also skipped the gangsters, rappers, and foul language.
In what could have been seen as a coup towards the sexual "revolution" (purposefully I use quotations for that word), Jean Eustache wrote and directed The Mother and the Whore as a poetic, damning critique of those who can't seem to get enough love.
Along the way the young Vallon meets a pocket picking whore Jenny(Cameron Diaz)and reluctantly falls in love.
Now you would think the "horror" in this flick is represented by the gruesome sex murders but the real horror of this movie is embodied by "Stella Shining" a so-called "entertainer" who looks like a coke whore and who evidently only knows one unforgettably terrible song.
2. Have the protagonist - a hired gun that rides into town from the dusty wastelands and is hired as a marshall to take on a local cattle rustler who lives above the law - fall in love with the town whore.
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