22 Super Unnecessary Sex Scenes And Nude Shots That Honestly Pulled People Out Of The Movie Or TV Show

"It was very, very important to the plot that Erika Eleniak popped out of that cake in Under Siege.”

—u/destro23

"It's worse than it sounds."

—u/bluejester12

"By the time they were done, it was like five-plus hours had passed. Daytime to night. Also there were many news networks and police with cameras on the car. Not one of them saw her climb on top of him and start going at it? I was a 14-year-old boy watching it and couldn't understand why they would put that scene in."

—u/zeejay81

"Cage has a sex scene midway through the movie. He doesn't take any of his clothes off as this waitress rides him. Then a gun fight breaks out. Rather than, ya know, anything else: The sex continues with Cage swinging the woman from side to side, and he fires his gun around her at the attackers. It was absolutely unnecessary, but hilariously dumb."

—u/dramaandaheadache

Suggested by u/rollimix

"I watched this movie with no prior knowledge of this line, so I was beyond shocked and cried laughing when I first heard this."

—u/Bradderz_SG

"My first one that pops into my mind is Watchmen. ... That owl-ship sex scene goes on forever and has 'Hallelujah' playing while it's happening with a fucking chorus later."

—u/Cant_climb_Teflon

"That was definitely one of the dumbest scenes in that movie, if not the actual dumbest scene. It's so bad that I recently rewatched that movie, and I either walked out of the room during that part, or I completely mentally blocked it out, because I didn't remember it existing until I read this comment. One criticism I have of Watchmen was their music being so on the nose, and being way too made up of hit songs that it ends up making me roll my eyes and takes me out of the film."

—u/munk_e_man

"[I] sat next to Grandma for Watchmen not knowing about all the blue wang."

—u/homosexual_ronald

"I think Return of the Living Dead is one of the greatest zombie films ever (no joke), but [it] also had full frontal nudity in a graveyard that didn't make sense. It was that 1980s gratuitous nudity that was typical for the time."

—u/ILoveRegenHealth

"It definitely didn’t need to be that intense while I was sitting next to my girlfriend's mom and dad at the time...in high school, on the biggest iMax screen imaginable."

—u/mynameisnotbob57

"Just watched 300 with my dad, and there was a pretty long fuck scene right in the beginning. Could have cut it and it would've made no difference. Thanks, Zack Snyder!"

—u/bpm918

"In Star Trek: Into Darkness, when Alice Eve strips down for no apparent reason, [it] kinda set us all back. I mean she is drop-dead gorgeous, but it didn't fit well into the movie."

—u/Firebolt164

"They could have just skipped to the wedding and got the same point across."

—u/Packer1979

"For real. There was no buildup to it at all. Ikaris is like, 'I love you,' and then they just bang on a rock in the desert. Such a weird scene in the movie."

—u/Rickys_Pot_Addiction

"Bruce Timm added in a rooftop sex scene between Batman and Batgirl. It was not in the original comic and frankly crosses a number of lines of age, the fact that she is his 'son's' girlfriend, the fact that he is her mentor, etc. Just no."

—u/otiswrath

"My partner and I are watching Supernatural for the first time, and in the early episodes, Dean finds an old flame. They have an extremely long, drawn-out, poorly acted sex scene that felt insanely out of place and forced. [They] could have had them just kiss, or smile and go into a room. No, I have to watch him actively hump her for more than a minute."

—u/FusRoDoodles

"There’s only one answer for this, and that answer is The Room. And there were multiple sex scenes."

—u/amurderofcrows

"The Mule had Clint Eastwood as a florist turned drug mule in a gleeful threesome with two giggling girls that could be his granddaughters. Twice. OK, Clint."

—u/TriscuitCracker

"The pilot episode for Stargate SG-1. The producers didn't want to have to worry about complaints for content, so they included a full frontal nudity scene in the pilot episode that was completely unnecessary (and in fact some later releases cut it out). There is never full frontal nudity anywhere else in the entire series, and only suggested nudity a handful of times. The scene was only there as a way to set a bar so no one could complain about any future content."

—u/dion_starfire

"The Netflix series The OA. ... There is a sex scene that's kinda graphic in the very first episode. I kinda wonder if the creators of the show stuck it in there as a 'hook' for a certain demographic. Totally not necessary though, and from what I can remember the show's two seasons didn't have additional sex scenes."

—u/buckeyespud

Suggested by u/LightningEdge756

"The Matrix part two decided to put in an unnecessary cave rave scene, which was all foreplay for a sex scene that I don't feel anyone needed to, or wanted to see."

—u/MIghtyFinePicnic

"I really hated the Arya sex scene in Game of Thrones. It was so unnecessary, so pointless, and so uncomfortable given viewers had literally just watched her grow up from a little girl."

—u/LegendOfDylan

"It's fucking unreal how completely irrelevant it was to the plot."

—u/jayycrisis

"YES! I couldn’t believe that one. It was like, 'Here is the lead actress naked. Please keep watching our movie.' Literally NOTHING to do with the plot."

—u/Smaugulous