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We're talking important gay movies from the s that are destined to become queer classics. The s turned up the heat on queer cinema. Full-frontal nudity and nonsimulated sex scenes aren’t just for erotic indies anymore. Full frontal nudity and unsimulated sex scenes aren’t just for erotic indies anymore. Even big named actors and studio-backed productions are waking up to the fact that the male body is beautiful and nothing to be ashamed of.

(See the new playlist with these full uncensored scenes here!). Scroll through to see some of our favorite gay nude scenes in movies and TV shows over the years! As the character of , Matt Bomer bared it all for his performance in Netflix’s The Boys. Full-frontal male nudity in all three series of The White Lotus has provoked waves of reaction and comment.

Why does showing a penis on screen still have the ability to shock? Episode four of The White Lotus season three, which is set in Thailand, saw the increasingly agitated millionaire dad Tim Ratliff Jason Isaacs sit down for breakfast in a loosely tied dressing robe. His family are unaware that Tim is wanted by the FBI for illegal financial dealings and will likely end up in prison — and that he's been popping tablets of anti-anxiety medication Lorazepam like sweeties.

Warning: This article contains language that some may find offensive. It might have been only a flash of male genitalia in this third series of Mike White's hugely successful dramedy about one-percenters on holiday, but it instantly became a much-discussed moment on social media. But this was far from the first time the male anatomy was the focus in this series.

In the first episode, Isaacs' on-screen son, Saxon Patrick Schwarzenegger was shown flashing his penis and buttocks while announcing to his younger brother that he was going to masturbate to ography in their shared bathroom; and the two prior series have also been replete with naked men. In fact, it's become a running theme: every opening episode from each three White Lotus series features a penis set loose.

Hawaii-set series one had Steve Zahn's Mark Mossbacher ask his wife to inspect his testicles as he believed he had cancer. In the first episode of series two set in Sicily cocky finance bro Cameron Theo James goes to his friend's partner's hotel bedroom to borrow some swimming shorts, then changes in full view, giving her and the viewers a glimpse of his penis.

A little snug, right? Back to the current series, this week's episode saw one of resort-worker Valentin's Russian friends, Vlad, stripping off and waving his genitalia around on a night out, while elsewhere across all three series there have been other nude male characters, either masturbating or having sex, such as Adam DiMarco as Albie and Will Sharpe as Ethan both series two ; while both series one and two each had genuinely jaw-dropping, bombshell all-male sex scenes.

Series one saw a drug-fuelled sex session featuring Armond the hotel manager [Murray Bartlett] and younger White Lotus staff member, Dillon [Lukas Gage] , while season two's big reveal was with two men, Quentin Tom Hollander and Jack Leo Woodall having sex, who had claimed to be uncle and nephew, but were really client and sex worker.

There's no doubt that White uses male nudity and sex scenes to provoke. And it works: season three is averaging But the fact that these scenes still generate headlines from news outlets around the world shows that while male nakedness might be becoming a little more common, it's still seen as a taboo, and worthy of comment, which in itself, speaks volumes as to how comfortable or uncomfortable many feel about seeing naked men on screen.

European film and TV has traditionally taken a more relaxed approach to showing full-frontal male and female nudity on screen. In the US and UK it's a very different story. And while that may mean bare bottoms have occasionally appeared on TV in the late evenings, penises didn't really appear until the s, with Eurotrash, a late-night magazine-style programme on Channel 4 that featured the exploits of the weird and wonderful people of Europe, and casually showed penises and vulvas; or the sexual adventures of the gay men in the groundbreaking Queer As Folk in But even now, seeing male genitalia on UK TV is still the exception, rather than the norm.

But if there has been a rise in male genitalia on screen, why has television shied away from it in the past? The penis and the phallus are two very different things. The phallus is not a polite way to refer to the penis, it's a concept, and symbolic; it's the idea of male power and the privilege that comes from having one.

Lehman, among others, like Susan Hunt or Susan Bordo, have argued that patriarchy relies on keeping the penis out of sight, otherwise if it was visible or normalised, that idea of power could be debunked and men lose their power. The phallus is what being masculine and what being male is about. Whether accidentally or on purpose, they're exposing themselves fully to others.

Faced with bigger problems, their need to uphold their status takes a back seat. The opposite seems to be true for the hyper-masculine characters of Cameron and Saxon, who actively parade their penises to others, whether they want to see them or not. They position themselves as being such alpha males, so well-endowed and overly confident with themselves that they don't need to bother to keep up the pretence of keeping the phallus covered.

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But there's also a predatory, threatening note to these two men displaying their penises to assert sexual authority; the recipients of these full-frontal shows are a woman who Cameron has only just met, and finds herself alone with him in a hotel bedroom; and Saxon's younger and physically smaller brother, who is also in a vulnerable position as Saxon bullies him and mocks him for being a virgin, telling him repeatedly about his aim to get him "laid" this holiday.

All these on-screen genital reveals are set up to be a moment of "shock", something that Peter Lehman identified as a common trope when it comes to full-frontal male nudity in films, says Fouz-Hernandez. There's a dualism of having it on the screen.