9½ Weeks 4K 1986 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

When Elizabeth meets John, her composure evaporates in an instant. The sophisticated seducer draws her into a spectacular love game that makes her abandon her former principles. Their dates are like satisfying hunger, like honey dripping down her chest, like strawberries he picks from her mouth with his lips.

Their bed is a metal staircase in a doorway, where they make love. And their love itself is rain pouring from the open heavens, an earthquake, a devastating hurricane.

Their love is the tragic impossibility of living together, because instead of asking “what can I do for you?”, both ask “what are you willing to do for me?”...

Review 4K Movie

A film that must be seen at least once in a lifetime. Watch it for the young Mickey Rourke. He is handsome, charming, and charming. His character seems confused about what he wants more—sex or love. For him, his relationship with the attractive Elizabeth becomes, above all, just a game in which he failed to say “Stop” in time. She waited. Long, patiently, crawling on the floor, collecting money, dancing striptease, smearing herself with honey.

“I love you. Will you do something for me? Come to the dresser.”

The film can be broken down into images and episodes and reviewed separately. The scene is somewhere in the back alleys, there is a heavy downpour, they are together, passion, desire. Beautifully shot. The effect of the clip was enhanced by the fact that at that moment my computer was freezing a little and everything was going in slow motion, that is, freeze frames every couple of seconds. The sweetest and most unusual scene was when John teased the girl's figure - feeding her, very erotically, everything he could get his hands on - strawberries, peppers, sauces, jelly... The most famous moment is when Elizabeth dances for John. Perhaps this is one of the last periods of their time together when they equally enjoy each other.

- Do you want to know how I feel? I'll show you...

They entered a strip bar. She walked further, where a crowd of men surrounded a couple having sex. Tears froze in her eyes. She grabbed the first man she saw and kissed him. It was disgusting and painful. But she had to cause John the same pain he had caused her. Tears streamed from her eyes. Now they are about to have a fateful kiss that will mark their separation. Sad, difficult, but final.

Getting physical pleasure from each other, John and Elizabeth still go to work, to the store, and go about their business. He is satisfied with everything. She... She feels that what is happening in her life does not fully correspond to her desires. She goes to work for an old artist whose paintings will be presented at an exhibition. She is so used to being in the company of “half-people,” one-dimensional individuals whose interests do not extend beyond work and entertainment, that this meeting, one might say, turns her thoughts upside down, or more precisely, pushes her toward what has long been hidden in her soul—discomfort in life. She missed a normal human life, with children, her beloved cat (it was surprising how it had survived in the girl's empty apartment), and a loving husband who cared about her opinion.

She loved John. She hoped so much that everything would finally turn around and he would stop, say “Stop.” But he didn't. And she burned out. And he got carried away. Even when she left, he thought she would come back, that it was a game. But she didn't come back.