Are you tired of watching movies that show people in bad positions? If so, it's time to switch up your viewing habits. Here are some movies to watch if you feel the need to escape the routine. I recommend Wild Things and Dangerous Liaisons, but I can't say they were particularly memorable. But they are still worth a look if you want a more realistic movie experience. If you don't mind some cheesiness, try Lolita or Dangerous Liaisons.

Lolita

There are a number of things to think about when watching Lolita in movies like cruel intentions. The first thing to understand is that she is an orphan in the care of a pedophile stepfather, Humbert. Her situation seems set in stone because her stepfather wants her, and he takes great care to keep the relationship going. In fact, Lolita's sole purpose in life is to progress from her static relationship with Humbert to her eventual freedom. This is done through a series of maneuvers.

The second thing to understand is that Lolita is a young girl with a deep crush on Humbert, the son of a rich New England widow. When the two are introduced to adult sex at camp, Lolita tries to shock Humbert with her grown-up flirting and shows him her body. She unknowingly fans Humbert's lust, and she makes a point of encouraging his advances. Lolita giggles about incest, but does not realize she is fanning Humbert's lust by pretending to be a happy young girl.

As Humbert becomes more desperate to get Lolita to stay with him, he begins to manipulate her in a variety of ways, including bribes and threats. His sexual curiosity is still immature, but he constantly subjects her to a variety of acrobatics to persuade her. Lolita becomes aware of this, and begins to lie to him. Eventually, she breaks up with him and becomes a recluse.

Although she is the victim of sexual abuse, she does not seem to harbor a deep hatred for Humbert. During her two years with Humbert, she slowly gains confidence and is secretly searching for an escape. Eventually, she manages to escape. Lolita also becomes pregnant, and tries to make the right decision by breaking up with her husband. It is not easy for abused people to end their relationship, but if the couple can work out their differences, Lolita can be free of her ordeal and get back to a happy life.

Humbert has a set attitude toward Lolita, controlling every aspect of her life. He fears that society will discover their unnatural relationship and Lolita will run away. Because of this, he begins to become paranoid about everyone, places, and future. He tries to prepare for this worst-case scenario. The film is a classic case of a sexist society. If you watch it, you'll understand why Humbert was so obsessed with her.

Dangerous Liaisons

In the novel Dangerous Liaisons, a group of wealthy teens are forced to confront their desire for power and pleasure. Although this novel is set in 1782, the style and tone of the book are reminiscent of the sentimental novels of seventeenth and eighteenth-century England and France. The book's multiple, realistic characters are treated in a manner that defies convention, but it is surprisingly absorbing.

The book has inspired numerous stage and screen adaptations. In 1994, composer Conrad Susa created an opera based on the novel. It was later adapted into a ballet by David Nixon. A stage adaptation with John Malkovich and Catherine Deneuve was produced in 2012. In 2013, a French television series based on the novel was produced with Rupert Everett and Catherine Deneuve. In addition to the novel, several other works have been based on the novel, including a movie adaptation of the book, "Crucible Intentions" starring Kate Winslet.

Dangerous Liaisons are a special breed of people with a disorder called the Dark Triad. This disorder is a group of personality disorders that include antisocial (psychopathy) behavior, narcissistic behavior, and the Machiavellian personality trait. These personalities tend to have emotionally stunted development. Despite the sex-based motives of Dangerous Liaisons, they have a tendency to manipulate and deceive others.

There are many popular adaptations of this novel, including Cruel Intentions (1989), "Valmont" (1997), and "Cruel Intentions" (1998), which starred Reese Witherspoon, Ryan Phillippe, and Sarah Michelle Gellar. In addition, there is an acclaimed modern Korean film, "The Great Seducer," and a hilarious parody by Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders on the popular comedy show French & Saunders.

"Dangerous Liaisons" is an epistolary novel that is rich in setting and sex. The two main characters in the novel are the seducer Valmont and his accomplice, Madame de Merteuil. While the Marquise de Merteuil seems corrupt and evil, the story takes us to the world of Parisian socialites and their elaborate erotic intrigues.

Indecent Proposal

This is one of the few erotic dramas that actually has something to offer its audience. It is a paperback sleaze with a prestige sheen, but it has enough to be entertaining. If you don't mind the erotic tack, then you can probably enjoy the movie. But if you don't, there is nothing wrong with Indecent Proposal.

Wild Things

The series of movies titled Wild Things has made a name for itself as a sub-genre within teen erotic thrillers. While this movie's sex scene is infamous, it also pushed the boundaries of mainstream Hollywood. If you want to watch a racy teen movie, here are a few recommendations for you. Read on to learn more about the movies that have made the teen sex genre so popular.

The first movie about vampires, "Wild Things," was a cult classic in the 1990s. It was an unmistakable cultural moment, spawning a leading celebrity romance and a sex culture cult. This trend continued in the films that followed, and the series of Wild Things was no exception. While the movies were a lot less gloomy than Cruel Intentions, the series did share many common elements. Most of the films in the series were riffs on the erotic thriller, and all had young casts. As such, they also featured bad people.