Eating penis shaped cherries while rewatching a dom sub yaoi movie is certainly an experience.
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Eating penis shaped cherries while rewatching a dom sub yaoi movie is certainly an experience.
finished pillion (loved it, 5 stars, no notes) and then hbo max has the GALL to suggest pillion unrated to me. uhh, why didn't you show me that first? like, i'm not gonna watch the movie AGAIN right now just to see some unrated bits but like, you couldn't have suggested that to me in the first place???
I never really found Alexander Skarsgård attractive. Like he wasn’t ugly to me of course but I was kinda meh about him. That all changed the moment I watched Pillion. I get it now people. I get it. He’s so hot. Help.
me starting pillion- awww it's a christmas movie!
- watch pillion
- predict the entire plot in the first 10 minutes
- validated :/
- idk maybe 6/10 for me, did enjoy ray's ultimate yaoi face during the climax of the movie
Pillion (Harry Lighton, 2025)
Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling in Pillion
Cast: Harry Melling, Alexander Skarsgård, Douglas Hodge, Lesley Sharpe, Jake Shears, Mat Hill, Nick Figgis, Zoe Engerer, Jake Sharp, Jacob Carter. Screenplay: Harry Lighton, based on a novel by Adam Mars-Jones. Cinematography: Nick Morris. Production design: Francesca Massariol. Film editing: Gareth C. Scales. Music: Oliver Coates.
A god beckons. A lowly mortal obeys and is rewarded. But what happens if the mortal wants more from the god than he is willing to give? What happens when he rebels against the god? That's usually called hubris. When Marsyas challenged Apollo, he wound up being flayed alive. The fate of Colin (Harry Melling), the lowly mortal who challenges the godlike Ray (Alexander Skarsgård) in Harry Lighton's Pillion is painful but not so dire. Ray and Colin meet in a bar, have sex in an alley, and begin a sadomasochistic relationship. Colin remains a very human figure, a homely man who lives with his parents, sings in a barbershop quartet, and works as a parking garage attendant. Ray retains his godlike character: We never learn where he comes from or what he does for a living when he isn't cruising with his pack of gay biker buddies, each of whom has his own sub who rides pillion and does their bidding. The one person who dares to question who Ray really is, Colin's mother (Lesley Sharpe), dies. Lighton finds a wonderfully satisfying middle ground between mythic tale and gay porn in telling this story. It's a provocative and splendidly acted film that transcends sensationalism, reminiscent of some of D.H. Lawrence's explorations of the mysteries of sex.
Actual Kinksters Review Pillion
hello Pillion fandom
I have hbo max atm, and saw this movie was up there and decided to watch it.
But there are two versions up there: the R rated version and the unrated version. I'm not sure which to watch. Which one is considered the canon version? And which is better?
let me know in the replies or shot me an ask; I accept anons