Lolita (1997)

Vladimir Nabokov's naughty 1955 novel Lolita (1997) comes to the screen once more with a smashing adaptation by Adrian Lyne. Credited for being much closer to the source material than Stanley Kubrick's 1962 adaptation, Jeremy Irons stars as the jailbait loving Humbert Humbert, a European smartypants living in 1947 New Hampshire who wants to get into the pants of young girls. It started when he himself was a kid, but though the other guys matured in their tastes, he never did. Now he's in America looking for a place to live, and heavenly Charlotte Haze (Melanie Griffith), an obnoxious hottie who's also desperately lonely, offers him a room to rent. He's not all that interested until he gets a glimpse of Dolores, Melanie's early-teens daughter. She's played by Dominique Swain as a girl who likes to raise a little Cain; so Humbert immediately thinks Dominique is tres magnifique. He marries Charlotte, only for her to die and him to make a run at the daughter. Soon enough he has custody and is all over those titties! Calling his new girl Lolita, she gets sick of the geezer and runs off with Clare Quilty (Frank Langella). But Quilty's intentions are, miraculously, even worse than Humbert's so the dude who loves Lolita has to track him down and take him out. Most movies would have cast a young looking 18 year old to pretend to be a minor, but this one cast the real deal. Obviously, the nude scenes used an age appropriate body double, but all the bra and undie stuff, and the absurdly erotic scenes where she's deepthroating a banana and getting all wet under the sprinkler are all Miss Swain. Lol at trying to pretend you don't love those scenes in Lolita!