Lust, Caution (2007)

When it comes to bringing period pieces to the big screen, there’s no one like Ang Lee. The esteemed Taiwanese filmmaker breathed cinematic life into Regency England with Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility (1995) and America’s Civil War era with Ride with the Devil (1999). He also captured the sexy key parties of the 1970s with The Ice Storm (1997). So, it’s no surprise the Oscar-winning director (Brokeback Mountain, Life of Pi) took on the erotic drama Lust, Caution (2007). Based on the novella by Eileen Chang, the story is set in 1942 when Shanghai was occupied by the Imperial Japanese Army. That sounds pretty stiff, but trust us when we say this espionage thriller will get you stiff! The undercover tale gets underway when Wong Chia Chi (Wei Tang) reveals her dangerous curves. In one scene, Ms. Tang goes all the “Wei” with a guy and gives us a clear view of her long-nipped frontal flesh when she has sex! During another bone session, the nude ingénue flashes her rack, rump and bush while going reverse cowgirl in bed. Yee haw! We also get to see the Chinese beauty’s three Bs in yet another arousing scene. If that’s not hot enough, the exotic hottie’s traditional Cheongsam is hiked up as the babe’s man binds her hands and boffs her from behind. The skintastic act showcases Wei’s beaver and butt. In addition to winning the Golden Lion prize at the 2007 Biennale Venice Film Festival, the  NC-17 flick captured Mr. Skin’s snake!