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{{quote|''"And then I come to find out that all of the lesbian sex scenes got cut out of that movie because a test audience was, uh..."turned off by them". Boy, is ''my'' thumb not on the pulse of America... If ''I'' had been in that test audience, the only one protesting would've been [[Michael Douglas]] demanding that his part be put back in!''"|[[Bill Hicks]]}}
 
'''''Basic Instinct''''' is a 1992 American thriller/neo-noir film, directed by [[Paul Verhoeven]] and written by Joe Eszterhas, starring Sharon Stone, [[Michael Douglas]], Jeanne Tripplehorn and George Dzundza.
 
The film centres around police detective Nick Curran (Douglas), who is put in charge of the investigation of a brutal murder of a wealthy former rock star. Beautiful, seductive and wealthy writer Catherine Tramell (Stone) could be involved; over the course of the investigation, Detective Curran becomes involved in a torrid and intense relationship with the mysterious woman--who turns out to be very dangerous.
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** Catherine casually changes her clothes in front of the police detectives sent to escort her to the station for questioning in a show of contempt.
** Nick has a hostile discussion with Roxy just after having had sex with Catherine as if he were fully clothed.
* [[Continuity Snarl]]: In the infamous interrogation scene, Catherine's cigarette disappears when she takes her jacket off, then reappears in her hand right after. Not that this is where most viewers are looking...
* [[Date Rape]]: Debatable whether the first scene of Nick and Beth in her flat qualifies as this.
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Nick and Catherine.
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