Young Adam (2003)

In Young Adam (2003), lecherous libertine Joe Taylor (Ewan McGregor) finds employment on a coal barge traveling between Glasgow and Edinburgh, that's owned by Les and his wife Ella (Peter Mulland and Tilda Swinton). After fishing the corpse of a naked woman, Cathie, (Emily Mortimer) from the canal, Joe reacts in a way that is quite telling. The circumstance of the woman’s death begins to surface through a series of fleshy flashbacks, showcasing Joe’s raunchy routine romps with Cathie. But Joe's too busy making a run at Ella and her sister Gwen (Therese Bradley) to care about that nonsense. Not content ruining men's lives by railing their women, Adam hears about some poor shlub that the local police are pinning Cathie's murder on and finds himself faced with quite a conundrum. Is he going to do some good for once in his life and admit the truth, or let the innocent man take the blame and keep doing it with married women? This sleaze? Please. If Mr. Man's being honest, he can't blame these lonely 1950's housewives for hiking up their skirts at the sight of our mysterious drifter. Ewan will have you spewin when McGregor’s moons shine in the moonlit sky as he slowly trucks Emily underneath a parked tractor-trailer.  The Scottish skinterloper scores throughout the film, and we score with peeks of his peen while he's lying in bed next to Tilda Swinton. While Les is away, the skintroverted carnal cad swoops in to seduce Ella, leading to many skintense barge bangings between the brooding brute and boss. Then, while he's lounging in bed there's a pheonomenal full-frontal look at his frankfurter. It's a bit tougher to see, but Peter Mullan's pecker can also be seen when we peep in on him having sex through a slight crack in the door. We needed more! Lonely women can't resist a bad boy who is young and hung like Ewan McGregor in Young Adam!