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money shot
noun
a scene in a pornographic film or photograph of a man ejaculating outside his partner US
Perhaps because it is the one shot that justifies the cost of the scene.- This shot is known as the “come shot.” On a porno-movie set it is also referred to as the “money shot.” — Stephen Ziplow, The Film Maker’s Guide to Pornography, p. 78, 1977
- Mark examines the flashlight he and Butch will use to distnguish each orgasm in the barely lit room, when Lev does his “money shot.” — Josh Alan Friedman, Tales of Times Square, p. 105, 1986
- [I]t was not until the early seventies, with the rise of the hard-core features, that the money shot assumed the narrative function of signaling the climax of a genital event. — Linda Williams, Hard Core, p. 93, 1989
- You have to stay back so that we can get the money shot here. — Robert Stoller and I.S. Levine, Coming Attractions, p. 157, 1991
- For one thing, although male actors must reach a climax, known as the “money shot,” women can, and usually do, fake orgasms. — Los Angeles Times, p. 8, 17 February 1991
- LEE: We gotta see arses goin’ up and down. MOON: Gotta see that mate. JAMIE: Just not my bollocks ‘angin’ down. MOON: An’ push ‘er out the way for the money shot. — Chris Baker & Andrew Day, Lock, Stock... & Spaghetti Sauce, p. 239, 2000
- Money shot or no, we know that women have a very different relationship to visual pornography than men. — The Village Voice, 22 August 2000
- TMN is showing everything but the money shot. — Toronto Star, p. J4, 27 December 2003
- Most spectacularly, it revolutionizes the money shot by having Cy and various stunt cocks rain male and female cum juice on girls simultaneously. — Editors of Adult Video News, The AVN Guide to the 500 Greatest Adult Films of All Time, p. 84, 2005
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