Henry Cavill, known for his roles in "The Witcher" and "Man of Steel," has expressed his distaste for sex scenes in movies, believing that they are overused. In an interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Cavill stated, "I don't understand them. I'm not a fan." While he acknowledges that there are instances where sex scenes can be beneficial to a film, he believes that they have become repetitive in today's cinema.

According to Cavill, sex scenes are sometimes overused and can make viewers uncomfortable when they feel unnecessary or only serve to showcase scantily clad actors. He argues that these scenes lack true performances and do not contribute to the overall storytelling of the movie.

Cavill believes that the human imagination is more powerful and can create more compelling narratives than explicit on-screen encounters.

This discussion surrounding sex scenes in movies has been further fueled by social media, with fans expressing their complaints about explicit content. Cavill's comments come in the wake of controversy surrounding certain sex scenes, such as Cillian Murphy and Florence Pugh's scene in "Oppenheimer" and the shocking acts depicted in the film "Saltburn."

Cavill can currently be seen in the movie "Argylle," which is now playing in cinemas. Fans can look forward to upcoming movies and also check out our interview with director Matthew Vaughn for more details on the new spy caper.