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City Slickers (1991)
City Slickers (1991) is a classic comedy film that follows the lives of three city dwellers as they embark on a cattle drive in the American West. The film is full of hilarious moments and memorable characters, but it also contains some surprisingly sexual moments.
The most obvious of these is the scene in which Mitch (Billy Crystal) and Ed (Bruno Kirby) are discussing their sex lives. Mitch is trying to explain to Ed why he hasn't been able to make love to his wife in months, and Ed's response is a classic line: "It's like riding a bike, you never forget how." This scene is both funny and surprisingly frank, and it's a great example of how the film is able to mix comedy and sex in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Another memorable sexual moment comes when Phil (Daniel Stern) and Bonnie (Patricia Wettig) are discussing their relationship. Phil is trying to explain why he's been so distant lately, and Bonnie responds with a line that is both funny and surprisingly intimate: "You know, Phil, sometimes I think you're more interested in the cows than you are in me." This scene is a great example of how the film is able to explore the complexities of relationships in a humorous and honest way.
Finally, there is the scene in which Mitch and Ed are discussing their sex lives again, this time in a more serious tone. Mitch is trying to explain why he's been so distant lately, and Ed responds with a line that is both funny and surprisingly intimate: "You know, Mitch, sometimes I think you're more interested in the cows than you are in me." This scene is a great example of how the film is able to explore the complexities of relationships in a humorous and honest way.
Overall, City Slickers (1991) is a classic comedy film that contains some surprisingly sexual moments. From the frank discussion of sex between Mitch and Ed to the intimate conversation between Phil and Bonnie, the film is able to explore the complexities of relationships in a humorous and honest way. It's a great example of how comedy and sex can be combined in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Right after the opening scene, Mitch (Billy Crystal) is undergoing a surgery on his buttocks. He is seen from his face and his bare part is covered.
We briefly see a man showing a lot of butt-crack in one scene.
A man takes a shower in the desert and is seen from the waist up.
Three men are shown sitting on the toilet; their crotches are covered barely.
When the cook gets drunk and rides around on the wagon, his bare butt is seen.
The entire film contains many conversations about sex and adultery. E.g.(1) a man and his wife are quarreling by screaming at each other in a party, and he admits cheating on her because they didn't have sex for 12 years. E.g.(2) a man asks his friend whether he would have sex with a woman if his wife would have never find out.
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