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Switch (1991)
Switch is a 1991 romantic comedy starring Ellen Barkin and Jimmy Smits. The movie follows the story of Steve Brooks (Smits), a successful advertising executive who is transformed into a woman (Barkin) after a wish made by his ex-girlfriend. The transformation leads to a series of comedic and romantic moments, as well as some surprisingly frank sexual moments.
The movie begins with Steve's transformation, which is portrayed in a humorous and lighthearted manner. However, the movie quickly takes a more serious tone when Steve is forced to confront the reality of his new body. He is shocked to discover that he now has breasts, and is unable to understand why his body has changed. This leads to a scene in which Steve is forced to confront his own sexuality, as he is attracted to a woman he meets in the park.
The movie then follows Steve as he navigates his new life as a woman. He is forced to confront the challenges of living as a woman, including dealing with sexism and sexual harassment. He also has to deal with the fact that he is now attracted to men, something he had never considered before. This leads to a scene in which Steve is propositioned by a man in a bar, and he is forced to confront his own feelings about his sexuality.
The movie also features a number of frank sexual moments. In one scene, Steve is propositioned by a man in a bar, and he is forced to confront his own feelings about his sexuality. In another scene, Steve and his ex-girlfriend have a passionate kiss, which leads to a more intimate moment. Finally, the movie ends with Steve and his ex-girlfriend in bed together, in a scene that is surprisingly frank and intimate.
Overall, Switch is a surprisingly frank and honest movie about sexuality and gender. It features a number of frank sexual moments, and it is refreshing to see a movie that is willing to confront these issues head-on. The movie is a great example of how to portray sexuality in a positive and respectful way, and it is definitely worth a watch.
Nudity: Shortly after the beginning, 2 women and a man, are in a hot tub or Jacuzzi, another woman joins them, as she strips down to her underwear and bra. As she gets in the hot tub, she takes off her bra but her breast are not shown. One of the other woman's breast, are shown (for a second or two) while she's in the hot tub.
In a dressing room, while Amanda (Steve) is trying on clothes, the sales woman says "you need a bra, what size are you?" Amanda (Steve) grabs the saleswoman's (clothed) breast, and says what size are these?
Amanda (Steve) goes into a Barbershop and she picks up a Penthouse magazine, the cover displays a woman's naked back but nothing else. As Amanda looks at magazine, no other photos are shown.
Nudity: about 1 hour 21 minutes, a man's naked butt is shown (shown from the rear). A woman notices that the man is not wearing any underwear and he explains they slept together (implied sex) the night before.
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