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New in Town (2009)
New in Town (2009) is a romantic comedy starring Renée Zellweger and Harry Connick Jr. The movie follows Lucy Hill, a high-powered business consultant from Miami, who is sent to a small Minnesota town to oversee the restructuring of a manufacturing plant. Along the way, she meets and falls in love with the town's union representative, Ted Mitchell.
The movie contains several sexual moments that are both funny and romantic. One of the most memorable is when Lucy and Ted are in a bar and Ted starts to dance with her. The scene is filled with sexual tension as they move closer and closer together. Another memorable moment is when Lucy and Ted share a passionate kiss in the snow. The kiss is both tender and passionate, and it is clear that the two have strong feelings for each other.
The movie also contains some lighthearted sexual moments. For example, when Lucy and Ted are in the car, they start to make out and Ted accidentally honks the horn. This leads to a humorous exchange between the two.
Overall, New in Town (2009) contains several memorable sexual moments that are both funny and romantic. The movie is a great example of how sexual moments can be used to create a romantic comedy.
A woman's nipples are clearly visible through her sweater.
It is implied that a woman is a wearing a thong, though nothing is shown.
A woman gets her car stuck in a snowdrift & attaches a skimpy red nightgown to her car antennae as a flag.
There is a make-out scene between a man and a woman. It is implied that they are lying together on the couch. When they are interrupted, they are fully clothed.
A woman makes a comment on how she's not sure if a man is staring at her or her breasts.
A teenage boy tells the girl he's about to take out that she looks hot; her father hears him & replies, "I was 14 once, so I know what's going on in your head. And your pants." And that, "Keep in mind, whatever you do to my daughter...I'm gonna do to you."
A bunch of old woman comment on a man's butt when he bends over.
A woman, while drunk, tells a man he looks sexy.
A woman at a dinner party asks a teenage girl if she likes Fergie. She replies that her dad doesn't let her listen to that kind of music. The woman & the girl's father then end up in an argument on whether she's a positive role model or just sex symbol.
A (drunk) woman tells a man to "Keep your hands to yourself Mr. Touchy-Feely Hands!" while he's helping her out of her car. He responds wth, "You wish."
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