While You Were Sleeping (1995)

When it comes to romantic comedies, few can compare to the classic 1995 film, While You Were Sleeping. Starring Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman, the movie follows the story of Lucy, a lonely Chicago Transit Authority worker who falls in love with a man she saves from an oncoming train. While the movie is mostly lighthearted and comedic, there are a few moments of sexual tension between the two leads.

One of the most memorable scenes is when Lucy and Peter (Pullman) are in the park and he is teaching her how to throw a Frisbee. As they get closer, the tension between them is palpable. Peter then leans in and kisses Lucy, and the two share a passionate embrace. This moment is a classic example of sexual tension in a romantic comedy.

Another scene that stands out is when Lucy and Peter are in the hospital waiting room. As they talk, Peter moves closer and closer to Lucy until they are almost touching. The sexual tension between them is so strong that it is almost palpable. This moment is a perfect example of how two people can be attracted to each other without having to say a word.

Finally, there is the scene when Lucy and Peter are in the elevator. As they stand there, the sexual tension between them is so strong that they can barely look at each other. This moment is a perfect example of how two people can be attracted to each other without having to say a word.

Overall, While You Were Sleeping is a classic romantic comedy with a few moments of sexual tension between the two leads. These moments are a perfect example of how two people can be attracted to each other without having to say a word.