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Wild Wild West (1999)
Wild Wild West (1999) is a classic western comedy starring Will Smith, Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh, and Salma Hayek. The movie follows the adventures of two U.S. Secret Service agents, Jim West (Smith) and Artemus Gordon (Kline), as they attempt to stop the evil Dr. Loveless (Branagh) from taking over the United States.
The movie is full of sexual moments, from the opening scene where West and Gordon are in a saloon, to the final showdown between West and Loveless. In the saloon scene, West and Gordon are surrounded by scantily clad women, and West is seen flirting with one of them. Later, West and Gordon are seen in a bathhouse, where they are both wearing towels and West is seen ogling a woman in the background.
The sexual tension between West and Gordon is also explored throughout the movie. In one scene, West and Gordon are seen in a hot tub, and West can’t help but admire Gordon’s body. In another scene, West and Gordon are seen in a bedroom, and West is seen trying to seduce Gordon.
The movie also features a number of steamy scenes between West and Salma Hayek’s character, Rita Escobar. In one scene, West and Rita are seen in a hot tub, and West is seen admiring Rita’s body. In another scene, West and Rita are seen in a bedroom, and West is seen trying to seduce Rita.
Overall, Wild Wild West (1999) is a classic western comedy that features a number of sexual moments. From the opening scene in the saloon, to the final showdown between West and Loveless, the movie is full of sexual tension and steamy scenes.
The main villain has an entourage of several women who are constantly seen in revealing clothing.
There is a scene where a man and a woman are both naked in a water tower, passionately kissing. Water comes up to just over their chests, and no nudity can be seen at all during this scene. The man falls out of the water tower, and covers his genitals with a hat, and no nudity can be seen.
There are many references to the bad guy (who is missing half his body) not being able to fully enjoy women because he is missing his reproductive organ.
A man is talking about a costume to disguise himself as a woman, specifically prosthetic breasts he had designed. Another man expresses disapproval at their appearance. The first man makes him touch the breasts and he describes them as "rusty cannons." The man who designed the breasts reveals that the breasts are filled with buckwheat, and the second guy dumps the buckwheat out of one breast and fills it with water. He says, "Now touch *my* breast," and the first guy does so, and then for comparison he touches the other breast he's wearing, still filled with buckwheat, and remarks, "Oh, my God, I'm hard!" A third party has been eavesdropping and thinks something else is going on, but the scene is completely innocent and used solely for comic effect.
There are two rear end shots on two women. One is seen when a woman pulls up the back of her dress to sit on a desk, and her backside can be seen in a thong. The other is when a woman wears a man's night shirt, but the butt flap is open, so two men briefly see her butt twice.
Although very brief, a man's penis and testicles flash across the screen. When he stands up, we see his buttocks and a bit of his scrotum. This is during the water tower scene when the man falls out, mentioned above.
There is a scene where a man is picking a prostitute out of many and picks a man pretending to be one.
There are many dresses that expose cleavage.
A man drums on a woman's breasts in a non-sexual way, and as a joke. He believes that the woman is a man in disguise.
Several kinky devices are seen hanging over a bed in Loveless' bed room, and a woman is seen in a cage meant for entertainment. She's rescued.
Several sexual innuendos; for instance, in the scene where a man and a woman are passionately kissing, a man says, "You can't go shoving a man's personal things into a hole like that," after a woman puts his underwear in a hole that he was looking through and can no longer see through once she does. She replies, "Is that so?" and he says, "Oh, I didn't mean it like that, baby."
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