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Blast from the Past (1998)
Blast from the Past (1998) is a romantic comedy starring Brendan Fraser and Alicia Silverstone. The movie follows the story of Adam, a man who has been living in a bomb shelter for 35 years, and Eve, a woman who helps him adjust to life in the outside world.
The movie contains some sexual moments that are both funny and romantic. One of the most memorable scenes is when Adam and Eve are in a restaurant and Adam is trying to figure out how to use a fork. Eve takes the fork from him and shows him how to use it, and the two share a romantic moment.
Another memorable scene is when Adam and Eve are in a hotel room and Adam is trying to figure out how to use the shower. Eve helps him out and the two share a passionate kiss.
The movie also contains some lighthearted sexual moments, such as when Adam and Eve are in a car and Adam is trying to figure out how to drive. Eve takes the wheel and the two share a laugh.
Overall, Blast from the Past (1998) contains some memorable sexual moments that are both funny and romantic. The movie is a great example of how sex can be used in a comedic way without being too explicit.
Sexual innuendo.
A few kisses.
A transvestite propositions a man.
We see several women in cleavage-revealing tops and several women in bathing suits
one brief scene takes place in an adult book store and we see -- from a distance -- many scantily clad women on video and magazine covers (no nudity is visible).
There is a scene in a hotel where the main character is captivated by a commercial where you see a woman covered in a very revealing thong and there is a seductive theme
Eve makes a joke about getting Adam laid, Adam asks in a public place,what she means by getting him laid, people stare
When Eve hears that Adam went home with a girl, she later yells at him that he is supposed to be having unsafe sex with that slut. Eve then asks Adam about his virginity in a suggestive way.
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