Milk Money (2004)

Milk Money is a 2004 American comedy-drama film directed by Richard Benjamin and starring Melanie Griffith, Ed Harris, and Michael Patrick Carter. The film follows the story of three pre-teen boys who go on a mission to find a prostitute in order to lose their virginity.

The movie contains several sexual moments that are both humorous and uncomfortable. In one scene, the boys are in a strip club and are mesmerized by the scantily clad women dancing on stage. They are so enthralled that they forget to pay for their drinks, resulting in a humorous altercation with the club's bouncer.

In another scene, the boys find the prostitute they are looking for and pay her for her services. The boys are clearly uncomfortable with the situation, but they go through with it anyway. The prostitute then takes them to a motel room and begins to undress. The boys are so embarrassed that they run out of the room without paying her.

The most uncomfortable sexual moment in the movie comes when the boys finally find the prostitute they are looking for. She is a middle-aged woman who is clearly not interested in them. She tells them that she will not have sex with them and that they should go home. The boys are clearly embarrassed and ashamed, and they quickly leave.

Overall, Milk Money is a funny and entertaining movie, but it also contains several uncomfortable sexual moments. While these moments may be uncomfortable to watch, they are important to the story and help to illustrate the innocence of the boys and their naivety when it comes to sex.