Nun of That (2008)

Nun of That is a 2008 comedy-drama film directed by Chris D'Arienzo and starring Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, and Alan Arkin. The movie follows the story of a young nun, Sister Mary (Adams), who is sent to a small town to help out at a convent. While there, she finds herself in a number of awkward and often humorous sexual situations.

The movie is filled with a number of sexual moments, ranging from the innocent to the risqué. One of the most memorable scenes is when Sister Mary is caught in a compromising position with a local priest. She is caught in the act of trying to seduce him, and the scene is both funny and uncomfortable.

Another memorable sexual moment comes when Sister Mary and her friend, Sister Agnes (Blunt), are caught in a compromising position in the convent's chapel. They are caught in the act of kissing and embracing, and the scene is both funny and awkward.

The movie also features a number of other sexual moments, including a scene where Sister Mary is caught in a compromising position with a local farmer. This scene is both funny and uncomfortable, as it shows the naivety of Sister Mary and her lack of experience with men.

Overall, Nun of That is a funny and entertaining movie that features a number of memorable sexual moments. The movie is sure to make you laugh, but also make you think about the consequences of sexual behavior.