Killing Bono (2011)

Killing Bono is a 2011 British-Irish comedy-drama film based on the memoir Killing Bono: I Was Bono's Doppelgänger by Neil McCormick. The film follows the story of Neil McCormick and his brother Ivan, who are two Irish schoolboys determined to become rock stars. However, their dreams are quickly dashed when their schoolmates, Paul Hewson (Bono) and Dave Evans (The Edge), become the world-famous band U2.

The movie is filled with plenty of sexual moments, from the very beginning of the film. In one scene, Neil and Ivan are seen in a nightclub, where they are surrounded by scantily-clad women. This scene sets the tone for the rest of the movie, which is full of sexual innuendos and references.

In another scene, Neil and Ivan are seen in a hotel room, where they are discussing their plans to become rock stars. As they talk, they are interrupted by a woman in a skimpy outfit, who is clearly there to seduce them. This scene is full of sexual tension, as the woman flirts with the two brothers and tries to get them to join her in the bedroom.

The movie also features a number of other sexual scenes, including a scene where Neil and Ivan are seen in a bar, surrounded by women. In this scene, the two brothers are seen flirting with the women, and it is clear that they are both interested in having a sexual encounter.

Overall, Killing Bono is a movie that is full of sexual moments. From the very beginning of the movie, it is clear that the two brothers are interested in having a sexual encounter. The movie also features a number of other sexual scenes, which add to the overall sexual atmosphere of the movie.