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Sydney White (2007)
Sydney White is a 2007 American teen romantic comedy film starring Amanda Bynes, Sara Paxton, and Matt Long. The film follows Sydney White, a college freshman who joins a sorority and falls in love with the president's brother. While the movie is primarily a comedy, it also contains some sexual moments.
One of the most memorable sexual moments in the film is when Sydney and Tyler, the president's brother, share a passionate kiss. The kiss is set up by a romantic moment between the two characters, and it is a powerful moment that shows the chemistry between them.
Another sexual moment in the film is when Sydney and Tyler are in the pool together. They are both in swimsuits and the scene is filled with sexual tension. The scene is also important because it is the first time that Sydney and Tyler are alone together and it sets up their relationship for the rest of the movie.
The final sexual moment in the film is when Sydney and Tyler finally make love. The scene is romantic and passionate and it is a beautiful moment that shows the strength of their relationship.
Overall, Sydney White contains some memorable sexual moments that help to move the story forward and show the development of the relationship between Sydney and Tyler. These moments are important to the film and help to make it an enjoyable and romantic comedy.
A woman is shown waxing her legs, you can see up to the top of her thigh.
Young women are shown in bikinis.
A group of guys stare at a woman's sports bra on a hanger after she has taken it off. They talk about how it has touched her breasts.
Generally 'sorority girl clothing' throughout - low necklines and short hemlines.
One of the "seven dorks" is eager to have sex with a woman--any woman--and he talks about it several times. He expresses his opinion that frat guys do nothing but have sex with girls all the time.
There is some kissing among teenagers - it's pretty innocent, though.
A father has "the sex talk" with his young daughter at the beginning of the movie. He mispronounces the "fallopian tubes" as the "fallipian tubes" and says "Every month, the woman lays an egg, like a chicken".
Sydney is taught from a young age to whistle through her teeth when a cute boy walks down the street. We see her do it once as a child, and again as a college student.
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