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Joy of Sex (1984)
The Joy of Sex is a 1984 romantic comedy film directed by Martha Coolidge and starring Christopher Atkins and Kelly Preston. The movie follows the story of two college students, Alex (Atkins) and Leslie (Preston), who are trying to find their way in the world of romance and sex.
The movie is filled with sexual moments, from the opening scene of Alex and Leslie in bed together to the final scene of them in a passionate embrace. The movie is not explicit, but it does contain some nudity and sexual content.
The movie follows Alex and Leslie as they explore their sexuality. They experiment with different positions and techniques, and they learn about the importance of communication and trust in a relationship. The movie also touches on the topics of contraception and safe sex.
The movie also features some humorous moments, such as when Alex and Leslie are caught in the act by Alex's parents. The movie also features some tender moments, such as when Alex and Leslie share a romantic kiss in the rain.
The Joy of Sex is a lighthearted look at the complexities of relationships and sex. It is a movie that is sure to make you laugh, cry, and think. It is a movie that is sure to leave you with a smile on your face.
It's a sex comedy; the efforts of high school students (actors in early to late 20s) to end their virginity comprise most of the plot. Minor attention is also paid to teen pregnancy and to STDs and safe sex.
There's one quick glimpse of breasts at a party. A movie sex scene is projected in class with a man and a woman lying down for sex; side of breast and butts is visible. Girls are seen in bras a few times.
People intrude on a man and woman lying on a bed in a hotel room, interrupted sex is implied but not seen; no nudity.
In sex ed class, a full screen, detailed, educational drawing of a penis in flaccid and erect condition are viewed. A statue has breasts visible for a while.
Discussions about sex are pervasive but rarely vulgar. By contrast, there is a near (possibly complete) absence of sexual assault or coercion.
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