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The Coca-Cola Kid (1985)
The Coca-Cola Kid (1985) is a classic Australian comedy that follows the story of a young man who is sent to a small town to help the local Coca-Cola distributor compete with a rival company. While the film is mostly lighthearted and comedic, there are a few moments of sexual tension that add a bit of spice to the story.
The first sexual moment in the film occurs when the protagonist, Eric, meets the local Coca-Cola distributor, Mrs. Pappas. Mrs. Pappas is a strong-willed woman who is not afraid to speak her mind and Eric is immediately attracted to her. The two share a few flirtatious moments, which culminate in a passionate kiss.
The second sexual moment comes when Eric meets the rival company's representative, Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith is a slick and sophisticated businessman who is clearly attracted to Eric. The two share a few moments of sexual tension before finally sharing a passionate kiss.
The third and final sexual moment in the film occurs when Eric and Mrs. Pappas finally get together. After a night of dancing and drinking, the two share a passionate kiss that leads to a night of passion.
Overall, The Coca-Cola Kid (1985) is a classic Australian comedy that features a few moments of sexual tension. These moments add a bit of spice to the story and help to make the film even more enjoyable.
A mans attempt at kissing a woman goes riotously wrong. She spreads her legs around his waist.
An adult woman and female child are shown taking a shower. Clear full frontal and rear nudity of the woman; the child's chest is seen but no genitals. In a censored version packaged by Janson Media for Amazon Video, most of this scene has been cut, and the only private part visible is the woman's butt.
A book is shown with female lying down on the front and back covers. No nudity is really shown.
A woman wears a tight, very low-cut shirt which cups her breasts.
A man takes his shirt off. Later he's shown in just tighty-whitey briefs sitting on a couch for a while.
A woman says she and a man should go to bed. As innuendo, the woman replies to his comment that she's making things hard (difficult) by saying "I hope so."
The titles of a few Playboy magazines are seen at a newspaper stand.
A main character doesn't initially realize that the dimly-lit party he attends has men in drag dancing together. One of the cross-dressers flirts with the man and cooperates in a scheme to have them photographed together.
There is a sex scene followed by the couple in bed the next morning. A man is shown from the shoulders up kissing a woman on a bed passionately for several seconds so he then undresses her . She gets on top of him, her buttocks and breasts are shown. She is seen later fully nude while getting out of bed and getting dressed. Although the scene is lengthy, it's mostly poorly lit and private parts are only visible as fairly quick glimpses.
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