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Baby Boom (1987)
Baby Boom (1987) is a classic romantic comedy that follows the story of J.C. Wiatt (Diane Keaton), a successful businesswoman who unexpectedly inherits a baby girl. While the film is primarily a comedy, it also contains some memorable sexual moments.
The most memorable sexual moment in the film is when J.C. and her love interest, Jeff (Sam Shepard), share a passionate kiss in the rain. The scene is both romantic and sensual, and it serves as a reminder of the power of love.
Another memorable sexual moment in the film is when J.C. and Jeff go skinny dipping in a lake. This scene is both playful and sexy, and it serves to further develop the relationship between the two characters.
Finally, there is the scene in which J.C. and Jeff make love in a barn. This scene is both intimate and passionate, and it serves to show the depth of their connection.
Overall, Baby Boom (1987) contains some memorable sexual moments that help to further develop the relationship between J.C. and Jeff. These moments are both romantic and sensual, and they serve to remind viewers of the power of love.
There is a scene where a man and a woman agree to have sex although nothing is shown because the camera slowly turns away from the scene, but a few seconds later, they show them both finished, fully clothed but are both talking about how great it was, i.e. implied sex.
There is a scene when a woman walks into her house and behind the couch she sees a man and woman both to their knees implying they got up from the floor immediately because they were having sex. There is a mostly nude woman who is covering her breasts with her hands, and the man is shirtless.
There are several sexual references about a woman who hasn't had sex in a long time.
A man kisses a woman passionately against a car at night.
A man and woman start to kiss in the kitchen of a house then the scene ends there, but the next scene they are walking around early in the morning in their bathrobes and smiling greatly implying they had sex the night before.
There are a few brief kissing scenes.
Several anatomically correct shots of the baby, she is obviously a girl, you see her private parts. You also see her behind many times in the movie. There is a rectal thermometer scene, when the baby is supposed to be sick, you see a lot of her behind there.
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