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Name | Casual Sex? |
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Caption | Theatrical release poster |
Director | Geneviève Robert |
Producer | Ilona Herzberg |
Writer | Wendy GoldmanJudy Toll |
Starring | Lea ThompsonVictoria JacksonStephen ShellenJerry LevineAndrew Dice Clay |
Music | Van Dyke Parks |
Cinematography | Rolf Kestermann |
Editing | Donn CambernSheldon Kahn |
Distributor | Universal Pictures |
Released | April 22, 1988 |
Runtime | 103 min |
Country | |
Language | English |
Gross | $12,277,096 |
Casual Sex? is a 1988 comedy film about two female friends who go to a holiday resort in search of the perfect man. It was directed by Geneviève Robert, and stars Lea Thompson, Victoria Jackson, Andrew Dice Clay, and Jerry Levine.
Casual Sex is rated R13 in New Zealand.
At an event called International Night, the men and women all take miniature flags and put them in plunger-shaped hats and then meet the person with the identical flag. After becoming upset over a bad experience at the flag party, Melissa threatens to return to LA. However, Melissa soon connects with a spa staff member, Jamie (Jerry Levine), who gives her her first orgasm. A confused Stacy returns to LA via the 2PM bus, not knowing that Melissa remained at the resort. Stacy repeats past behavior and brings Nick back to her apartment, however she soon realizes that he's a loser who is taking up all her space and that she actually doesn't really like him. She rents a pink Cadillac and returns to the spa, where Melissa tells Stacey about Jamie and Stacey is relieved. On the way back to LA, Stacey commiserates with Vinny over their disappointment with the spa experience and upon returning to New Jersey, he experiences some life changes.
After a period time, Stacey is shown at Christmas time opening the door and letting Melissa and Jamie in. As they come in, Stacy's now-husband, Vinny, her two young boys, and their dog come down the stairs. Reminiscent of an earlier joke involving an old man and a dog, Melissa and Stacy laugh as the boys attack Vinny and Jamie, Stacy says, "There's your boyfriend" Melissa replies, "So what, there's yours." Finally Stacy says to the camera, "Yeah, that's my boyfriend" and smiles then hugs Melissa.
The movie makes frequent use of breaking the fourth wall. The movie opens to the lyrics of Hot Hot Hot and closes with "(No More) Casual Sex" (Kid Creole song) by Kid Creole and the Coconuts. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a rating for the movie, but the 3 reviews it collected were all negative.
Category:1988 films Category:American films Category:Erotic films Category:Sex comedy films Category:1980s romantic comedy films Category:English-language films
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