Talking About Sex

About This Movie

So, 'Talking About Sex' is a pretty interesting watch from '94, directed by an unknown face. It dives into the awkwardness surrounding intimacy and communication, which is both funny and a bit cringe-worthy at times. Kim Wayans plays Andie, a young publisher who’s trying to spice up a dry communication manual into something saucy and relatable. There’s this quirky chemistry with her boyfriend Doug, played by Daniel Beer, as their romance stumbles along with their faltering sex life. It's got that laid-back, early '90s vibe—think soft lighting and relatable dialogue. The pacing flows like a casual conversation, and the performances feel genuine, even if some moments come off as a bit forced. Not groundbreaking, but it has its charm in exploring how we talk about sex.

Explores themes of intimacy and communication. · Features performances that balance humor and awkwardness. · Captures a laid-back early '90s atmosphere.