Laura Brodnick

We're going to have a wild sex scene.

It's the whole point of this movie.

Let's go.

And then they did the classic PG movie thing, which in this day and age of streaming is unforgivable and diabolical.

They fell onto the bed, Brett Goldstein and Jennifer Lopez, and then the camera panned away.

And what the hell was...

why wasn't there a sex scene?

Why don't movies want to show us sex scenes anymore?

I don't know.

This is why people are losing their minds over like a heated rivalry or an off-campus or something because, and again, it's not even that people just want to see our sex scene because, again, porn exists.

You can see sex scenes whenever you want.

But I just don't understand why if they want to make a rom-com and they're obviously not this, they obviously weren't making a kid's movie from other things we saw in the movie.

Yeah.

So I was like, just like, if you want us to be invested in this relationship, show us a sex scene.

Because then they had to do that thing afterwards that no one does in real life where they, this is what movies or TV shows do when they can't show the sex scene, but they want the audience to know that the sex was really good.

They have the characters have a conversation.

Have you ever had sex with someone and then be like, let's have a debrief about that?

And then they're lying in bed together and he's like, that was unexpected.

He's like, oh, I'm not usually like that.

But that's exactly how I pictured it.