3 Movies To Stream If You Loved ‘Babygirl’
If you saw 'Babygirl' and want more like it, here are three movies that will satisfy your craving.
A24’s Babygirl stars Nicole Kidman as Romy, a high-powered CEO who is unfulfilled despite her massive professional success. Romy dreams of sexual domination but this arrangement doesn’t appear to be in the cards at home with her husband. So, she looks elsewhere and finds a willing participant to help her play out her fantasies: Samuel (Harris Dickinson), an intern at her company. The two begin a steamy affair and Romy is able to explore her sexuality in a way she has never done before.
If you saw Babygirl and want more like it, here are three movies that will satisfy your craving.
1. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
More Nicole Kidman? Why not? In Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut, a Manhattan-based doctor named William Harford is coming to terms with the fact that his wife Alice (Kidman) has become unsatisfied in their marriage, so much so that she contemplated having an affair a year earlier. This catapults Dr. Harford into a journey of sexual discovery, including attending a masked orgy, to learn to make his wife happy.
Where To Stream: Netflix
2. Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (2022)
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is more lighthearted than Babygirl and the rest of the movies on this list, but it’s still worth watching as it explores the sexuality of an older woman as well as the power dynamic of an older woman being intimate with a younger man.
Retired RE teacher Nancy (Emma Thompson) has just lost her husband. In the wake of her loss, Nancy seeks to have her first-ever orgasm. She hires a younger sex worker (Daryl McCormack). What ensues is a playful, positive arrangement.
Where To Stream: Amazon Prime Video
3. Challengers (2024)
Challengers is a sports drama with a love triangle plotline. Tashi (Zendaya) is a tennis player turned coach. Her most recent project is her husband Art (Mike Faist), who she completely transformed from an average player to a world-famous grand slam champion.
Recently, though, Art has been on a losing streak. To help him get out of his head, Tashi enters her husband in a low-level championship match to help reignite his tennis game. However, one of the players expected to be at the tournament is no other than Tashi’s ex-boyfriend (and Art’s ex-best friend) Patrick (Josh O’Connor). As you’d expect, things get messy (and hot).
Where To Stream: Amazon Prime Video
