Whether you prefer to watch an erotic drama, a film that centers LGBTQ+ characters, or a raunchy comedy, here are 15 sexy movies available on HBO and HBO Max.
Entertainment Steamy HBO movies for your next night in? Yes, please. If you’re a sexy movie fan, you’re in luck: HBO and HBO Max expanded their roster of sultry movies. Spanning several genres, these steamy options are guaranteed to have some unforgettable scenes, so whether you prefer to watch an erotic drama, an LGBTQ+ film, or a raunchy comedy, here are 15 sexy movies available on HBO right this second. What qualifies as “sexy,” you ask? Films with erotic intimate scenes, hot and heavy makeouts, and even raunchy vignettes made the cut. With its range of options, this list of HBO’s sexiest movies is sure to whet your viewing appetite. It includes classics from And God Created Woman, a ’50s Brigitte Bardot French film, to a 2002 titillating thriller with a young Richard Gere. Rounding out the selection are more recent options about single women navigating the New York City dating scene (two of those, actually) and Endings, Beginnings, a racy story about a love triangle with Jamie Dornan, Sebastian Stan, and Shailene Woodley. If you prefer risqué films in the form of comedy, there are also some funny options like the now-classic Wedding Crashers and a movie about half-naked male strippers, um, stripping. Excited yet? Here are the 15 sexiest movies on HBO and HBO Max that you should watch now. Steve Carell plays Andy, the titular middle-aged virgin in the 2005 R-rated Judd Apatow comedy. When his friends David ( Paul Rudd), Jay (Romany Malco), and Cal ( Seth Rogen) find out about Andy’s sexual inexperience, they team up to help him get laid. Of course, shenanigans ensue, made all the more entertaining by the film’s many cameos. The star-studded cast also includes Jane Lynch, Elizabeth Banks, and Leslie Mann, and Carell, who emerged as a breakout comedic lead. In Endings, Beginnings, a 2019 drama directed by Drake Doremus, Dornan and Stan make up two-thirds of a steamy love triangle that’s completed by Woodley. Daphne (Woodley) is fresh off of a breakup and disillusioned by love — that is, until she meets both Jack (Dornan) and Frank (Stan) at a party. The men couldn’t be more different, and yet she finds herself strongly attracted to both. Based on the 1996 namesake novel by Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook isn’t a sexy film per se, but the kissing scene between Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling achieved cult status for a reason (it even won Best Kiss at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards). A romantic classic, the 2004 film set in the ’40s follows the heartbreaking story of star-crossed lovers Allie and Noah, whose differences in social class keep them from being together. Fun fact: McAdams and Gosling dated in real life, and he told GQ in 2007 that their actual love story was “a hell of a lot more romantic.
