'Babygirl': Harris Dickinson had Marine ambitions. Now he's in 2024's kinkiest film. Nicole Kidman, left, and Harris Dickinson explore power, aging and suppression in erotic drama "Babygirl." ...

Watching “Babygirl” won’t land you on the naughty list. “Babygirl” writer/director Halina Reijn (“Bodies Bodies Bodies”) walks us through the movie’s erotic kink scenes and the ...

In a film full of weird scenes, Babygirl 's milk scene is one of the most memorably weird, and here is why Romy drinks it and what the real meaning of the scene is, explained. Throughout Babygirl ...

“Babygirl” follows Kidman’s character Romy — who is a married tech company CEO — as she engages in a risky affair with an intern at her company named Samuel (played by Dickinson).

Here, “Babygirl” appears to understand a common reality behind the kink: many accomplished, strong women (and men) want to turn their brains off and fully submit to the right Dom.

In “Babygirl,” female desire opens another Pandora’s box of trouble. As in a lot of romantic comedies, the meet-cute in “Babygirl” has been strategically orchestrated.

‘Babygirl’ Review: Nicole Kidman Is Fearless in an Erotic Office Drama About the Age of Control Reviewed at Venice Film Festival (In competition), Aug. 30, 2024. Running time: 114 MIN.

Babygirl is not currently available to stream on any subscription-based services, but the film will eventually be coming to streaming, on Max, thanks to the 2023 deal between A24 and Warner Bros ...

"Babygirl" is a term of endearment that's usually applied to a man (you've probably heard it describe Pedro Pascal or Paul Mescal). When someone is giving babygirl energy, they're kind, cute, and ...

Babygirl’s Harris Dickinson: ‘Being desired is not something I’ve been particularly used to’ The sought-after British star of ‘Triangle of Sadness’ and ‘The Iron Claw’ speaks to ...

But like Kidman’s character in “Babygirl” who only gets triggered when something is at stake, erotic movies in 2024 aren’t created as mere entertainment as they once were; they exist to ...