Babygirl (2024)

Babygirl will appeal to fans of erotic thrillers and those seeking a more profound feminist film. It has all the makings of an excellent erotic thriller, with the electric chemistry between Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson, dark tone, and frank exploration of sex, power dynamics, and sadomasochism. However, Babygirl goes deeper than the typical erotic thriller, poignantly exploring the female experience and the sometimes surprising ways women attain sexual liberation. Reminiscent of films like Raw and The Secretary, Babygirl is perfect for viewers looking for something provocative and unpredictable that challenges common misconceptions of female sexuality.

In Babygirl, Nicole Kidman plays a powerful CEO who begins a sexual romance with a young intern. Kidman gives what’s sure to be an Oscar-nominated performance that examines conflicting desires, pleasure, and power dynamics. If you love erotic thrillers like Fifty Shades of Grey, Shame, or Eyes Wide Shut, you need to watch Babygirl. While the movie might be too much for prudent viewers, it reveals an engrossing and captivating story you can’t look away from.