Film Synopsis of “Babygirl“→ A high-powered CEO named Romey (Nicole Kidman) puts her career and family on the line when she begins a torrid affair with her much younger intern, Samuel (Harris Dickinson)!
Babygirl Brings The Raunchy!
This film, despite its low budget, delivers an exceptionally engaging and suspenseful experience right from the trailer to the closing credits. It can be directly compared to the “Fifty Shades of Grey” franchise, particularly in the way Romey conceals a deep desire to be dominated, a nuance that sets her apart from Anastasia, who lacks such inclinations. This distinction is the only noteworthy similarity in their character interactions.
Nicole Kidman offers a performance that is nothing short of jaw-dropping. There are moments when her actions are so outrageous that they will leave you in disbelief. While some sexually explicit scenes are depicted on camera but blurred out, her moans of ecstasy resonate clearly, creating an undeniably intense atmosphere. This film demands attention and is sure to make an impact!
Want Milk, Babygirl …
Infants drink milk
when they are born—there’s no question about it. Samuel sees her as a baby, which is why he feels he cannot send her a drink. When Romey meets her “bad” boy and learns how to be a “good” little girl, the first thing she is given at her table is something to drink. She is clearly instructed to drink up and follow orders. This is the expectation for babies, and as they grow, children are taught to listen to and obey their parents. It’s a fundamental part of their upbringing.
The Dominating of Babyirl
This is what was happening between Romey & Samuel. The only difference here is that Samuel wanted to be the parent, and of course, Romey was the child, and Romey was far older than Samuel, obviously, and that turned her on – the danger and excitement of it all. That’s so crazy to me, but people have all sorts of fantasies and illusions of sexual proclivities that they want to act out! What do people get out of role-playing – sadomasochism is something that I will never understand, nor would I ever want to, but it’s foolish to ever want to have that kind of activity in the bedroom to “spice things up.” And that is the No. 1 reason couples use.
Why Stop A Good Thing?
Romey faced a significant challenge in balancing her two separate lives: a normal, peaceful existence with her husband, Jacob, and their children and the vibrant, intoxicating fantasies she explored with the younger and more captivating Samuel. There’s a clear reason she was drawn to Samuel, though I won’t divulge it just yet. It will soon become evident as you read on, revealing the common motivations that lead people to seek romance outside their relationships. Ultimately, the Babygirl chose to turn to someone else, delving into experiences that her marriage never provided. What do you think motivated her to do that?
That’s A Good Girl!
Do you think it turned our babygirl on when she was being complimented by Samuel that she was called a good girl for following his rules and doing what he said to do and following each and every word that came out of his mouth and that she was at his beck and call? Is that a way to live – a good and stable way to live? Maybe for a babygirl…but is it for a grown woman who has a loving family at home waiting on her each and every night? We all have to live with the consequences of our actions. Do you think that Romey suffered enough with each time she was with Samuel?
Excited for this one!
I observed this film on four separate occasions, Josh, and shared your enthusiasm. While the production budget was modest, the film was nonetheless compelling. Although improvements could have been made, Ms. Kidman delivered a truly captivating performance; her chemistry with her co-star was palpable and deeply engaging for the audience. The overall effect was intensely evocative, and Kidman’s talent is undeniable! 💋