Sex and the Future (2020)

Sex and the Future (2020) is a quirky comedy in the same vein as Weird Science (1985), but with a modern, sexy, and much more Capitalist twist. Two nerdy outcasts, one an inventor named Barry (Chris Markle) and one an aspiring but failing actor named Evan (Phillip Crum) make a robot in the likeness of what they consider to be the "ideal woman." It works perfectly, but rather than share one singular sexbot, the duo realize more men would want this and try to mass-produce this prototype. They should put it on Shark Tank as the future of the wank. Enter the Middle Eastern prince Fahad (Fahad Olayan), a truly unattractive young man who runs off to LA since his nation has been too afraid to tell him he doesn't actually have leading man good looks. But while Hollywood hits him with a cold dose of reality, soon enough he's moved on to a new dream. He's gonna finance the two dudes and take over the world with their robowomen business. Soon enough there are all sorts of feminists protesting their busty, buxom babes who you don't need to buy dinner before getting down to the dirty stuff. Are our fellas going to be the Microsoft of hard-ons or is their business headed for the scrap heap? Obviously, sex robots are going to look super hot, and luckily real human women play these babes. Revell Carpenter reveals her sexy lingerie look to get busy with a guy who is touching her in virtual reality. Ellie Patrikios shows off her cleavage in a purple bra, and Lena Escandon just plain shows her cleavage when she leans forward in a low-fitting top without a bra. Lovely blonde seductress Lori Livingston lays down in bed wearing her bra and panties when her partner says he can't do it with her. Why not?! She's sexy and she's right there. These broads don't show their breasts, but I'm hoping they all will in the (sex and the) future.