Based on an original screenplay by Mark Andrus ("As Good as It Gets"), who seems to know something about ornery characters on the last-chance train, the movie is generating the kind of buzz -- adjectives like "grown-up," "sexy," "challenging" -- that haven't attended a Hollywood movie since "American Beauty".
In her heyday, as the reigning female star at Warner Brothers, she was as electrifying as Marlon Brando in the '50s: volatile, sexy, challenging, fearlessly inventive.
From Mr Big to Mr Rochester, emotionally crippled and wholly unavailable men - far from undesirable - are actually a sexy challenge for many literary heroines.
Michael: JoAnneh is smarter than I am, which I found very sexy and challenging.
Curiously, the bar, also re-designed by Rockwell, succeeds as a contemporary juxtaposition as this section of the hotel manages to feel appropriately fresh and sexy without challenging the classic integrity of the overall property.
"It will not be a museum piece, but rather a celebration of a time in our history when people were belligerent, audacious, loving, challenging, silly, sexy and scared to death," Ms. Dodge said.
He's set the old theriomorphic bar at a dizzying height, so we were surprised to find out some Ukranian jamoke with a couple of sexy animal costumes is challenging his crown.
Moreover, whether we look to chimps or our sexy bonobo cousins, it's challenging to identify anything resembling the Census Bureau's notion of a "household", nor is it easy to come by income data for chimp and bonobo labour-market participants.
2. Self pleasuring is not a "Couple's Thing" so asking for time alone in the bedroom to be sexy with yourself may feel challenging.
Adventurous enough to explore and experiment, McBride adds to her oeuvre by challenging herself with sexy blues ("You Can Get Your Lovin' Right Here"), ballsy brass-knucklers ("Broken Umbrella") and feel-good anthems (the get-on-your-feet opener "One Night").
And why can't a feminist be sexy?" The challenges faced by Cisneros's characters on account of their gender cannot be understood in isolation from their culture, for the norms that dictate how women and men ought to think and behave are culturally determined and thus distinct for different cultural groups.
