Don't know why America is so hung up on sex Acting prudish when sexualy hiding so much Heck I would sleep with him for a million dollars no problem and I am a married man. Obviously I'm European .

It all happened in 1992 when Demi first walked on to the set of A Few Good Men wearing her white Naval uniform and white cap with the cameras rolling, and Tom Cruise by her side, as every man on set noticed Moore and fell out of their seats, then in this when they filmed the ballroom scene and she first appears in her $5,000 black dress, they had to do 468 takes because all the men extras dancing with the other women kept watching Demi, then by the year 1994, when Demi did Disclosure and came out on set in her sleeveless black mini dress with Michael Douglas and 8 crewmen filming the scene had to be taken by ambulance to the local hospital to verify whether or not they were still breathing, it had become abundantly clear and majorly evident that young cute stuff Demi Moore has grown into a truly gorgeous woman, and not just any ol' truly hot lady, no, no my dear friend, Demi Moore has grown into the hottest and most gorgeous young woman........of aall-tiiiiiime pretty much is how it went and someone needs to start getting all these guys off of Demi's sets! A Few Good Men, this, and Disclosure stand out as Demi Moore at her sweetest and just absolute hottest and factual evidence of it can be found in this, Indecent Proposal, as we see beautiful Moore at her most epic and most beautiful and most primal and best and looking so damn good, God! Demi Moore's the hottest woman ever created. She's in her beautiful prime, her physical prime, her sexual prime, her hot body in white underwear rolling around, laying on the bed surrounded by cash with Woody looking super intense prime, or at least on the very verge of it. She's around 30 years of age. Indecent Proposal really surprised me how good it was when I first saw it way back in the day and I'm still a little surprised today that it's not more universally well-received but I love cards and I love Demi Moore and Redford's my favorite and I love Harrelson too and Oliver Platt and I love it when Demi makes out with Woody and Robby and I love her short hair and I love this movie and the way it ends. Indecent Proposal's one of my very most fond films. When I see sexy Demi in her red lipstick and her long elegant dress on the yacht I get the chills, grow a fever, and immediately fall in love. You can't blame me or Robert Redford or all those guys on Demi's sets but I do Woody. I'd never do it!(Demi Moore in Striptease in '96 around 33 is her true prime, as far as being in your prime goes, or at least the start of it)

Let's be honest, ladies; Indecent Proposal should have had a different title. Demi Moore is happily married to Woody Harrrelson. They have a great relationship and a great sex life, but they're poor. Then, millionaire Robert Redford offers Woody one million dollars for one night with his wife. Wouldn't it make more sense if the movie was titled Every Woman's Fantasy? This romantic drama is a pretty famous one, so if you're a fan of any of the three leads, or if you like classic romances, you'll want to add this to your list. It's great to watch with bottles of wine and your girlfriends, or with bottles of wine and your sweetie pie. It's incredibly steamy, and it'll give you plenty to talk about afterwards. I still haven't made up my mind whether I'd pick Bob or Woody! It's definitely a chick flick, though. I have yet to meet a man who actually liked this movie. Men can get surprisingly territorial once they're posed with the question of how much money they'd accept to let a gorgeous, handsome millionaire sleep with their wife. Go figure.

INDECENT PROPOSAL is one of those movies that pretty much spells itself out. You know what kind of provocative early '90s movie you're getting yourself into, and it doesn't take long to put the pieces together as to how things will turn out. Young couple needs money for their dream house, meets really rich guy who wants one night with the pretty wife. Five minutes' worth of deliberation ensues before they accept the offer and then it's the bad news of distrust, infighting and marital implosion from there. What makes this movie tough to swallow is . . . well, it's mostly the script. These aren't very sympathetic characters (c'mon, Harrelson, you have a wife that looks like that and you think you'll be okay after turning her out for a million bucks? Don't be an idiot!), and it makes their choices in the film's 1st act hard to stomach. Really think you're gonna net all the money you need in Vegas? Seriously! But the other reason is Robert Redford. He's all wrong for the part of absurdly rich and sociopathic John Gage, who buys other guys' wives like he does cigars and speedboats. The actions of this guy and the dialogue that comes out of his mouth are deplorable; but that doesn't suit Redford, whose boyish charm and likability runs completely counter to the character we're supposed to despise. Aside from Woody Harrelson's terrifically tortured performance in this movie, INDECENT PROPOSAL doesn't have much (if anything) to offer beyond the water-cooler appeal of its taboo hook: Would you let your wife spend a night with another man so you can pay your bills? It makes for a good five-minute discussion about morals (maybe), but it doesn't support a two-hour movie. It's hard to be mad at this movie when the cards are seemingly all on the table from the get-go, but it's still an aggravating two hours. Not a fan of any of these characters, even though I'm supposed to root for Harrelson and Moore (who looks stunning in this movie), and it just feels so trashy watching this thing. 4/10