Booty Call (1997) on Netflix
Rushon Askins asks his girlfriend Nikki to dinner after seven weeks of dating. She agrees as a double date, bringing her friend Lysterine, so Rushon brings his buddy Bunz.
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Plot summary
Nikki is not sure that she and Rushon Askins are ready to take their relationship further, though they have been dating for seven weeks. When he asks her to dinner she wants a double date, so she brings her opinionated neighbor Lysterine and he brings his friend Bunz. The two bicker at first, then find they are both sexually adventurous and uninhibited. Nikki, more conservative than her friend, decides she is ready for that step, which surprises and excites Rushon, but she insists on safe sex. The one condom Rushon has is grabbed and destroyed by Killer, her small terrier. Nikki calls Lysterine to say Bunz needs one as well, and with neither man protected, the two friends set out to find condoms.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Booty Call (1997)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The original script for Booty Call was heavily rewritten by its director, Jeff Pollack, together with star Tommy Davidson.
- Before Booty Call came out, its condom-hunt plot was noted as similar to another film then in development, Trojan War, which had an all-white cast and was also due in 1997; writer Takashi Bufford said his script was written with no knowledge of that film.
