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* CasanovaWannabe: Robert's best friend, Max, fits this trope (completely with a PornStache). At one point he complains that AllWomenArePrudes, and is promptly told by a woman that this isn't true; he just fails to appeal to them. Eventually, he does get to have sex -- with the uncontrollably horny "Heidi", not knowing that this is the sex-changed Robert.
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into the opposite sex, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. It also seems to apply makeup. Given that the formula involved input from Zelda, who's specifically stated to be a witch, the writers evidently had to admit that this looked more like magic than science.
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into the opposite sex, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. It also seems to apply makeup. Given that the formula involved input from Zelda, who's specifically stated to be a witch, the writers evidently had to admit that this looked more like magic than science.
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* CasanovaWannabe: Robert's best friend, Max, fits this trope (completely (complete with a PornStache). At one point he complains that AllWomenArePrudes, and is promptly told by a woman that this isn't true; he just fails to appeal to them. Eventually, he does get to have sex -- with the uncontrollably horny "Heidi", not knowing that this is the sex-changed Robert.
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into the opposite sex,but it makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. It also seems to apply makeup. Given that the formula involved input from Zelda, who's specifically stated to be a witch, the writers evidently had to admit that this looked more like magic than science.science.
* CoolOldLady: Robert's mother initially seems to be a bit of a nuisance, with some issues about being abandoned by her husband. However, she is generally tolerant of Robert's odd behavior, has a better idea of his romantic needs than he does himself, and eventually gets over her issues.
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into the opposite sex,
* CoolOldLady: Robert's mother initially seems to be a bit of a nuisance, with some issues about being abandoned by her husband. However, she is generally tolerant of Robert's odd behavior, has a better idea of his romantic needs than he does himself, and eventually gets over her issues.
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* LightGirlDarkBoy: The brown-haired Robert transforms into the blonde "Heidi".
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'' SexualChemistry'' is a 1999 soft-core porn/SexComedy film about a chemist, Robert, who attempts to create a sex-enhancing drug. There is a competition within the company where he works, with the winner becoming the new head of department, and in his desperation for results, Robert uses something his former girlfriend, Zelda (who happens to be a witch), whipped up in college. The formula has the unintended side-effect of causing him to turn into a woman. Once the formula is taken, he transforms back and forth, usually at the worst possible times. He must deal with unscrupulous competitors and suspicions of his alter-ego being a spy while trying to stabilize his own sex.
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'' SexualChemistry'' Sexual Chemistry'' is a 1999 soft-core porn/SexComedy film about a chemist, Robert, who attempts to create a sex-enhancing drug. There is a competition within the company where he works, with the winner becoming the new head of department, and in his desperation for results, Robert uses something his former girlfriend, Zelda (who happens to be a witch), whipped up in college. The formula has the unintended side-effect of causing him to turn into a woman. Once woman, who takes the name "Heidi"; once he's take the formula is taken, once, he transforms back and forth, usually at the worst possible times. He eventually realises that sexual excitement is the trigger, and must deal with that, and with unscrupulous competitors and suspicions of his alter-ego being a spy spy, all while trying to stabilize his own sex.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: Pretty much all the female characters want to have sex.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: A chemical is developed as an aphrodesiac, but has the side-effect of transforming the user into the opposite sex (at least male-to-female).
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being Heidi.
* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
* SexComedy: While the movie is primarily soft-core porn, it includes a fair number of jokes; the situation is pretty ridiculous, after all.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: A chemical is developed as an aphrodesiac, but has the side-effect of transforming the user into the opposite sex (at least male-to-female).
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being Heidi.
* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
* SexComedy: While the movie is primarily soft-core porn, it includes a fair number of jokes; the situation is pretty ridiculous, after all.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: Pretty much all the female characters want to have sex. Admittedly, the same is true of most of the men, while the women are capable of intelligent thought, but at one point, a female character specifically notes that there's no point in trying to make women want sex, because they already do -- they just want ''good'' sex.
* AmbiguouslyBi: In a film where every character of either sex appears to be straight, and sometimes makes a point of saying so, the same initially seems to be true of Zelda. However, she's openly admiring of "Heidi's" good looks, flirts with her briefly (albeit to make her excited and thus trigger her transformation back to Robert), and eventually has sex with Robert despite knowing that he might change sex at any moment. If she's not actually bi, she's a lot more relaxed about sexual ambiguity than the other characters.
* AppliedPhlebotinum:A chemical The drug is developed as an aphrodesiac, aphrodisiac, but has the side-effect of transforming the user into the opposite sex.
* CasanovaWannabe: Robert's best friend, Max, fits this trope (completely with a PornStache). At one point he complains that AllWomenArePrudes, and is promptly told by a woman that this isn't true; he just fails to appeal to them. Eventually, he does get to have sex(at least male-to-female).
-- with the uncontrollably horny "Heidi", not knowing that this is the sex-changed Robert.
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user intofemale, the opposite sex, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also It also seems to apply makeup.
makeup. Given that the formula involved input from Zelda, who's specifically stated to be a witch, the writers evidently had to admit that this looked more like magic than science.
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth betweenbeing Robert himself and being Heidi.
"Heidi".
* FantasticDrug:This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
See ChemistryCanDoAnything, above.
* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. Thisone differs from the usual JekyllAndHyde plot in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
evil -- just horny.
* SexComedy: While the movie isprimarily definitely soft-core porn, it includes a fair number of jokes; the situation is pretty ridiculous, after all.
* AmbiguouslyBi: In a film where every character of either sex appears to be straight, and sometimes makes a point of saying so, the same initially seems to be true of Zelda. However, she's openly admiring of "Heidi's" good looks, flirts with her briefly (albeit to make her excited and thus trigger her transformation back to Robert), and eventually has sex with Robert despite knowing that he might change sex at any moment. If she's not actually bi, she's a lot more relaxed about sexual ambiguity than the other characters.
* AppliedPhlebotinum:
* CasanovaWannabe: Robert's best friend, Max, fits this trope (completely with a PornStache). At one point he complains that AllWomenArePrudes, and is promptly told by a woman that this isn't true; he just fails to appeal to them. Eventually, he does get to have sex
* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between
* FantasticDrug:
* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This
* SexComedy: While the movie is
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The 1999 soft-core porn film ''Film/SexualChemistry'', is about a chemist who attempts to create a sex-enhancing drug. It is a competition inside the company, the winner becoming the new head of the department. This chemist uses something his former girlfriend (who happens to be a witch) whipped up in college. The formula has the unintended side-effect of causing him to turn into a woman. Once the formula is taken, he transforms back and forth, usually at the worst possible times. He must deal with unscrupulous competitors and suspicions of his alter-ego being a spy while trying to stabilize his own sex.
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* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
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* JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.evil.
* SexComedy: While the movie is primarily soft-core porn, it includes a fair number of jokes; the situation is pretty ridiculous, after all.
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* SexComedy: While the movie is primarily soft-core porn, it includes a fair number of jokes; the situation is pretty ridiculous, after all.
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* JeckyllAndHyde: JekyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
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* Jeckyll&Hyde: JeckyllAndHyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
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* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
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* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.makeup.
* Jeckyll&Hyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
* Jeckyll&Hyde: Our hero doctor is trying to develop a drug to increase libido, and gets more than he bargained for. This one differs in that his new alter ego isn't evil.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: Pretty much all the female characters want to have sex.
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* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being Heidi.
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* ChemistryCanDoAnything: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and beingHeidi.Heidi.
* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being
* FantasticDrug: This drug not only transform the user into female, but makes them younger, grows their hair and nails (and massive breasts), and epilates their body. Also seems to apply makeup.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: A chemical is developed as an aphrodesiac, but has the side-effect of transforming the user into the opposite sex (at least male-to-female).
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This is typical soft-core pornography of the period, similar to that shown late-night on premium cable channels. Sex scenes are alternated with plot.
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This is typical soft-core pornography of the period, similar to that shown late-night on premium cable channels. Sex scenes are alternated with plot.plot.
!! ''Sexual Chemistry'' provides examples of:
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being Heidi.
!! ''Sexual Chemistry'' provides examples of:
* GenderBender: Robert takes a formula which cause him to switch back and forth between being Robert and being Heidi.
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The 1999 soft-core porn film ''Film/SexualChemistry'', is about a chemist who attempts to create a sex-enhancing drug. It is a competition inside the company, the winner becoming the new head of the department. This chemist uses something his former girlfriend (who happens to be a witch) whipped up in college. The formula has the unintended side-effect of causing him to turn into a woman. Once the formula is taken, he transforms back and forth, usually at the worst possible times. He must deal with unscrupulous competitors and suspicions of his alter-ego being a spy while trying to stabilize his own sex.
This is typical soft-core pornography of the period, similar to that shown late-night on premium cable channels. Sex scenes are alternated with plot.
This is typical soft-core pornography of the period, similar to that shown late-night on premium cable channels. Sex scenes are alternated with plot.
