This movie is outdated. Filmed during the Kennedy Administration, the sexual revolution wasn't in full bloom yet. Jane Fonda is cute and Rod Taylor is definitely a hunk--he looks like he was into weight-lifting back then. This film is typical of sex comedies popular in the early 1960's--gorgeous people in big cities who talked about sex but never did much--until marriage. The apartment is gorgeous and Jane's hair, makup and wardrobe are vintage and fun to look at. But the message of the film is--"no sex until marriage"--even if it is done with laughs, and that is what makes this movie seem so silly now. As Rod Taylor's character so accurately predicted..."The next generation's gonna have it easier!"
Review of Sunday in New York
