Sex Tape (2014)

When Jay (Jason Segel) and Annie (Cameron Diaz) find their once-intense romantic connection dulled by ten years of marriage and two kids, they decide to ignite a spark by making a private sex tape. Following every position in 'The Joy of Sex' in a marathon three-hour session, their intimate project quickly turns into a public nightmare when they discover their most private video is no longer private. With their reputations on the line and just one click away from global exposure, the couple embarks on a frantic, hilarious race against time to reclaim their video, leading to a night they'll never forget as they attempt to stop the ultimate viral leak. This high-stakes, uproarious chase leads to a night of unexpected revelations, forcing Jay and Annie to confront not just the logistics of digital privacy, but also their own insecurities and the evolving dynamics of their relationship. While *Sex Tape* is primarily a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy driven by slapstick humor and escalating absurdity, its core narrative is deeply rooted in the challenges of maintaining passion in a long-term marriage. It earns its place on a "Best Romance Movies" list for its surprisingly heartfelt exploration of rekindling intimacy, communication, and rediscovering the fun in a committed partnership, proving that sometimes, the most chaotic circumstances can be the catalyst for the greatest connection.