The Price of Milk (2000)

Danielle Cormack and Karl Urban are a couple of dairy farmers trying to make it as a couple in The Price of Milk (2000), an utterly unique undertaking by New Zealand filmmaker Harry Sinclair. Danielle is worried that the fire is going out of their relationship, so she asks her best bud for advice. Her lecherous pal has her eye on Karl, so she tells Danielle to start cooking up conflict to test the strength of his devotion. This ends up stirring up commotion, and soon enough Danielle has traded away mucho moocows to a group of Maori. Now she has to figure out a way to get the cattle back before she loses her bull forever.

Karl Urban is a down under stud that should be showing more skin.  He does deliver a low fat serving of skin at one point. He wants to “churn some butter” with his lady so he decides to make his batter in a vat of milk.  As he drops his overalls there is a glimpse of his well sculpted body and his buoyant bottom bobs blissfully.