Blog Posts about Eyes Wide Shut

(T)it’s true that the swingin’ 70s were positively packed with orgies, but group sex by no means died along with disco. The CGI partygoers who blocked all the sack-tion in Eyes Wide Shut (1999) may have disappointed nudity fans hoping for a full-on barenaked bacchanal (though Nicole Kidman’s nudes were a pretty great piece offering), but Mr. Skin knows some more recent films that keep the (free) love alive.

Join the orgy after the jump!

The Best Actress category is better stacked this year for peter pullers, with Michelle Williams getting raw in Blue Valentine, Natalie Portman drinking from the fur chalice with Mila Kunis in Black Swan, and illustrious nude thespians Nicole Kidman and Annette Bening serving MILF pie in Rabbit Hole and The Kids are All Right. The lone birthday suit bummer in the race for the world’s most coveted hard bald man is Jennifer Lawrence, nominated for Winter’s Bone.

Mr. Skin's pulling hard for Michelle Williams, the one actress who showed some skin in the role she is nominated for. She soaps up in the shower before getting down with Ryan Gosling in Blue Valentine.

Natalie Portman's sinfully skinny frame and smoldering intensity were a perfect combination for her role as a demented ballerina in Black Swan. She loses the tutu in Hotel Chavalier (2007). It'll tickle more than your ribcage.

Nicole Kidman has taken the world down her rabbit hole many times, but Mr. Skin is particularly fond of her creamy can in Eyes Wide Shut (1999), where she pulls off the naked ninja move of flashing boobs and butt at the same time.

Annette Bening rides the carpet-muncher express to ladylove town with Julianne Moore in The Kids are All Right. Annette's twins are more than all right when she does the b&b (boobs and bush) mambo in The Grifters (1990).

Jennifer Lawrence has yet to shed her clothes with cameras around, but she offered up a tempting tease when she wore a bikini on The Bill Engvall Show. For now, it's still winter for Mr. Skin's bone as far as Jennifer's concerned.

Mr. Skin congratulates all the beautiful and talented nominees, and extends with his one free hand this gentle reminder: Just because you show skin, doesn't mean you can't win! Just ask Meryl Streep.

Last week, on online article on the Brit Blog The Independent questioned whether or not audiences were still willing to go to the movies to see naked knockers on the big screen. Based on, among other things, the poor box office showing of Love and Other Drugs, despite Anne Hathaway's much-hyped nude scene, the author concludes that it does not.

Part of the reason, he thinks, is that, "the internet has provided us with free access to many things we previously expected to pay good money for, including pictures of movie stars' breasts."

Mr. Skin's ears are burning!

But even if A-list stars doing grade (T&)A nudity didn't translate to ticket sales for movies like Love and Other Drugs, Chloe, and Eyes Wide Shut (which came out the same year as Mr. Skin was launched), lack of nudity in a flick where audiences expect it is still a sure-fire way to torpedo an opening weekend.

The article gives us a case in point:

Jennifer's Body, a teen sex horror, might seem appealing to horny teenage boys – except that its writer, Diablo Cody, made very clear that it was a more complex work than that: a tale of female friendship and empowerment. The boys stayed away in droves (and so did the girls).

Damn right. Now let's see Anne Hathaway's princess dairies again!

These ten beautiful stars have more than earned their trick or treat candy this year. Wearing little more than masks, Tawny Kitaen, Carre Otis, Kira Reed, and the rest of our top 10 naked babes wearing masks show everyone how the "sexy Halloween costume" genre is really done!

The World: “You better!”

In the December issue of GQ, never-afraid-to-be-naked Nicole Kidman doesn’t reveal as much of her beautiful bod as she did in Eyes Wide Shut, but she really opens up about her private sex life.

Nicole is tight-lipped about her ten-year marriage to Tom Cruise, explaining,

"I want to honor that marriage for what it was, and there is nothing I would go into about that. I have never discussed the intricacies of it and I never will.”

But she isn’t shy about discussing how she and her husband, "Only You Can Love Me This Way" singer Keith Urban, like to get their freak on.

Apparently, the Kiwi crooner likes his S&M as much as his C&W.

More after the jump.

By C.G. Hilliard

College student Jennifer Sugar and hearing equipment specialist Jill Nelson, neither with any knowledge of the porn industry or any experience writing professionally, met on an Internet message board and collaborated to write John Holmes: A Life Measured in Inches.

Since its publication this year, the book, which also serves as an oral history of the Golden Age of porn, has become regarded as the definitive biography of adult cinema’s most famous leading man. Recently, they took time out to talk to C.G. Hilliard about their story.

Read more after the jump.