Joe (1970)

The effortlessly hot Susan Sarandon and her famous and flawless funbags make their film debut as a junkie-loving mental patient in this landmark statement on Vietnam-era America. Peter Boyle plays the title character, a factory worker who drinks beer, talks a lot of sense and, oh, does he hate hippies. After Sue's business exec father kills her skanky long-haired boyfriend in a fit of rage, the addled dad hooks up with Joe in a Manhattan barroom. This is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Pops and the hard-hat comb Greenwich Village in pursuit of Sue among the free-love dope-fiends of the day. Talk about finding a freakin' needle in a freak-out haystack! Don't miss the scene where the two upstanding citizens crash a hippie pot party--and they don't check their guns at the door. You can see Susan's hot knockers and bush at the 2-minute and 45-second mark. In the scene, she takes a bath with a guy and doesn't shy away from showing off the goods. You can also see Francine Middleton's breasts when she's marched into a room topless and watches Max Couper get smacked around. Couper shows off all three of her gorgeous B's at the 90-minute mark when she fully strips down and shows off some back burger, boobs, and buns. Joe is the type of movie that will entice both your brain and your loins if you let it. Turn this one on and Mr. Skin can almost guarantee you'll get turned on too at some point!