The Claim (2000)

The Claim (2000) is directed by Michael Winterbottom, who, despite his surname, is hot with female ass exposure in his films. Based on an old novel from the late 1800's, this one is about Daniel Dillon (Peter Mullan), a California gold rush prospector who absolutely killed it in the mining game. He's got a vault crammed full of gold, he owns almost all the companies in the town of Kingdom Come, and as long as railroad surveyor Donald Dalgish (Wes Bentley) decides the new train's going to stop in his town, he's got a golden future. But Dillon's got a secret, too. Back in the day, he sold his wife Elena (Natasska Kinski) and his daughter Hope (Milla Jovovich) to a dude for the rights to the mine that made him rich. Two decades later, Elena and Hope come back to town looking for Daniel Dillon to share some of that wealth, which leads to all sorts of problems for the rich fella. Is he going to get that train stop and become a baron of industry, or is the appearance of two ladies he sold off all those years back going to stop that plan in its tracks? This one's full of women that could stop traffic, but we couldn't buy a look at any of their best parts! Yes, none of these 49ers are 69ers! So while we'd love to tell you this one's full of skinematic gold, we hate to inform you that none of the stars—a hot lineup that includes Milla Jovovich, Nastassja Kinski and Sarah Polley—get naked. Instead, we just get a peek at the pair of Phillipa Peak when her modestly sized tits come flying out of her corset. We're not going to claim we weren't disappointed, but at least we got a shot of Miss Peak's hills in The Claim.