Skin classics galore have been released this week in Movie Nudity History, from two certified skinsational blockbusters to a handful of critically well-received flicks! Read on to find out more about the best movies with nudity released between March 15 and March 21 in Movie Nudity History!
March 15
2013: Spring Breakers
Former Disney girls Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens join Ashley Benson and Rachel Korine as the core group of girls looking for a good time in Florida in Harmony Korine's sun-bleached daydream of a film that just turned seven! While the core group of ladies all hang out in bikinis for most of the film's running time, Rachel Korine—Harmony's real life wife—is the only one of the spring breakers that takes her top off...
Although that's not it for nudity as in addition to lots of uncredited extras doffing their duds, Benson and Hudgens both bare their buns when hanging out in the pool with James Franco...
March 17
2017: T2: Trainspotting
While not as revered or even culturally relevant as the 1996 original, Danny Boyle's T2: Trainspotting is a brilliant meditation on getting older and how the anti-social behavior of your teens and twenties isn't cute when you reach middle age.It wasn't the seismic box office and cultural game changer that the first film was, but the film itself wasn't really pitched to be either of those things. It's a film about regret and loss and how none of us really change despite how much the years may change us.
It's a sobering sequel, yet it's still quite a good deal of fun. There are some truly inspired bits like Renton (Ewan McGregor) and Sick Boy (Johnny Lee Miller) entertainingand laterripping offa Protestant pub full of Catholic haters, andBegbie's chance reunion with Rentonin a bathroom stall. One thing it's rather light on, however, is nudity.Sex is sort of omnipresent in the film, but the nudity is a little harder to come by.
Anjela NedyalkovaplaysVeronika, girlfriend and literal partner in crime to Sick Boy, to whom we're introduced during one of her many schemes in which she gets powerful men in compromising positions, videos of which are later used to blackmail the men. We see her topless briefly at the hour and three minute mark as she and McGregor's Renton get busy...
March 18
2016: The Bronze
This hyped up indie comedy was sold on delivering an absolutely bonkers nude scene featuring Big Bang Theory's busty beauty Melissa Rauch in her nude debut. Instead, we got a very limber body double, Michelle Derstine, showing off everything during the acrobatic sex scene with Sebastian Stan—and his body double—at the hour and twenty minute mark!
March 19
1982: Porky's
The first true comedy sensation of the1980s, this seminal classic is nearly 40 years old at this point, celebrating its 38th anniversary tomorrow! We covered the series in one of our SKIN-depth Looks some time ago and you can read an excerpt from that article below, then click here to read the full thing!
All the elements that would come to define the genre are here—they're technically all there in the vastly superiorAnimal Houseas well—and for better or worse, Porky's is ground zero for the teen boob comedy explosion. The plots of the first two films are recycled almost whole cloth—minus a few details like the KKK—in the first twoAmerican Piemovies: a bunch of dudes determined to lose their virginity and use the resources available to them to accomplish this task. Yes, there are a lot of differences, but at their core, they're the exact same movie.
The first film is, of course, built around the shower sequence that occupies roughly three of the film's 98 minutes, but it's just about all anyone remembers about Porky's. And why not, it's a bunch of young, nubile twenty-somethings likeKaki HunterandAllene Simmonsplaying high schoolers who—in the proud exploitation genre tradition—shower nude and show off "enough wool... to knit a sweater."
March 20
1992: Basic Instinct
Another film we've covered to death here on the Blog, Paul Verhoeven's skintillating suspense blockbuster broke records and defied odds thanks to its boundary pushing content. Below you'll find an excerpt from our Anatomy of a Scene's Anatomy on the film, which you can read by clicking here...
With his sexually aggressive techniques and a textbook superiority complex, Michael Douglas' Nick seems like an easy mark for a femme fatale, whichbrings us, of course, to Catherine Tramell.Sharon Stonewasn't quite the unknown thatJeanne Tripplehornwas when she took the female lead role in this film, but this role would inform nearly every career choice she subsequently made. Stone absolutely explodes onto the screen from her very first scene and carries the entire film on her back. She also, crucially, knows enough about Nick to know exactly how to manipulate him into being an accomplice to her crimes, however unwittingly.
After 71 minutes of flirting andmore of Douglas' signature creepy tongue kisses,Nick and Catherine finally get down to business, and it's quite a different Nickwe get to see here. He starts off super aggressive, like he did with Beth, and you can can catch a glimpse of Douglas' dong dangling down as he attempts, once again, to maneuver his pants off with his legs rather than just using his hands to take them down like a normal person...
He also shows more tenderness with Catherine, proving thathe considers them to be sexualequals by starting their lovemaking session with some cunnilingus...
March 21
1996: Crash
Finally, David Cronenberg's intense adaptation of J.G. Ballard's novel of the same name celebrates its 24th anniversary on Saturday! This is, once again, a film we covered in detail some months ago in our SKIN-depth Look at Cronenberg's career. You can read an excerpt below and then click here to read the full article...
Violence and sex collide in spectacular fashion in Cronenberg's next film, an adaptation of J.G. Ballard's 1973 novel "Crash" about people whose sexual fetish involves car accidents and the resulting bodily damage they incur. The film centers around James (James Spader) and Catherine (Deborah Kara Unger) a married couple who have an open relationship, but whose own sexual relationship is desperately and hopelessly boring. They recount the stories of their dalliances to one another in hopes of rekindling their own relationship, and the film opens with Catherine telling a story about getting sexed up by an unidentified man in an airplane hangar...
Soon after this, Jamesis involved ina car crash, killing the passenger in the other vehicle, who is the husband of the driver, Dr. Helen Remington (Holly Hunter). As James attempts to get her out of the car, she pulls down her top, exposing her breast, and sending James into an exciting new world of sexual discovery...
