There's a definite difference in attitude though, what would happen if a woman went topless in the US compared to, say, the South of France? (assuming both on a standard public beach)
I was stationed in Germany for 4 years and traveled to nearly every european country. we had no kids and i worked a 6 days on 3 days off rotation and on my 3 days off my wife and I were in our car going someplace new. so ya i have been around, no nudity is not the norm, its accepted yes but it is not the norm. not all beaches are nude and not all beaches are topless. I am fully aware how prudish the US is.
perhaps the first non-pornographic movie to portray sexual intercourse
A US thing? US laws are less restrictive then most of the world except for a few European countries.
Name some good skin flicks from the largest countries in the world China, India, or Indonesia? How about the middle east countries? Africa?
OP, who are these "people that dislike nudity in movies?"
I already pointed it out to you guys in my first post--if the link were followed, would answer every god damn question in this thread
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0493459/
I already pointed it out to you guys in my first post--if the link were followed, would answer every god damn question in this thread
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0493459/
I already pointed it out to you guys in my first post--if the link were followed, would answer every god damn question in this thread
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0493459/
There's a shitload of places in the US where women are legally allowed to go topless. There are a large number of popular spring break beach destinations where toplessness is very, very common. Hell, my city has a naked bike ride every year through downtown. Sure, there are plenty of places in rural America where female toplessness is seen as obscene (it tends to be in the same places where male toplessness is encouraged and pants aren't available with a waist size under 48, so figure that one out). But you can't compare a small section of France to the entirety of the US and call it fair.There's a definite difference in attitude though, what would happen if a woman went topless in the US compared to, say, the South of France? (assuming both on a standard public beach)
An organization is not a person. People generally like nudity in movies. It's when they try to be part of an organization (or a religion) that their public opinion seems to change, but they're really just stating the stance of the organization.
Clearly, you didn't get the point I am trying to make.
I get your point, but my question is what movies would be made better with more nudity? And let's discount the teen angst/growing up/ignorant movies that have little to no plot other than showing skin.
Would any of the Lord of the Rings movies have been dramatically better with a lot of nudity? Etc., etc., etc.
I get your point, but my question is what movies would be made better with more nudity? And let's discount the teen angst/growing up/ignorant movies that have little to no plot other than showing skin.
Would any of the Lord of the Rings movies have been dramatically better with a lot of nudity? Etc., etc., etc.
There's a shitload of places in the US where women are legally allowed to go topless.
Oregon as well. And I thought Florida allowed it (although it may be confined to certain cities).At least 6 states women can go topless, where men are allowed to go topless Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, New York, Ohio, and Texas.
It would have made the Frodo/Sam sex scene that much more realistic.Would any of the Lord of the Rings movies have been dramatically better with a lot of nudity? Etc., etc., etc.