Something’s Gotta Give is certainly up there for surprising nudity. The Whole Nine Yards was also surprising just because of how they set it up, but it wasn’t shocking or anything.

Ha, my mom knows Craig Hosoda’s mom and mentioned the book years ago. I was interested but it would’ve felt weird to buy a copy.

I watched Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw free on Prime last month just before its contract ran out. I only heard about it because some nostalgia FB page posted a pic of Carter and all the pervs mentioned that movie… so I watched it. The scenes were worth watching the dumb movie for. I thought about mentioning it here but wasn’t sure what the right thread would be, as Last Movie I Watched seems like kind of a black hole.

Let The Right One In - while nothing sexual in and of itself, an underage girl that also crawls into bed with her underage co-star is kind of shocking to see in 2008. Damn good movie though.

Doh, sorry. I missed the top line of your post. yes I remember when people actually used physical guides.

Does this make it any better?:

Seems like it would be a good one for Vinegar Syndrome to tackle, since they've done some of those other 90s thrillers like The Grave.

Did you ever hear the origin story of the book? Hosoda was part of the crew on Howard the Duck, and was mentioning to a fellow crewmember how beautiful Lea Thompson was. The co-worker asked, "did you see her nude scene in All The Right Moves?", and Hosoda immediately realized there should be a resource where you could find this information. Again, before there was something called the Internet.

The website for the Bare Facts book is still up. Doesn't appear to have been updated since 2006. Beware, though, it has frames, so you'll have to use Netscape instead of IE.

I won't post a link to the site since there is a topless image of Christina Ricci on one of the pages I clicked, but it should be too difficult for anyone to figure out.

Old sites like that that are still up but haven't been updated in more than a decade kind of fascinate me. It's almost like an archaeological dig.

The passage of time is a weird thing. The last update was in 2006, which doesn't seem that long ago to me, but it's like the difference between 1966 and 1982, or 1978 and 1994.

My Dad told me he saw Bobbi Joe at a drive in theater when it came out "those boobs were huge on that screen"

Depending on how the screen is situated, imagine the surprise for someone driving by.

Affleck in Gone Girl. Not gratuitous or anything, just unexpected.

Jo Beth Williams first in the PG rated Oscar Winner Kramer vs Kramer ​​​​​​, then again in the long-forgotten Teachers

No one mentioned the ending of Requiem for a Dream?

i love Teachers. have the blu. she runs down the HS floor naked. great movie all around. can't beat Nick Nolte in his prime.

We come from two different eras, I think haha

Too bad they never made a sequel where she goes to all her neighbors door to door to inform them that she is now a registered sex offender.

All the drive in theaters I remember had the back of the screen to the highway so you couldn't see it from the road. You had to walk into the woods on the other side.

Other than Bobby Jo and the Outlaw, Carter was also originally cast as a playmate in Apocalypse Now, but backed out when she got the Wonder Woman role. She was involved long enough to have shot a fake Playboy photo session, at least the centerfold, the prop of which was sold at an auction awhile back. There are pics of it floating around online, and internet movie nudity sleuths have determined that it is real.

Speaking of Bare Facts and sleuths, remember those Celebrity Skin and Celebrity Sleuth magazines that had photos and film stills of nude celebrities? It was a different era.

I saw several movies floating in the air while driving on L.A. freeways back in the heyday. Especially twin screen drive-ins.

In case anyone is unaware, there's an excellent site called Celebrity Movie Archive, where one can look at virtually any and every (female) nude scene in film history. I will refrain from linking it.

Had forgotten about that one.

Yes, absolutely no love to About Schmidt.
Already stated but first one that popped into mind,,. "The Crying Game..."

Two that I immediately thought of:

Helen Mirren in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover

Holly Hunter in David Cronenberg's Crash

I could have done without the closeup of Divine's diseased penis in Female Trouble, that's for sure.

That and the "singing asshole" in Pink Flamingos. Yikes!

In the 80’s the “natural look” was in.