how bad is the nudity?
Is it very graphic?
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The nudity is pretty bad, in that it was nearly non-existent. Why have a single momentary, but impossible to miss, bit of nudity in the film? Strange.
shareIt's strange how it's always the woman who has to get naked .....
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It's strange how it's always the woman who has to get naked .....
It's not strange, nor sinister. It's about the sheer beauty of the naked female form (namely, breasts). I would stagger to guess there are less people wanting to see male full-frontal scenes than people who "dont mind" seeing exposed breasts.
Ticket-Sales confirm my suspicions.
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That's not a fair comparison, though. Either compare people who "don't mind" seeing male full-frontal scenes with people who "don't mind" seeing female full-frontal scenes, or people wanting to see exposed breasts with people wanting to see exposed male parts, or, well, you know, any of the other combinations that are even between the comparison.
Anyway, if you're right I'd say that does indeed make it not strange, but it might yet be sinister.
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That's not a fair comparison, though. Either compare people who "don't mind" seeing male full-frontal scenes with people who "don't mind" seeing female full-frontal scenes, or people wanting to see exposed breasts with people wanting to see exposed male parts, or, well, you know, any of the other combinations that are even between the comparison.
Right, but could we arrive at the conclusion that the people boycotting tickets until more male-nudity is invoked is a very small minority?
Anyway, if you're right I'd say that does indeed make it not strange, but it might yet be sinister.
Sinister only from the puritan perspective of over-sexualized, naughty bits. Otherwise, I see the beauty and life-giving-potential in every breast, and in no way attempt to sexualize their appearance in cinema -- the choice, in the end, is mine to make.
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Yes, I think we can agree about that (boycotting people being a small minority).
I was thinking sinister from a feminist/equality perspective. Definitely wouldn't say I'm of the puritan sort in this regard (or, indeed, any other, probably).
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I was thinking sinister from a feminist/equality perspective.
Yes, but even from the feminist perspective; [sexualized thoughts] is the red-flag. And it's a red-flag with puritanical roots.
In short: sex positive, non-puritan feminists know the [sexualized thoughts] are coming and work-around-it in their heads so as to not get so bothered by the "yay boobies!" crowd*. So you could reduce it down to [sexualized thoughts] are problematic (puritanical) or they aren't (non-puritan).
(* Important to remember that this "yay boobies!" crowd is NOT limited to men alone.)
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Wish there was more people like you in the western world, then breastfeeding babies wouldn't keep getting disallowed in public places!
shareVery, very bad.
shareA desaster - Blunt isn't even showing a nipple.
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it's pretty good actually
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