Jennifer Lawrence told Variety that everyone she knew, including her management team, kept asking her if she was sure she really wanted to film the full nude scene after she agreed to it. She said, "I didn't even have a second thought. It was hilarious to me."
Good for her. Be “hilarious” in every movie. But do it before popping out another kid and destroying your body.
I think that is just a way of delivering the message, which is she had full frontal nude scenes in the movie.
A part of movie promotion I guess.
And it’s a smart move. At least she’s actually naked, unlike Jennifer Anniston who said she was in a few movies before they came out but never was, except for the Break Up. But all she did in that one was show her out of focus butt from a distance.
shareLet's hope those scenes (Jennifer Anniston's) were cut. I don't want to think our cute Rachael was lying.
shareAniston was dating Vince Vaughn at the time. He did not know that she was going to come out naked for real. His expression was genuine.
shareJust wondering, does she have a bush in the nude scene? Cause that's what I kind of prefer.
shareSo do I.
shareA little bush
shareSo you're a Christian who enjoys looking at naked women in films? Lust is a sin, looking at naked images is akin to watching porn fyi.
shareI honestly haven't seen this film. But frankly although I know it's wrong it's hard to get away from porn perminently (it's been at least 3 weeks since I looked at it) especially when you want to date a Christian and every single woman you meet doesn't believe in God and thinks abortion is okay and you live in a state run by anti Christian idiots who think abortion is great and you can't move to another state without losing your seniority cause Kroger who you work for doesn't like anyone to transfer outside your state and makes it so you lose your seniority if you transfer to another state. Oh and the only single woman in your church is 15 years younger than you and you feel it would be inappropriate to ask her out because of that. And you don't want to try another church cause you prefer going with your family.
I think I could get away from porn if I did meet a single conservative Christian woman my age who wanted to date me but I do not think it's God's will cause there isn't anybody like that where I live.
Going to church doesn't mean you are a Christian/saved. You clearly haven't repented if you are regularly watching porn. 1 Cor 6:9-10 says adulterers will have their part in the lake of fire. Jesus said if you have looked at a woman with lust you have committed adultery with her in your heart. 1 John 3:4-10 says those born of God will not continue practising sin, those who do are children of the devil. Jesus also said those repeating the same sins are like dogs returning to their own vomit. Harsh words.
At the end of day, only God knows if you are saved but you should do as Paul said, and examine yourself to see if you are really in the faith!
What you say is a problem. By human nature, we have these urges we have a hard time controlling. Also despite what you say I do believe in God and Jesus and that Christ died for my sin. But at the same time it is impossible to be absolutely perfect as you and Paul say (to be able to not ever sin is impossible as long as I am alive and on Earth). Though Paul talked about sexual sins, and we should try our hardest to abstain from them, to be sinless is impossible.
Also when you are 37 years old like I am and every single woman your age that you've ever met doesn't believe in God it's really hard. I know porn is wrong. But when there is no woman in your area who is single and a Christian, it's hard to fullfill God's purpose for sex. In some ways I wish I could just die and go to Heaven where there are no temptations. I pray to God every day and ask his forgiveness for my sins. It's really hard.
Being single is not an excuse for voyeurism/lust. I'm single myself, similar in age, and I haven't watched porn in almost 4 years. There's a thing called sanctification. True believers will be sanctified upon conversion, they don't continue to live in sin. We don't become sinless but we are distinguishable from unbelievers by how we live. If you continue to watch porn without conviction, you probably haven't repented.
shareWell it's at least been 3 weeks without porn maybe I can keep going without it.
sharehttps://youtu.be/SRrkVQYy0-k
Watch this video by Justin Peters, hopefully it will enlighten you.
She looks great naked in this! And sporting a bush! Those are so rare now in film, who ever thought I would miss seeing them as much as I do!
shareThat's almost certainly a paste on merkin, no? But I'm glad she is willing to show some skin and tits. I don't know why people make such a big deal about it and try and shame her for it.
shareTell me you’re in your early 20s and a virgin without telling me your in your early 20s and a virgin.
shareOkay. You’re in your early 20s and a virgin.
shareI'm 37 years old and am not only a virgin but have never had a girlfriend. I'm a Christian and I live in an area primarily filled with nonbelievers. I can't move to another place cause I work in a Kroger store and can't keep my seniority if I transfer to a Kroger store in another state.
shareWhat does being a virgin at any age have to do with enjoying a naked body? I’m 42 and far from a virgin and I still like seeing nude women?
shareI thought the TC and rockfly were insulting me a bit and so I told them my actual age and about my lack of luck with women. Frankly most women my age are single mothers who don't have time for dating people.
shareWhen an actress brushes off being nude in a movie it means doing so gets her more attention and helps her (growing) career. Years later, there's a good chance she'll say it was abusive and she was pressured into doing it--which gets her attention and helps her (dying) career.
shareSome actresses actually seem to like being nude in their movies. In her younger years -- and well into her mature years -- I think Helen Mirren must have had a clause in their contract saying that the movie HAD to have a nude scene for her.
Julianne Moore in some. Kate Winslet in some. In the beginning only, Sharon Stone(and mainly in one famous movie.) And of course we notice the actresses who do nude scenes. Its part of what set them aside.
J-Law did nude scenes in the grim spy drama "Red Sparrow." Sounds like this time out its a much lighter scene and the audience(males especially) are invited to come and enjoy.
And of course, J-Law herself knows that actual nude photos of her were leaked on the internet some years ago. She knows many have seen her that way.
So why NOT get paid a few extra million dollars(I'm sure she was) to do a full nude scene in a romantic comedy of sorts?
PS. When American actresses started doing nude scenes in the R and X (mainstream) movies that came out starting in 1968, they took comfort in knowing that nobody would see the scenes unless they came to a movie theater, and the view would be fleeting -- only some seconds, maybe a minute at most.
Mondernly, actresses like J-Law know that their "brief" nude scenes can be freezed-framed indefinitely in streaming or DVD viewings.
That's probably why not ALL that many actresses are doing nude scenes.
And yes, male actors do nude scenes a lot, too but -- that's different.
PPS. I think J-Law knows something else. Without the nude scene to talk about "No Hard Feelings" wouldn't have had much to promote it. J-Law wants BACK in as a star.
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