Nude scene

I take it the OP doesn't want her husband seeing or thinking about such women. But trust me, he knows they exist, and may even think of them often. Just look your best and don't worry about it.

That said, the nudity itself was purely for show and really had nothing to do with the plot. But it was an adult kind of movie so...


" Cristal, Beluga, Wolfgang Puck... It's a f#@k house."

Please learn to spell. Her body was really hot. When you have a nude scene, that's exactly how to do it. Don't tease. Don't have someone with a flat ass or not in shape. She was a 10, hot, shapely, busty, tittie, and beauteous sexy buttocks and thighs. She was a walking sex scene personified, perfection.
Thank you.

Her bod was hotter then yours

yeah, so archaic to be afraid of the naked form. It's not like she's a surgery'd out pornstar, she's a gorgeous woman. I think they also set it up so we assumed Denzel was with a prostitute or stripper, for the reveal on the plane that she's a flight attendant. With the way the plot worked out, it was a necessary plot device to have Denzel have a relationship with her character. In the end, he came clean because he couldn't stand sullying her character after her death.

What I thought was odd, is that I read this was Denzel's first oscar nom since training day. In training day there was an equally as gratuitous nudity scene with Eva Mendes full frontal in the background of a shot. The shots with nadine were very similar. It seems for Denzel to get nominated he needs to act alongside a gorgeous latina actress who gets nude in background shots

This was one of the most blatantly gratuitous nude scenes I've ever seen. And opening with it was an obvious play to the most prurient instincts of males.

And that is why I loved it!

I'm sorry -- no I'm not -- the only thing hotter about this gal walking around nude was when she put on her thong!

There are some things that will NEVER change in our evolving world of human sexuality, and this scene surely pinpointed one of them.

And legalpumpkin, no one, not even your husband expects you to live up to the physical beauty of the young girl in this scene.

Most men can never live up to the sexuality of Denzel, even in his drunked up, outta shape body.

But the visuals of this woman are striking, and invigorating. I won't ever delete them from my memory bank. That's just the way it is.

I was, too, relieved that I went to see the movie on my own, without my man :) I mean, sure, he thinks I'm the most beautiful woman in the world, but I would be SO self-conscious if I was watching that scene with him :)

And, oh yeah, I absolutely loved her body. What a beautiful creature.

Avoid reality at all costs.

I'd bang Nadine Velazquez - doggy style, all night long for one whole weekend. And then I'd move on. Women who have her physique are real women. No one wants to *beep* someone who looks like a bag of lard with two holes.

Hama cheez ba-Beer behtar meshawad!

That scene, especially as the first scene in the movie did seem gratuitous.

I agree that movies have an effect on people, and that Hollywood has a responsibility to watch what it puts out. But I do think this movie was positive ultimately.

I don't get the "semi-hypocritical" part, but Washington's character was just a guy dealing with, or not dealing with alcoholism under unusual circumstances. That was the heart of the issue, and I don't think it was meant to be more complex than that. I doubt there could have been a more positive ending than him coming clean with his addictions and making amends with the people in his life... I would add that this movie might actually encourage people to reflect on certain things within their own lives, and that's pretty positive in it's own right.



" Cristal, Beluga, Wolfgang Puck... It's a f#@k house."

because it turned out right for Denzel.

In mainstream films now a days, were seeing full frontals. I'm waiting for full frontals with a brazilian wax job. When will that day come?

I agree with that. It was gratuitous and imposing.

What is the point of showing a movie where a guy, one of the biggest movie starts does everything wrong, gets a lot of laughs, really overdoes it, breaks all the rules, and then at the last minute says, I'm sorry. You are spending most of the movie watching really crappy behavior being modeled, but the thing is does this really begin to show the reality of drug addiction. The movie was so unrealistic thinking back on it, that someone so messed up would really not have been able to land a plane like that in reality - only in movies. In other words it feeds into the idiot viewers stupid fantasies that they really do not have to do anything to change their lives because they are really in control and can say sorry later with no penalty.

I was really hoping for something better with this movie. I liked the idea that the guy had a little alcohol in his bloodstream but that the authorities were going to persecute him for it. That would have made an interesting and balanced story, but like most Hollywood movies, and almost all Denzel Washington movies they have to take it way up over the top to the point of idiocy, and to distract the idiots from seeing how bad the movie is they jiggle some titties in front of them.

And then look what you get in the commentary on most of these movies ... Amazon message boards are just about as big a disgrace from the brainless people who post here for the most part ... that have to annoy and hector anyone that has anything to say that makes them realize in the least bit how stupid and empty they are.

OK ... done.

You think simply seeing a naked women for 2 mins equals a porn???? i'm just glad your not in charge of famous paintings that feature nude women and men.

"The People Of America Have Spoken THE REAL TITLE TOWN U.S.A IS VALDOSTA GEORGIA"