Nude scene

The scene only shocked me because it is a Zemeckis movie and all his movies are pretty straight-laced without any sex scenes. Neither are there any sex scenes in this one but the full frontal nudity seems as if Zemeckis was exploring new territories. Apart from that, I knew from the start that she was his co-worker. The nudity was unnecessary.

Envious much, annette?

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Agreed. Cheap titillation.

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I didn't know nudity was supposed to be shocking. It's the most natural thing in the world. Maybe you're just jealous your husband got to see an attractive female form for a change.

I do not go for nudity in movies, but the scene was useful and effective.

This scene was very important in building up to the main story, it wanted to show you that you can view something in your life as just ordinary, done on a daily basis and very casual. You know you'll do it, have sex and get a very normal morning then go to work. In my opinion, it was meant to be a long scene so that you get completely unprepared for what's next and to shock you with what something you can constantly underestimate do to to your life.

So sorry that you view movies only on the basis of "nudity" and "whether any "awkward" scenes would come up" ..

and your hubby never jerks off right? cause there's no internet or nothing like that

As someone who served 9 years and killed a lot of Yugoslovians I am sickened by the fact Americans are so perfectly comfortable with loads of violence (including rape) in their movies and tv shows but they cringe at nudity and sexuality.

This is a seriously sick problem and I wish Americans had the reverse issue. I wish they were less tolerant and accepting of violence. I wish they were better about nudity. Not as a hormone stimulant but just as an every day fact of life.

As for the movie in question, I will acknowledge the nude scene had little to do with the plot. But most of the best scenes in movies arent plot driven, they are just filler but either interesting or funny.

Most of Pulp Fiction is not plot, but filler scenes that happen to be pretty darn good.

Usually when I drink to excess on the weekend (every weekend) I end up naked in bed. Sometimes with a lady who is also intoxicated and on drugs. I'll admit it.

Now, we don't look like her, persay, but when we wake up we tend to stumble around like that in the nude.

I thought the scene was 100 percent realistic.



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