Naked in the 21st Century (2004) User Reviews

This was in many ways the worst thing I've ever seen.

[tjmilleretc · 1/10 · 19 February 2008]

When you're girlfriend turns to you and asks "what are we watching, what's happening" and you are thinking the same thing, that means two things: You are in love and you are watching Naked in the I don't care enough to write the rest of the title. I bought this as a Christmas present. A gift. A gift is supposed to bring joy, not confusion and sadness. And certainly not the empty feeling a prostitute feels when they don't get paid for being screwed. I thought this was a documentary. Instead, it's a terrible behind the scenes something with worse audio than acting, and worse acting than everything in the world that is terrible (including war). They used the promise of a nudist documentary to make what I think is probably a bad example of what not to do when making a video for high school history class. Confused? So were we. We can't decide whether or not to try and return it to Amoeba as "the worst thing we've ever seen on DVD" or give it as a gift to people we hate, assuring them that it's "really interesting" and "worth spending time from your life on." Dear T.L., please tell me you are some genius who made this as a joke, and not someone who tried to do something and ended up hurting my feelings.

Thanks,

tj and jillian

Entertaining and historical.

[corky1 · 9/10 · 9 March 2006]

I enjoyed watching this movie. I enjoyed the film footage as old as the 30's showing people having pretty much the same naturist values as they do today.

Many people in the movie were shy about their bodies except the clothes-free.com people, of course. It shows this movie is needed to help educate the public about body acceptance.

For a low budget movie, the acting was not bad. I was impressed with the music and the editing. It was well researched and presented in a way that keeps your attention.

T. L. Young's style is very unique. He uses his knowledge, talent and creativity instead of expensive Hollywood tricks to reach his goals.