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Naturist Adjacent
Naturists/Nudists
Nudist/Naturist Films
Not to be confused with Nudistploitation films, which use naturism/nudism as a way of showing a lot of nudity. These films use naturism/nudism for, either, other reasons entirely, or not just to show nudity.
Nudesploitation
Nudistploitation
Also can be referred to as 'Nudisploitation'.
DCEU and MCU Actors and Actresses
Actors or Actresses who are set to appear in MCU or DCEU films are also added to this list, as well as those who acted as stunt performers.
Reviews
Naked Education (2023)
Slightly Flawed but Very Educational
'Naked Education' falls into some of the traps a lot of Channel 4 shows with nudity fall into, however, this series has a lot to teach us. It manages to illustrate the lack of understanding teenagers have of the human body, and why it's important for the education system and parents to teach children and teenagers about the human body. It shows us that most teenagers experience body image issues, seemingly because of the lack of understanding. I learned a lot about from it myself. So, for it's educational value, it's a must watch.
The backlash the show received for showing teenagers nude bodies is exactly why the show exists. To teach people that the human body isn't a thing to be ashamed of, and that each body is different, and that's okay.
The show also shows people with low body image pushing their limits to help achieve higher self-confidence, and to love their own body. Which could be beneficial for people going through similar things.
The segments where people with similar experiences share what they've been through is very eye-opening. To hear what people have been through, and about topics people tend not to talk about, is very fascinating, and hopefully has a positive impact on the viewers.
I do think it has it's flaws. The music is a bit emotionally manipulative (as is the case with many similar shows). I wasn't a massive fan of the host, Anna Richardson. She wasn't a bad host, but I think she was a bit too over-enthusiastic at times, pushing the show away from the serious tone it probably should've had. I also think it would've been better if they showed things the viewers could do if they were struggling with body image. Things they could do on their own, since we can't all go on a naked bike ride or do a bit of life modelling.
All in all, a good show, worth watching, and anyone giving it a 1 star review clearly hasn't seen it. Give it a chance, you'll definitely learn something valuable.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 (2017)
Not Bad, But Far From Good
Honestly, it's not a bad game, but, it is a bad Lego game, and a bad Marvel game. Most people will complain about the voice acting, which is actually quite terrible, but the thing that annoys me the most is probably the small unnecessary changes to the UI and other parts which have generally been the same across most Lego games. For example, each time you unlock a character, the character roster will come up on screen and proceed to playthrough a several second long animation, for each character or variation. Similar to that, after completing a level, you have to wait a minute while it goes over your stats and awards for that level, something you could normally speed up each step, getting to the good bits quicker.
I know a lot of people have complained about the voice acting, as I briefly mentioned before, so I'll keep this short. It's bad. Okay, so there was a voice over artist strike, so most of the cast from previous games weren't available. Their replacements however, didn't really try to sound like their characters. Nor did they really try to do anything. Most of the voice acting is quite over the top and annoying. Speaking of annoying, paired with the lack of decent voice acting, the dialogue comes off as childish and generally dumb and low-tier comedy. Like Captain Marvel making a Brie joke (yeah, that low). As Ms. Marvel and Gwenpool are really annoying.
And finally, the levels are too long and you can barely navigate through the main hub.
The Chemical Brothers Feat. Beck: Wide Open (2016)
As Close to Perfection as One Could Imagine
I can't think of anything negative to say. The video is as close to perfect as I can imagine. The visual effects are some of the greatest I've seen in any video production, and the the VFX paired with the choreography work in harmony with the music. Through the entire thing, I was in awe. I've seen it several times by this point, and I like it more and more each time I watch it.
Swords and Claws (2019)
Fairly Decent Game
I've yet to complete the game, but from the first few levels, I've enjoyed it. Frustrating at times, but that's on me. The gameplay is great, the story and dialogue are okay and the illustrations are good too.
The use of nudity is great, the way it uses nudity in a non-sexual manner. The nudity in the game isn't too distracting, if at all.
The only negatives are a few spelling or grammatical errors, and sometimes it can get too difficult. All-in-all, great game.
Halloween (2016)
Excellent Choreography
Although the choice in music was appalling to say the least, the choreography was great. Most of the time, Blaze's dancing and hula-hooping did not seem to match with the music, and the music did not generate a spine-tingling sensation one would expect from a video seemingly about Halloween. That being said, the visual effects used when editing the video do help generate an eerie feel to the video, albeit not very much due to the music choice.
Another few things I should say, the make-up was outstanding. I am not so sure who did the make-up, but they did a great job. The camera work was a decent quality as well, especially some of the close ups of Blaze's face, showing off the great quality of work put in by the make-up artist.
All in all, the video was a joy to watch, with the sound off that is.
Nude Interviews (2011)
Minor Level of Hypocrisy
The interviews, on the whole, are great. Some of the earlier ones lack quality (as expected), but after those ones, the graphics are great and it appears that the interviewers are genuinely intrigued by the answers given. The answers themselves can range, of course, but the majority of them seem to be well thought out, and some of the opinions on the topic of nudity are well justified.
However, on the rare occasion that one of the models is involved in the sex industry, any attempts of justifying non-sexual nudity can be made void. In other words, there is a minor level of hypocrisy present in some episodes.
On the whole, a great series of videos with well thought out answers and the joking around between interviewer and interviewee certainly makes it entertaining.
The Beast That Killed Women (1965)
So Bad, It's Great
First of all, I was actually able to watch the full thing without turning it off or pausing it, which is good, I guess. Anyway, in my own opinion, it was a great film, despite the fact it lacked decent acting and the volume didn't stay consistent.
Most of the actors seemed like they could do better if they just acted as they would if cameras weren't rolling. There was one scene which had people clapping, but the claps that could be heard did not match up with the actors hand movements. There was a few bits where children (or something else) can be heard making noise, yet it could be heard outside of a building, and inside at the same volume. Furthermore, some bits didn't have speech and only music and various, seemingly random, noises can be heard.
Nevertheless, the plot, albeit not too creative, was half-decent, and it did manage to make it look like these people were actual nudists (some of the actors are nudists, which helped, a lot). The film did a great job at knowing what it was, and what it was doing. It never seemed to be taking itself too seriously, which is what makes it so good. Matter of fact, one character talks about how the 'beast' could be a man in a suit, which it, as we all know, was.
All in all, the lack of quality actually makes it an enjoyable film. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, so to speak, but I'd recommend it to anyone who likes B-Movies.
Betty's Bath (1928)
Lovely Little Thing
A great piece from the 20's. Despite it's simplicity and short duration, it's very amusing. And I do love how it shows nudity in such an innocent, non-sexual way. Loved the ending as well. Certainly a great combination of comedy and plausibility.
Definitely one to watch if you have a few minutes spare. At could certainly be one to watch again for a good laugh or two.
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)
Déjà vu
After watching the film and discussing it with my brother, he pointed out that the plot was similar to A New Hope. Upon further inspection, it is essentially just the same as A New Hope, aside from the cast and characters. I admit, some things did seem different and/or new, but it generally did not meet expectations, and felt familiar. Taking influence is one thing, but this is essentially the film version of plagiarism, but in a lesser form.
Nevertheless, the film had good points. It had a few minor characters and extras which make the Star Wars universe feel larger, like the original trilogy did with Mos Eisley and Jabba's Palace. Some memorable characters, like FN-2199.
Despite the universe expansion, it just seems like an example of a franchise which is too good, it should left alone. J.J. Abrams might not have been the best choice for the film.