in the early 70’s, my granny took my brother and I (aged 7-8, respectively) to see a "rocket science fiction movie. It was called Barbarella…
She took us out of there during the flesh eating dolls scene… I think she was more upset by it than my bro and I were…
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There were probably others before, but the first one I can remember was Clash of the Titans, when I was about 10.
Then, as a teen in the 80’s, we had Cinemax. And there was much rejoicing.
1972?- Hammer Films’ The Vampire Lovers - Ingrid Pitt as Carmella Karnstein romping about with her intended female victim, both topless. I was 10, my brother was 8.
My parents took us to the drive-in to watch the latest vampire movie, thinking the R was just due to the horror. Uh-uh! So they kept offering us money to go get snacks but just that once, we didn’t want snacks!
Blowup. Released in 1966 I think. Venessa Redgrave’s boobies (very pert they were).
The wedding night scene in The Godfather
It must have been…1966, and Ursula Andress’s boobs in The Blue Max. I was a very impressed 11.
For me, it was Rosemary’s Baby - summer of '68.
Just guessing here, can’t even pick a decade, but probably some National Geographic (or the like) documentary about Africa with all those “long-breasted” women. As for “full frontal” there was probably something before it but the image of Harvey Keitel’s shortcomings from The Piano is so etched in my mind that I can’t see him in anything without a flashback to that scene.
Let’s not even talk about the image Ned Beatty brings.
It was just recently that I was able to see Hedy Lamarr’s scenes in Ecstasy from the 30’s that created much stir. It was way too tame to be mentioned here. Oops, I did it.
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For me, it was Rosemary’s Baby - summer of '68.
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Me too. Followed a few months later by Romeo and Juliet.
It was probably White Lightning in 1973. Magnificient boobage, if brief. I would have been 8 at the time…
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3) Barbra don’t show her boobies off for viewing by the movie-going public.
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She did have a nude scene in The Owl and the Pussycat which was later edited out at her request, IIRC.
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Also Jenny Agutter, in Logan’s Run. It certainly made sense for Logan5 and Jessica 6 to get out of those sodden clothes in the subterranean ice cavern, and to put on the conveniently handy furs, but I surely hadn’t been expecting to see it.
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Yeah, same here. I was 13-ish & my older brother took me to the movie. I remember him saying “well, I bet that was a first for you, huh?” Uhh…yup.
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Me too. Followed a few months later by Romeo and Juliet.
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My sister took me to see that. It’s the first time I saw onscreen nudity. Of course I was too young to think much of it, other than ‘Tee hee! They’re naked!’
“Magnum Force”, Clint Eastwoods sequel to “Dirty Harry”
The Pawnbroker, 1965. A hooker is trying to entice Rod Steiger into upping the amount he’d loan for some item by taking off her top (it didn’t work). I’d seen lots of boobage in purloined Playboys but this was the first pair I’d seen on the screen. In those pre-braless days I had no idea boobs moved like that.
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The movie was The Hawaiians.
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Mine was the 1966 Hawaii, based on a different story line from the same James Michener novel, when I was too young to really appreciate it. (The first movie I remember being aroused by was You Only Live Twice. You know the scene I mean: Snip. Snip. Zzzzzip.) The first “real,” sexual nudity, as opposed to the innocent, faux-National Geographic nudity of Hawaii, would have been Catch-22, followed by The Last Picture Show.
What? No love for Mondo Cane? I stayed after whatever the feature was that day just to see the trailer for it again because it contained a split second of African lady boobs.
The earliest one I can remember is Bram Stoker’s Dracula. My mom let me see it because she thought it was “artistic”, which I exploited to watch numerous times.
I am Curious Yellow-Swedish film of 1967 with lawsuits and all having to be settled before screening.
Audrey Munson in 1916 movie Inspiration.
First modern-1959 Russ Meyer movie The Immoral Mr. Teas