Unpopular Opinion
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Yeah but they had Carrie Fisher in a bikini sigh
Whilst that may have been relevant in the 70s since then many women have been in a bikini
'80s. Return of the Jedi (which is a fictitious film that was never made!) was made in the '80s.
I feel like you'd never get away with that these days, and that's probably a good thing (not 'cos she's dead)
I certainly grew up a little faster after those scenes though...
Yes. Hollywood is 100% restrained in its portrayal of the female form these days. No gratuitous T&A teasing in the slightest.
Wait, didn't Asteroid City have some full frontal nudity? The Last Duel certainly did. I'm ... pretty sure Hollywood still stuffs objectified female bodies (more so than male bodies) in every second film. Including in the sex scene that seems as de rigeur these days as does the car chase and the fisticuffs.