Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Wordiezett So much average

Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

nvehlyn For a movie about female breasts, "Free the Nipple" has two major flaws: The first problem is that there is simply not enough screen time devoted to the Titular subject. I'd estimate that bare breasts are shown in less than half the screen time of this movie--a poor showing indeed. I've seen dozens of movies in which bare breasts are featured in 90 to 95 percent of the total running time. That's really the range you want to be shooting for to give female breasts the exposure they deserve. The second and more significant problem lies in the quality of female breasts cast in the film. There were a handful of worthy performances, but the majority of them were simply not up snuff. *Lina Esco's breasts turn in an excellent performance: round and perky, with just enough heft to bounce, but not enough to sag. *The second lead, Lola Kirke's breasts may have been technically larger as measured by cup size, but when viewed against her overlarge torso, they failed to produce the hour-glass shape necessary to please male viewers, who, in all fairness, likely make up at least half of the film's audience. *Pound-per-pound, Casey LaBow's breasts (full and symmetrical) give what is arguably the strongest performance in the film, but they are sadly underutilized. I can only recall three or four scenes in which they were featured, for a total screen time well under five minutes. Despite pretenses of progressive politics, this independent film hides and marginalizes African American breasts in the shameful tradition of mainstream Hollywood. Monique Coleman plays a substantial supporting role, but her breasts remain inexplicably hidden throughout the film, and undoubtedly would have added some much needed flavor to the mix. Two of the films' strongest portrayals come from an outstanding pair of African American breasts in the film's final montage sequence, but once again, their screen time is utterly brief and deserving of much broader coverage. This final scene does feature at least 20 different pairs of breasts in rapid succession, but the majority of these performances fall flat. Many are of the "pancake" or "banana" variety, and some even suffer from the unforgivable "lazy eye" syndrome. Perhaps most disturbing is the discriminatory casting the filmmakers seem to have practiced against breasts that have been augmented by surgical implants, which by all accounts make for the most satisfying and cinematic mammaries possible.

M MALIK i am not hating on this film i liked it but in parts women in films nude look awesome but there is a line,boundary & difference between real life & art,many things are wrong with this film first of all the director of this film launched some campaign as this film was not allowed to release few reason were that it raised huge debate on topics like censorship laws,rights of the women,media control,war & politics.when you watch this film you will see why this was such a great idea executed badly no wonder it's got such a low rating here i mean the characters in this film talk about censorship laws & how governments show violence on TV,kids play video games & Hollywood makes films & heroes win by killing the enemies & war is more obscene then sex etc.now at this point i do agree with these people its understandable & quite possibly the only scene that makes scenes & why so many things are wrong in this world but guess what here is the main problem these characters are focused on one subject that is quite idiotic honestly i mean who would launch a campaign to just want people to free roam crowded streets of New York now lets just forget this film for little while let me tell all of you why the police arrests nude women & put a fine on them the reason is my friends this type of nonsense is not tolerable & it violates a certain code of conduct in the law i was just reading here on the boards someone said that it is legal in Canada since 90s i don't know about that but here is the thing in the city when you walk around naked the first thing other person going to think about you is either you escaped from the mental hospital or you are a beggar that have no money for some clothes.what the hell was going on this film is a proof these guys were confused & tried to add so many topics in one film & failed hard simply embarrassing themselves here they talk about the MPAA or why women with breasts that appear nude on TV get censored wow these guys must have never heard about porn or some famous women like Shannon Tweed,Pamela Anderson & Jeena Jameson.this movie is dumb no sane person would agree with them the new york police department & the laws in united states or anywhere around the world that arrest these people are doing the right thing i mean whats next these guys are gonna do involve children into this etc or what this is so weird and this film is unnecessary.OK why this is only for women then why it is not OK for men to wave around their junk because no one would dare doing a stunt like that those who have attempted it are behind bars in jail houses.the funny thing is this film tries to send out a message that in the name of freedom of speech it is OK to just enter anywhere naked including big corporate financial buildings and asking appointment of some business magnet like Donal Trump is definitely OK by any standard.can you believe it if some women like that wants to meet the president while in naked state it would be so awkward & irony is these filmmakers were expecting some academy award for this nonsense.story:just where is the plot of this film it is just a documentary explaining how some bunch of women will run around naked in the city in the climax breaking the limits created by religion & media in the end they do for few seconds but other then that whole film is filled with pointless dialogs & forget the cast everyone is a waste this is just a strip club fantasy these people wanted to enjoy on the big level.to put it simply in the last i have to say this film is made for people who live in jungle & out of curiosity why are these topless women interested in only crowded places they could have chose any other place around the country i bet if they did it in front of the white house then damn all hell would have break loose.basically this film is just a wrong take on feminism it completely kills it women are equal to men & real women will never like this type of film i mean their body is not a public property this film is idiotic at so many levels a naked women does not qualify equality among gender.Overall Free The Nipple 2014 is a film that insults intelligence i have said it previously i am going to say it again i am not hating on this film i liked it but in parts & for some comedy my rating is 3/10.

frba55 This is a movie that everybody, not just women, should watch. It teaches how common people, armed mainly with their will and determination, can positively affect society and contribute to changes in everyone's view of the world. We all are too influenced by the traditional, monotheistic religions and their misogynistic and oppressive agenda. The courageous women in this movie show to all that something can and should be done to affirm the beauty of our bodies and the ugliness of repression and inhibition. I can only assume that the low ratings that appear in IMDb come from people who hate the message that this movie want to communicate. This is a very uplifting story: don't be influenced by some bigots. Give this movie a chance and it will not disappoint you.

Richard Taylor Having watched this film purely out of curiosity towards the movement it really has swayed me to believe in it. It is not just about giving women the opportunity to walk around the streets topless just as many men do freely in the summer months, in fact it's hardly about that at all. It's about societies approach to female nudity and how we are censored from birth, forced into a mindset that sees nudity as obscene and something that should be avoided at all cost. It is the basis by which women and men are seen as completely different and therefore treated completely different. Woman have nipples, men have nipples, yet just because women have a little more behind theirs they must cover them up? When you really think about it, it's so clearly wrong. The film was an interesting look at the approach of activists and, although clearly made on a budget, it gives a small insight into the amount that some people sacrifice in order to get a few others to think about something for just a few seconds in the hopes of evolving the way our society works.