• Links, Quips 06.12.2008

    Of at least 1,200 movie clips currently on Hulu, these are the top 20 most popular today (as titled on the site):

    1. Cocoon: Alien Sex
    2. Animal House: Topless Pillow Fight
    3. Bring it On: Bikini Car Wash
    4. Porky’s: Shower Spy Hole
    5. Epic Movie: Lazy Pirate Day Video (“starring … Sara Underwood as a pirate wench”)
    6. The Ice Storm: Show Me Yours
    7. Bring it On: Having Cheer Sex
    8. The Girl Next Door: Fantasy
    9. American Pie 2: Going Too Far
    10. The Girl Next Door: I’m All Wet
    11. The Girl Next Door: Who Is This Girl?
    12. The Girl Next Door: Pool Crashers
    13. The Girl Next Door: Porn Star
    14. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls: Master’s Bathroom
    15. Carlito’s Way: Get Me Naked
    16. Epic Movie: Slow Motion (“Peter uses a magic slow-motion remote to watch a big-breasted woman run.”)
    17. Epic Movie: Harry Potter
    18. Epic Movie: You Got Punked
    19. Bring it On: You Really Suck
    20. Species III: Alien Breeding

    Did you too detect a theme?

    Only six items in the entire list do not immediately imply sexual content.  I included the clips’ descriptions for two of those in parentheses, which clears up the confusion right away.

    Of the others, “Master’s Bathroom” features a couple bathing nude, “Harry Potter” has one character grab another’s breasts, “You Got Punked” has a woman flash someone with her back to the camera, and “You Really Suck” opens with a female cheerleader adjusting her underwear while a male cheerleader watches.

    The next 20 don’t look much more promising.

    I find our society deeply troubling right now.

    Posted by Ben @ 9:51 pm

  • One Response

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    • just pixels Says:

      The FCC is proposing a free, nationwide wireless internet service using the television frequencies that will be available starting Feb 9th. One caveat: It must be porn-free. As if that would work.

      Although, perhaps I shouldn’t be so hasty. China has been perfecting techniques to limit what its citizen’s can see on the internet. We could just sub-contract out this new internet to them. The FCC will become the PCC, the People’s Communication Collective.

      I look forward to our coming Cheer-ocracy.

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