Having just watched Planet Terror, I realized that Hollywood has given us a lot of Strip Scenes. Some good and some bad. Post your favorites featuring Big name celebrities shaking their moneymaker. I'm not gonna post Salma Hayek. I'm leaving that for Mac to do. If I posted that, it would be like taking away and then opening his Christmas presents in front of him.

Disclaimer: No  h a r d c o r e  video's allowed. Don't want this forum getting shut down.

Striptease always held a special place in my heart, maybe because it's the first movie I saw with those sort of scenes in them (a couple years ago I put a different song over the "out of the shower" dance and it synced up perfectly-- my first and only attempt at that sort of thing).  I know they're fake and all, but still, it takes me back to a simpler, hornier time (and really, the only dialogue I remember is the "George Bush" bit).

I wouldn't even really count Planet Terror (or Death Proof) or Sin City as stripteases because they didn't really remove anything, we saw nothing (even if Alba was ****, technically she wouldn't have been stripping-- but this is me being pedantic).  Though I can't be the only one who saw Death Proof and would have preferred Mary Elizabeth Winstead instead (and I don't mean this as a creep--too late-- but she was the cutest cast member).

This, sadly, might be as much as we'll get:


Gotta say, it's been a while since I'd seen the Planet Terror dance (I do love the ruddy cutting and distressed film quality from the theatrical version) and I do like how she moves.  She's actually dancing, unlike Jessica Alba's Nancy lots of the time.

This goes along with the "hot girl coming out of the pool" tropes that I want to do the "ultimate" version of...

Kneel and worship.... the best

From Dusk to Dawn - Salma Hayek

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg0aw-jETDY

The song by Tito and the Tarantula's is a fantastic pairing

Elizabeth Berkley's awkward "Lap Dance" for the win. No stripping or dancing skills required. Just a really strong itch that she needs to scratch. Oh, how the mighty Jessie Spano's has fallen.

Awkward in the sense that she was moving like she thought a Lap Dance might go. It was clunky.

No.