Free the Nipple (2014)

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Strong and Moving!

Simply Perfect

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

If you look carefully at the demographics of the people who rated this movie, you will see that it has received very negative reviews by men and older people. It is a shame. I am a man but I liked it and I admired the effort of the women who created this movie and the campaign that it wants to publicise. Does women's freedom to decide about their bodies seem trivial to you? If so, you have a serious problem, not them. I strongly recommend this movie to anyone who believe in campaigning for what they consider important. It is an uplifting story that reminds us how to believe in the possibility of winning against the odds.

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.

This film is an extremely refreshing break from the tired and endless stream of recycled action flicks, and CGI cartoons. This movie actually stands for something, and isn't afraid to stick to its guns and get a little weird along the path to making its point. The underdog, guerrilla tactics storyline is inspiring, and makes one ponder their own personal abilities to start a revolutionary equality movement. I found this unique first foray into directing by Lina Esco to be incredibly entertaining, and inspiring. I thought Esco, Kirke, and Grenier give the strongest performances, carrying the conflict and message of the film, Blake Newman provides the comedic relief, and everybody else nicely fills out the rest.Overall, this is an easy 10/10 for managing all at once to be original, powerful, fun, and thought-provoking.

This film raised a point that many people want to ignore or shame. Female sexuality is represented in vastly different ways in society. We claim to be equal, but if that's the case why is it against the law for women to go shirtless and not men? It's an important example of unequal gender barriers and this movie tries to explore ways we can change those skewed views into something that benefits everyone. I fear that many people judged this movie before watching it. They shamed it without giving it a chance. If you think this movie is a free show or a gimmick, it's not. This movie is about female empowerment and women owning their bodies. It is about the everyday ways women are undermined by outdated and unfair laws. It is about trying to generate change and how sometimes you have to stand as a small group while fighting for millions.