The Image: Do I have to SPELL IT OUT for you? (!) - Michelle Pfeiffer - in a state of (presumed) undress - in a hot tub! (Hello!)
Director, Robert Towne died recently as you may know (July 1, 2024 - aged 89) so with your permission, let us recall that favourite 80s school-boy scene of high art as Michelle Pfeiffer and a man I can't remember* get it on big time in that steamy hot tub! Filmed in cheesy slow motion as a passionate Ms Pfeiffer (Jo Ann) rises, phoenix like from the steamy (literally) water in a uniquely unforgettable clinch with said male person - glorying in her sexual re-education - while, umm, it is all being watched by local drug enforcement agents. All very Miami Vice, LA, Reagan era shenanigans! (And a surprisingly good song by Crowded house which is the second thing I remember about this movie - • Recurring Dream (Origi... )
* Mel Gibson, of course...
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