Hardbodies
The movie was originally made to be broadcast on the Playboy Channel the but Columbia Pictures studios picked it up and made it a theatrical release instead. The American Film Institute's AFI Catalog states, that according to an article published in the 2nd March 1984 edition of 'The Los Angeles Times', the picture was ''originally produced'' for the Playboy Channel cable television network, but as the ''sexual content'' was deemed 'too soft' for the pornographic channel, ''the production was [then] acquired by distributor Columbia Pictures for domestic theatrical release''.,Kimberley sits down on the patio chaisse-lounge twice.,Ashby: [sings country-style with guitar] She was a young thing in the prime of her life, Standing there lookin' as cute as could be. So I walked on over and asked her her name - I'm still not believin' what she said to me... "I don't f*** fossils for free, old man. I don't f*** fossils for free. So just go on home and take matters in hand, 'Cause I don't f*** fossils for free.",Featured in At the Movies: Breakin'/Firestarter/Hardbodies/Sugar Cane Alley (1984),Hardbodies Theme
Written by John Steele, Scott Kaufman and David Spector
Performed by Krak
(Babaji Music, ASCAP)
Additional Recording and Mixing John Hug,I remember watching this film when I was thirteen and just loving it: gorgeous naked women, gorgeous naked women, gorgeous naked women! Now my thoughts would be: 80s! 80s! 80s! AAAAGGGH! Okay, the 80s weren't so horrible, and I have fond memories of them, and this completely trashy teen sex flick (pretty much the quintessential movie of this quintessentially 80s genre) will zoom you back there so fast, you'll get whiplash and snap the flourescent strap on your sun glasses. Oh, the naked women are still gorgeous, but this thing never can have the same sort of fantastic appeal it did when you were 13 and afraid your parents would walk in the door while you and your buddies were watching it.,