Kate Winslet was a little known British actress when the biggest movie in the world came out. But when she dropped her top and showed off those perfect breasts for Jack, she became a star.

Kate Winslet plays Ruth who is caught up in a religious cult and Harvey Keitel plays P.J. who is hired by the family to "talk some sense into her" and get her out of the cult. P.J. eventually falls in love with Ruth and so do I as she gets totally naked and very sexual with both men and women. Kate goes full monty boys and damn does she look good!!! A good movie even without the great nudity. Also starring the beautiful Sophie Lee in a few sexy scenes. In HD!

Acclaimed true crime story from New Zealand based on the 1954 Pauline Parker-Juliet Hulme case that rocked the country. Two young girls' strong friendship leads them to devise a fantasy world filled with bizarre creatures. When one of their mothers objects to their relationship, they decide to kill her. Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet star; Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings Trilogy) directs. Now in HD from Bluray!

A stonemason steadfastly pursues a cousin he loves in this adaptation of the Thomas Hardy novel. However their love is troubled as he is married to a woman who tricks him into marriage and she is married to an abusive nobleman. Living out of wedlock, the two are rejected by the townspeople leaving them to struggle in abject poverty. Now in HD!

Michael Berg (Ralph Fiennes) reflects on the formative sexual relationship he had with older woman Hanna Schmitz (Kate Winslet, in a Golden Globe- and Oscar-winning role) as a young teenager in this poignant drama set in post-World War II Germany. The passionate affair ended when Hanna disappeared. But years later, Michael learns she's on trial for horrific Nazi war crimes. David Kross plays the teenage Michael in this film based on Bernhard Schlink's best-seller. Also starring Jeanette Hain, Karoline Herfurth, Vijessna Ferkic.

This HBO miniseries version of the novel promises some things the Joan Crawford movie did not -- titties! Kate Winslet flashes some nudity, but it's Evan Rachel Wood who shines, with her first full-frontal nudity.

Geoffrey Rush shines as history's most infamous and literate libertine--the Marquis de Sade--in director Philip Kaufman's adaptation of the Doug Wright play. Set in 19th-century France's infamous Charenton insane asylum, the "speculative drama" chronicles the battle of wills between the sly de Sade, the director/priest trying to reason with him (Joaquin Phoenix), and the conservative doctor (Michael Caine) sent by Napoleon to stop the Marquis' scandalous writings. Kate Winslet co-stars as a laundress who becomes de Sade's confidante and object of desire.


Surprisingly bland, considering the subject matter, not nearly as racy as it could have been. It had its trappy moments and Geoffrey Rush was good, but really it's nothing more than a historical drama, so unless you're into that sort of thing it's probably not for you.

Stifled by the demands of motherhood and feeling trapped in a marriage teeming with mistrust, Sarah (Kate Winslet) conducts an impulsive affair with the handsome Brad (Patrick Wilson), whose fear of "growing up" drives him to evade studying for the bar exam and cultivate his image as a carefree jock. Adapted from Tom Perrotta's darkly satirical novel of suburban dystopia, director/co-writer Todd Field's deeply layered drama also stars Jennifer Connelly, Jackie Earle Haley.