Barbarella getting "punished" in the Excessive Machine(tm) LOL

The exquisite Ann-Margret singing "Champagne" in one of the most memorable scenes from The Who's film "Tommy".

Scene from The Who's "Tommy", featuring Ann-Margret, Jack Nicholson, Oliver Reed and Roger Daltrey

Now that's persuasion, LOL!

Scene from the campy 1968 movie Barbarella with Jane Fonda.

A scene from the 1968 film Barbarella, starring Jane Fonda. These children are evil!

Ann Margret singing "smash the mirror" in The Who's movie "Tommy", complete with crazy dance and hair slapping!

Tommy awakens to the world and initiates his materialistic mother into his own philosophy

Michael York summons the beautiful Jenny Agutter from "the circuit" for a good time. His best friend shows up with two more girls and the party is on.

Matthau's Character convinces his assistant Bergman to pass as his wife in the eyes of his girlfriend.

Scene from the campy 1968 classic "Barbarella" Starring Jane Fonda.

Scene from 1965's misogynist comedy "how to murder your wife". Jack Lemmon asks his best friend if he would push a button that would theoretically ma

Ann Margret in Tommy losing her mind and doing dirty things with beans, chocolate and champagne. One of the greatest scenes ever...

Very nice, and weird, seeing the legendary Ingrid Bergman in a rare comedic role and the ever bubbly Goldie Hawn in her element, nicely bouncing off e

Scene from the acclaimed 1969 comedy "Cactus Flower" Featuring Walter Matthau as a dentist scoundrel, Goldie Hawn -in her Oscar winning performance- a

Logan tries to convince the beautiful Jessica to help him become a runner and try to find Sanctuary.

The swedish bomb makes her choice between Kirk Douglas and Arnold Schwarzenegger. From 1979's "The Villain", a.k.a. "Cactus Jack"

Scene from 1965's comedy "how to murder your wife" feat. Jack Lemmon and the sculptural Virna Lisi.

From 1965's "How to murder your wife" feat. Jack Lemmon. One of the most un-PC and misogynistic comedies ever made. You couldn't make this movie tod

Weird scene from the campy 1968 film Barbarella with Jane Fonda.