Miranda Sawyer

And it's also really fast.

It's very aggressive.

And if you go to strip clubs, generally speaking, they do move very slow.

It's all very languid.

They're kind of slinking around the pole.

You get them spinning around once in a while, but the ones I've been to, they're all very slow and slinky.

And this one, she's all like, pow, pow, pow.

It's all very like, boom, fire.

five, six, seven, eight.

It's just insane.

I know we keep using the word aggressive, but I just, there is only other, that should be her middle name.

It's just aggressive.

She's on his... And she does that same move again in the iconic sex scene in the pool with the dolphins.

And this very athletic, crazy move she's doing.

But...

What I find interesting about this, and I really paid attention to it when I was doing my rewatch of it last night, is that actually all the dance scenes are, even though it's being filmed by a man, et cetera, they're all shown to us as actually being for a woman.

Every time she's dancing, the first scene we see- There's a woman in there.

There's a woman watching.

We're meant to be watching it through the woman's eyes.

It's actually the female gaze in many ways.