'Outlaw King': Fans feel 'robbed' by the blurry shot that was Chris Pine's penis

Fans looked forward to the glorious scene the most, and what they got was Pine walking out of a lake. And his penis? It was pretty much skillfully nowhere to be seen.
PUBLISHED NOV 9, 2018

If there's one thing that Netflix has managed to get fans buzzing with, in the last one month or so, it was the prospect of witnessing Chris Pine's full-frontal nudity in his most recent venture, 'Outlaw King.' The story revolves around a Scottish War-drama and had a lot of other remarkable aspects of it - especially its gore and violence quotient being compared to the brutal scenes from HBO's 'Game of Thrones' - but somehow, the nude scene featuring Pine and his penis managed to steal all the spotlight when it came to things about the movie fans were looking forward to the most. And now - almost a day after Netflix dropped the film - fans have been left quite disappointed, deprived, and disheartened, because Pine's nude scene in 'Outlaw King' is nothing but a blurry tease.

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