Colors (1988)

The Dennis Hopper directed gang drama Colors (1988) follows LAPD officers Bob Hodges (Robert Duvall), a respected veteran, and Danny McGavin (Sean Penn), a fresh-faced rookie, as they are paired up to patrol the rough, unforgiving streets of East L.A. Working for the C.R.A.S.H. anti-gang unit, Bob is trying to show Danny the ropes, but while Bob's developed a rapport with the crooks and gained tons of respect in the community, Danny is a hothead that's always looking to beat up a bad guy any chance he gets. While ol’ Bobby has his eyes set on retirement, Danny is out trying to make a name for himself on the force, which causes some conflicts between them. When the two are thrust in the middle of a giant gang war between the Bloods, Crips, and Latino gangs of L.A., the pair each lean on their own unique approaches to dealing with foes—Danny is by-the-book and unwilling to ever look the other way, and Bob just wants big results, even if he has to let some stuff slip. If the two are planning on not ending their shift in a body bag, they must work together to fight crime. Since Bob is a movie cop on the brink of retirement, you might be able to guess how this one's going to end. Speaking of rear ends, if you’re looking to see Penn in the buff, you need to look elsewhere. But if you’re looking for skin from Leon Robinson, you’ll be well-rewarded with a look at his rump while he humps a lucky lady. That is one tight and toned black bubble butt. Color us impressed! He's a gangster named Killer-Bee, who must give some killer D if the moaning from the woman he's boning is any indication. Of course, the cops break it up but not before there's a great shot of that tush. Thanks to that scene, Colors won't leave your balls blue!