The saddest/most depressing part of this film?
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beernpizzalover — 11 years ago(March 14, 2015 07:11 PM)
Well, that's how they legitimize what they're doing. If they were to get paid for screwing it would amount to prostitution. So, instead they get paid for 'acting' in porn - to side-step the law. In short, it's time to legalize prostitution in the U.S.!
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nikkilynn1982 — 11 years ago(March 23, 2015 02:39 PM)
The saddest part was the whole shift from the '70's to the '80's: one minute they're at the the disco dancing and partying, having a great time, then as soon as the '80's start it's nothing but murders and bad things happening. It was such a deliberately drastic change, like signifying the end of the fun-loving '70's.
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cataclysm1071 — 10 years ago(October 02, 2015 04:49 PM)
Agreed. The depressing montages of the characters in the 80s, does signify the end of the free wheeling party that was the 70s. AIDS was a huge wake-up call as well as the just say no to drugs movement, which essentially made doing drugs, pretty unglamorous and people were getting sick from all of the unhealthy lifestyle choices of the previous decade
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SillyGayBoy — 10 years ago(October 28, 2015 01:42 PM)
I guess the beat up by a few guys scene should have bothered me but to me he did not seem that bad after.
The brain matter on the face thing was disgusting though. Yuck. Sucks 2 innocent guys had to die there, but maybe the one guy should not have pulled the gun. -
Herreken — 9 years ago(August 01, 2016 02:00 PM)
I think Little Bill's death is the saddest part and the part where the painting of him is shown with that sad music playing. Too bad he couldn't just divorce his wife and move on with his life.
DISPLAY thy breasts, my Julia!