walk outs?
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jonnybrett14 — 9 years ago(January 04, 2017 09:23 PM)
I felt the same way as your dad. It was a struggle to get past those completely unnecessary scenes of morbidly obese women. It was probably the most disgusting thing I have seen in any film. I did watch though, because I assumed it might be relevant to the rest of the movie.
After the movie, I could think of no good reason those scenes were included, or why they were so long. -
lindewell — 9 years ago(February 08, 2017 12:46 AM)
That's the crap Susan became famous and successful for. No wonder she hated what she was doing and that's the revenge Edward got on her. But I admit it was too long on too gross to shove it on the audience face. Luckily I didn't watch this in the theater and could fast forward this horror.
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snelling — 9 years ago(January 25, 2017 08:02 PM)
I almost walked out. I like reading movie credits and I couldn't stomach (ha ha) the obese jiggling dancers.
"'Extremely High Voltage.' Well, I don't need safety gloves, because I'm Homer SimpsonZZZzzzxxx" - Frank Grimes -
frederickdemey — 9 years ago(February 07, 2017 03:46 AM)
I really don't understand how people can be offended by something so trivial.
Not wanting to stereotype but perhaps people in Europe have other values.
Naked bodies upset me far less than gratuitous violence, of which there is an abundant supply in many mainstream Hollywood films. Yet very few people seem to care about that.
Furthermore, why would you walk out on a film because of the opening credits?
The first 2 minutes are enough to make up your mind about a 120 minute film? Imagine judging any sports game on its first 2 minutes.