Unnecessary sex scenes ruin family viewing
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cslaraia4 — 9 years ago(December 20, 2016 01:16 AM)
I can sort of see what you're saying. on one hand this isn't really a movie for kids anyway. but it could be accessible for teens and relatives if it weren't for the full on sex. most movies just allude to what's happening and cut away. so it really isn't something you can watch with family even if you're all adults. I'm an adult and I would love to show this to my parents as a great movie but I would feel uncomfortable watching this with them because the sex scenes go on for too long. it was part of these characters falling for each other and the sex is not totally unnecessary, but there were parts that went on for a really long time.
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nihilistic_tyranny — 9 years ago(January 05, 2017 08:39 PM)
I kind of doubt anyone who isn't already old enough to put the sex scenes into context would enjoy the works of Chan-Wook Park, at least not this one. I grew up watching Hitchcock, lots of old classics, some more easily digestible art-house films.but this would have just confused me in my per-pubescent years.
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StrontiumAE — 9 years ago(January 07, 2017 01:58 AM)
I agree with you that its not necessary, although the mild irony of your profile name is striking. The continuing mainstreaming of porn.. (and it is porn in this movie, because the explicit details of the sex only serve a purpose to titillate) is weird given that its so readily available online.
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RussMeyer1 — 9 years ago(January 07, 2017 02:12 AM)
Porn should of course be readily available online. Period. It's part of the liberties of the individual. And nothing is more sacred than the liberties of the individual.
But this flick is more about an intelligent crime than a lesbian love affair. Even so, the intimacy of the dykes could be portrayed without women eating each other's pussies. It is doable. -
MagdaFR — 9 years ago(January 30, 2017 07:07 AM)
But this flick is more about an intelligent crime than a
lesbian love affair
. Even so, the intimacy of the
dykes
could be portrayed without
women eating each other's pussies
.
I think that is your real problem with the movie. -
AssetsonFire — 9 years ago(January 30, 2017 04:32 PM)
That the movie went over your head?
You keep whining that it 'could' have been made without this and that sex scene, like you're saying anything meaningful.
Taxi Driver
'could' have been made without the climactic massacre;
Dumb & Dumber
'could' have been made without the toilet jokes;
Basic Instinct
'could' have been made without the extended sex scenes Has the penny dropped yet?
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rudykawa — 9 years ago(January 20, 2017 10:32 AM)
It's again one of those things I will never understand.
Can't show this up to my kids because it has sex. Doesn't matter me about the violence, couldn't care less if they are watching hero movies with tons of violence, etc. That's ok. Violence is ok. Sex is a thing of the devil that our kids should be protected of ever hearing or seeing about it. It's an act that carries in itself all that is bad in humanity.
Will never understand that mindset.
If you think it could've been made without those scenes, ok, your opinion. I totally disagree with you since sex was a major part of the movie theme.
And the director also thought of it as a natural part of this work.
He could've made the changes and surely he was asked to do this multiple times since there are producers and all that are always trying to make their investment goes to movies where there will be a larger audience. But for reasons he certainly thought the movie wouldn't be worth doing in any other way. That's an artistic choice. Just like Michelangelo chose to sculp his david naked instead of putting a blanket there. The church most surely covered many penises in the cistine chapel during the centuries just because nudity and sex for some reason is purely an evil thing. But Michelangelo's art was not that.