I would say refusing would mean I would have a strong reason against something. Choosing not to would mean I could brush it off like no big deal and choose to watch something else.

augest underground don't recommend it to anyone.
I love the genre but I cant handle it.

Ive seen a lot of films and although i've never been offended
there is one that i wish i never saw.
That was 8mm with Nick Cage.
I wish i knew the subject matter, there should be flashing red lights and a warning on that film.

really? that movie was so twisted I loved it.

personally I can't think any movies that have offended me i know i've watched a lot of movies i regret wasting the 1-2 1/2 hours on

the closest thing would be August Underground's Mordum was a little disturbing.

idk why i click threads like this
i know its just gonna be a bunch of dumb kids tryin to get a rise out of people

I think you're misunderstanding what we are saying, child.

Pride and Prejudice

Lex the impaler

A Serbian film was just disgusting, and not in the way it was trying to be. It tried so hard to be shocking that it ended up being this "took a shit in the face of intelligence by being way too obvious with it's agenda"



I've never seen Rampage.



I can't speak for you. In my opinion, there are many ways a movie can be offensive.

Like when a writer/director fails to be reverent, subtle, or intelligent about touchy subjects, they end up creating something offensive. It's offensive in the sense that people really suffer, and these creators are getting paid to re-purpose real suffering into entertainment, without adding to the conversation.

Or when a movie is so mindless, it's basically calling it's audience stupid for watching it.

Or when a creator tricks people into liking a movie by distracting them from the plot with flashing lights.

Or stealing good content from better movies.

Or being so bad it's un-watchable, like a big fart, the experience is just offensive.

This post was edited by TrouNce on Jan 11 2015 01:50pm