Why do people go see a movie they know will offend them just to be offended and walk out?
Eg: serial killer movie has scenes of murder and they get offended it has murders in it...
shareWho does that lol
shareSome audience reviews you read giving it it 1 out of 10 because the scenes offended them and say they walked out for example
shareMaybe they lied? People lie for lots of things... No need to take those kinds of reviews seriously.
shareOr news reports that say : audiences walked out of “movie” due to being offended and stuff like that
shareNever seen news reports like that. Got links?
shareI've just read one funnily enough ..
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7122887/Viewers-walk-Nightingale-premiere-rape-scenes.html
The daily mail is full of shit though, they probly sent their own reporters in to be "outraged"
They quoted the 'walked out.' And the rest of the article actually show positive tone to the movie. Like how it's an important movie and beautiful but brutal. And how the apparently female director has her big photo placed right in the center of the page. And the struggles she had to endure to make the movie, etc.
Probably some kind of marketing stunt. Rape scenes and excessive violence are not even shocking anymore. We all know it's play pretend. It's a movie. The article is promoting the movie, I guess.
Yeah it looks like a lovely film.
I fail to see how some brutally violent rape revenge fantasy could be "important" or "beautiful" .
The director seems to be under the illusion she has created a work of art rather than yet another obvious low brow excuse to put rape, gore and violence on the screen for the sick fucks that are entertained by that sort of thing.
Well, it was screened at Sundance (per the article) so it's art I suppose.
shareYes I also saw this article and it was the reason I posted this and it reminded me about the reaction for the house that jack built
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