Most Offensive Movie You've Seen?

[Koukol]

Originally Posted by Mahoney32

I'm with you on this one, I never want to see that film again. Not only is it incredibly insulting, but it's an incredibly boring film movie as well!
I dont understand its status as a classic either. The only people that this film could really appeal to, are probably the really disturbed kind. (Or Uni film professors.)
Why would anybody want a 2-disc special edition of this piece of s**t? You would have to be pretty cracked to announce that you enjoy watching this...

I was surprised at how well done this film is unlike the crappy LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT.

It's a sort of a WALKING TALL for feminists.
I didn't find the rape scene even remotely sexy.

I'm one of those who likes this film.

[nekromantik]

Here is a very good article on Rape and about Irreversible

its a good read

The Feminist Gaze: Irreversible: The critical reception of a 'rape film'.

[Drugs in Tokyo]

'A Serbian Film' is becoming so annoying. I wish people would see it for the 'shocks for shocks sake' film that it is. I'd probably rate Salo close to, if not the top, of the list of offensive / upsetting / disturbing.

[bigandya]

Any one of the dozen or so rom coms my missus buys at full price on a monthly basis despite me assuring her IMDB says they're sh*t.

[platostotal]

Racist Tripe like THE GREEN BERETS offend me far more than any grisly horror, tho a film called BANNED IN AMERICA(which shows real-life scenes of death and suffering) was close to being switched off by yours truly on grounds of taste rather than offense.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I'm almost the same which is why, although I recognise it as a monumental cinematic achievement, I can't stand the politics of D.W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation in which the KKK are depicted as heroes.

[Slippery Jack]

Can't think of any films that have really 'offended' me, but saw In a Glass Cage earlier in the year and that left quite a nasty taste. A very ugly and depressing film . . .

[Baseball Fury]

As a fan of older Zucker movies, I thought I'd check out An American Carol

Just wow. It was just like having the Daily Mail liquidised and injected in to my eyeballs.

An American Carol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

Can't think of any films that have really 'offended' me, but saw In a Glass Cage earlier in the year and that left quite a nasty taste. A very ugly and depressing film . . .

Totally agree, it took me an age to get it's stink off me.

[stefanmetal]

Nothing has ever offended me, I love filth!