Most Offensive Movie You've Seen?

[Criterion7]

Originally Posted by nordicdusk

I didnt mind Red State but the Michael Parks sermon was way too long for me. I know the all Kevin Smiths films are dialogue driven and i love that but this time it was too long and boring.

The sermon was meant to be overly long. You should really check out the documentary on those West Baptist guys. Incredibly compelling stuff. You don't need the info going into the film but it definitely puts another dimension to it.

It's a shame Smith is retiring but he's going out on some strong notes.

[Gojirosan]

I thought Red State was just "meh". It was OK, passed the time, but nothing special. Certainly nothing offensive.

[Nordicdusk]

I have watched somethings on the Westboro Baptist they are just crazed scum.

[Criterion7]

Originally Posted by nordicdusk

I have watched somethings on the Westboro Baptist they are just crazed scum.

Yep insane and a scary group. I would have preferred if Smith would have used his original rapture ending for the movie but he was worried about budget.

In the original ending when Parks is saying shoot me the sound is heard getting louder and he gets ripped apart followed by his followers leading to us seeing the coming of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Would have been brutal.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by ArrowFan

Yep insane and a scary group. I would have preferred if Smith would have used his original rapture ending for the movie but he was worried about budget.

In the original ending when Parks is saying shoot me the sound is heard getting louder and he gets ripped apart followed by his followers leading to us seeing the coming of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Would have been brutal.

Now that would of been a great ending.

[DryJack]

The only time I can remember having to look away from the screen during a movie was the "cat and the hungry rats" bit in Men behind the sun.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I can't remember ever being repulsed or made to feel physically sick by a film whose content I truly found abhorrent. However, as I mentioned in another thread, two Nazi propaganda films are utterly wretched:

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Der ewige Jude, a vile 'documentary' designed to stir up anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany. However, because it is so obviously an anti-Semitic work of propaganda, I found the period drama Jud Süß (another German propaganda film from 1940) to be more sinister, disturbing and devious. (Its director, Veit Harlan, stood trial for crimes against humanity.)

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I can't remember ever being repulsed or made to feel physically sick by a film whose content I truly found abhorrent. However, as I mentioned in another thread, two Nazi propaganda films are utterly wretched:

Both are repellent.
Is this the wrong time to bring up the fact that i have Triumph Of The Will??? Which i'm sure some would find more appalling than a film where a rubber doll is "penetrated"...though i'm sure iit would be a close run thing

[Gojirosan]

Is this the wrong time to mention that I love Triumph Of The Will and consider a masterpiece?

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Is this the wrong time to mention that I love Triumph Of The Will and consider a masterpiece?

Das is gut!