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It popped up in one of the other movie threads and I had to put it here.
The Sound Of Music - Technically a very well done film, though dated by modern standards, and a tour de force performance by Andrews, it’s a ghastly overly sentimental film. It’s almost as if the film were created out of pure saccharine.
A dishonorable mention also goes to
Life is Beautiful A bad idea, this should have been killed at the initial pitch meeting with fire, lots of fire. Does a comedy set in a Nazi concentration camp sound like a bad idea?
And finally.
Crash (1996) - Based on the JG Ballade book of the same name, and cause of a minor moral panic, and I believe still banned in the City of Westminster I give you David Cronenberg’s Crash. This film has one the single most disturbing sex scenes in my experience, without getting to graphic Rosanna Arquette’s character Gabrielle has an open scar on the back of her thigh, you can guess the rest of that.
The Sound Of Music - Technically a very well done film, though dated by modern standards, and a tour de force performance by Andrews, it’s a ghastly overly sentimental film. It’s almost as if the film were created out of pure saccharine.
A dishonorable mention also goes to
Life is Beautiful A bad idea, this should have been killed at the initial pitch meeting with fire, lots of fire. Does a comedy set in a Nazi concentration camp sound like a bad idea?
And finally.
Crash (1996) - Based on the JG Ballade book of the same name, and cause of a minor moral panic, and I believe still banned in the City of Westminster I give you David Cronenberg’s Crash. This film has one the single most disturbing sex scenes in my experience, without getting to graphic Rosanna Arquette’s character Gabrielle has an open scar on the back of her thigh, you can guess the rest of that.
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