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In Reply to: Many ugly things do occur in real life posted by Victor Khomenko on January 29, 2006 at 18:51:19:
>While normally I do draw a distinction between the subject and the means in art, I would not be particularly interested in watching someone defecate. Reservous Dogs is very close to that.>While 'Resevoir Dogs' is very violent, contains very unlikable characters and is far from my favorite Tarantino film, it is nothing like your metaphor.
It may not be your cup of tea, it isn't mine either, but it is art and a well constructed film.
No pornography, not a snuff film, no human excement. It all depends on where you draw the line.
Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable and you don't like it, doesn't mean it isn't art.
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***no human excement.What was the Michael Madsen character? A wholesome human being with integrity?
I think the word excrement aptly describes him.
of US citizens and others by terrorists and muslim fanatics. Visit Michael Savage The Savage Nation website. Know your enemy. After you've seen a fake cutting of a human ear in Reservoir Dogs, imagine this. You will have nightmares. Blood gushing everywhere. The struggle of the handcuffed man as someone gradually slices his head off with an ordinary knife. But why did I watch them? Well, maybe more in this country should pay attention to the things our enemies are capable of. Maybe then all the F'ing liberals would realize its time to back the Conservative movement. Instead they would rather side with the enemy...see Jimmy Carter, Ted Kennedy, Barbara Boxer, etc. This is reality.
If you prefer not to see them portrayed in films, good for you.I'd be keen on a thread about the Teletubbies!
Cheers,
John K
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