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In Reply to: Sex and violence: posted by tinear on April 2, 2005 at 04:46:34:
There is no difference between the two in substance - in how they have evolved during the past decades. In both the violence and sex cases, the hint, the anticipation, the premonition and the emotions surrounding them, have been replaced with mindless graphic presentation of act itself. So I really don't see anye difference in their treatment.You like the babe in lingerie rather than full monty (never mind the pun)... cool, and I would draw the parallel with the scene with Robert Mitchum in The Night of The Hunter, where whistling Mitchum rides by the hiding kids, producing more gripping horror than all Friday the 13th sequels compbined could even dream of.
Subtlety expects some level of sophistication from the audience. As movies had become more and more mass culture fun, popcorn sale extension, really, the level of subtlety has dropped accordingly, but again, that happened in both areas.
Why aren't the NOW babes complaining? I just presume, that besides being typically hypocritical, they also represent the significant proportion of the viewing public that willingly pays to see all that crap.
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Follow Ups
- You mean.... like you really like don't know? - Victor Khomenko 05:35:01 04/02/05 (3)
- Typical sexism from a man who prides himself on openning every door (for women), except the ones that really count! (nt) - Audiophilander 16:11:58 04/02/05 (0)
- Great first paragraph, downhill afterwards. - tinear 06:33:51 04/02/05 (1)
- Is it any surprise that Victor climaxed with his first paragraph? No visuals required, thankfully. (nt) - Audiophilander 16:04:47 04/02/05 (0)
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