beautiful_suburban_midnight
Joined Jul 2000
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Though it started out as an interesting documentary, it fast became a "DON'T LOOK AT PORN" and "THIS IS BAD." and there were so many different routes that the filmmaker could have gone down but ignored.
For example, as much as he spoke about women's degradation and spoke to women who viewed porn as evil and disgusting, he failed to speak to women who enjoy porn. Not to mention the entire homosexual population. The only mention that gays got at all was a bookshop owner talking about buttplugs, and a few mentions here and there when talking about porn scenes.
It could've been so much more, but ended up feeling like a 50's propaganda piece.
For example, as much as he spoke about women's degradation and spoke to women who viewed porn as evil and disgusting, he failed to speak to women who enjoy porn. Not to mention the entire homosexual population. The only mention that gays got at all was a bookshop owner talking about buttplugs, and a few mentions here and there when talking about porn scenes.
It could've been so much more, but ended up feeling like a 50's propaganda piece.
I've seen a lot of bad movies lately (Catwoman, Raising Helen, The Forgotten, The Grudge, Troy to name a few), but this one takes the cake.
A few times during the film, I felt like yelling "All right. He's fat. I get it." And the "villians" were so laughable, they were pathetic. Even Bill Cosby, who hasn't done anything relevant in years was trotted out for a useless cameo role. How many kids even know who Fat Albert is?
It felt really dragged out and the entire movie was contrived and horrid. I would suggest this for someone age two and under. Any older, and it's an insult to your intelligence. Looking for a good movie for the family? Try The Incredibles or Finding Neverland, but stay away from this pandering piece of road apple.
A few times during the film, I felt like yelling "All right. He's fat. I get it." And the "villians" were so laughable, they were pathetic. Even Bill Cosby, who hasn't done anything relevant in years was trotted out for a useless cameo role. How many kids even know who Fat Albert is?
It felt really dragged out and the entire movie was contrived and horrid. I would suggest this for someone age two and under. Any older, and it's an insult to your intelligence. Looking for a good movie for the family? Try The Incredibles or Finding Neverland, but stay away from this pandering piece of road apple.
I didn't go into this movie with high expectations, and they were pretty much met. After being really pleased with Queen Latifah's performance in Chicago, I was really disappointed with 'Bringing Down the House'.
This movie was just the same regurgitated claptrap as the aforementioned BDtH. Sassy black woman shows uptight white loser how to live. The plot was laughable, to say the least. I chuckled once in this movie, and that's it.
I got this as a free rental, and even then, I felt ripped off.
2/10, and I'm being generous.
This movie was just the same regurgitated claptrap as the aforementioned BDtH. Sassy black woman shows uptight white loser how to live. The plot was laughable, to say the least. I chuckled once in this movie, and that's it.
I got this as a free rental, and even then, I felt ripped off.
2/10, and I'm being generous.