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Hah. The Crying Game. Yeah.
Hehehe. I was so not on the same page here. I was thinking Leperchaun, a really horrible movie I went on for a first date. And we didn't even make out!
Southern Fried Britt wrote: "So what are some of your biggest what the fuck moments in movies? Like, "omg did I really just see that?"Somebody tell me how to do the spoiler tags 'cause I've got some Black Swan stuff to share..."
That'd be a shock, huh? I'm far from any type of prude but I'm not sure I'd care to see this in a movie.
Boxing Helena had several WTF moments. So did Misery. Bleh...
::shivers::
Shake it off, shake it off...
Southern Fried Britt wrote: "So what are some of your biggest what the fuck moments in movies? Like, "omg did I really just see that?"Somebody tell me how to do the spoiler tags 'cause I've got some Black Swan stuff to share..."
Your spoiler freaked me out as well. Surprise! :0
Barb wrote: "How about a hilarious WTF from Stepbrothers?[spoilers removed]"
I'm so going to rent this movie.
Black Swan was so damned good.
My favorite WTF moment ever is from The Silence of the Lambs, when Buffalo Bill is getting himself all glammed up...well, you know the rest.
My favorite WTF moment ever is from The Silence of the Lambs, when Buffalo Bill is getting himself all glammed up...well, you know the rest.
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Silence of the Lambs was a shocker on so many levels, but the "tucking" scene was a pretty wtf moment. I wish I could go back to the release date and watch that over again for the first time.
"Life of Brian": the full frontal nudity scene really surprised me. You have to remember how long ago this movie was made.
Life of Brian is waaaaaayyyyyyy too smart for me. Went right over my head
Really, Britt? How can "Alright, I'm the Messiah, now fuck off!" went over your head?
The only thing I remember is not laughing at any of the jokes and falling asleep on it.
I can't remember the name of the movie, but it was from the 80s, and my mom and I went to the movies with my grandparents, who wanted to see this comedy. In the middle of said comedy, there are a series of takes which clearly indicate that Shelley Long is going down on her male co-star, and I'm sitting there with my mother, my grandmother and my grandfather.Big embarrassing WTF.
my mom took my son (then age 8) to the movies one afternoon while she was babysitting him to see: "Looking for Mr.Goodbar". She thought it was about candy. Needless to say, they walked out. My mom was VERY naive and definitely not "with it".
Michele wrote: "my mom took my son (then age 8) to the movies one afternoon while she was babysitting him to see: "Looking for Mr.Goodbar". She thought it was about candy. Needless to say, they walked out. My mom ..."Oh. My. Gawd.
There were some seriously nauseating WTF moments in Antichrist--the one with Willem Dafoe, not the horror flick. I got the two confused and regret it to this day.
Michele wrote, my mom took my son (then age 8) to the movies one afternoon while she was babysitting him to see: "Looking for Mr.Goodbar". She thought it was about candy. Needless to say, they walked out. My mom was VERY naive and definitely not "with it".
That brings up a point of contention I have regarding taking children to see a movie. I'm forgiving of your mom taking your son to see that film (it came out in 1977 or '78, correct?) since we didn't have such quick access to movie info. But we recently saw Black Swan, knowing full well what the film is about (I refuse to see a film unless I have an idea of what it's about); I was APPALLED to see a 10-year-old girl with her parents. They must have thought Black Swan would be like The Red Shoes. The little girl looked traumatized after the film ended. If she ends up in therapy, I blame her parents for taking her to see this movie, perhaps under different assumptions.
Another time was when my wife and I saw Zack and Miri Make a Porno; there were a couple of older women in the row in front of us who complained about the content of the film. Hello? It's not called Zack and Miri Make a Porno because it's a film about pottery, you dumb twats.
That brings up a point of contention I have regarding taking children to see a movie. I'm forgiving of your mom taking your son to see that film (it came out in 1977 or '78, correct?) since we didn't have such quick access to movie info. But we recently saw Black Swan, knowing full well what the film is about (I refuse to see a film unless I have an idea of what it's about); I was APPALLED to see a 10-year-old girl with her parents. They must have thought Black Swan would be like The Red Shoes. The little girl looked traumatized after the film ended. If she ends up in therapy, I blame her parents for taking her to see this movie, perhaps under different assumptions.
Another time was when my wife and I saw Zack and Miri Make a Porno; there were a couple of older women in the row in front of us who complained about the content of the film. Hello? It's not called Zack and Miri Make a Porno because it's a film about pottery, you dumb twats.
Mary wrote, There were some seriously nauseating WTF moments in Antichrist--the one with Willem Dafoe, not the horror flick. I got the two confused and regret it to this day.
I despise Lars von Trier and his hideously misogynistic films. That man has some serious woman-hating issues, and I'm not surprised Antichrist was chock-full of the same regurgitated crap. I haven't seen it, nor will I, because of my pure hatred for von Trier.
I despise Lars von Trier and his hideously misogynistic films. That man has some serious woman-hating issues, and I'm not surprised Antichrist was chock-full of the same regurgitated crap. I haven't seen it, nor will I, because of my pure hatred for von Trier.
What was the one where Keanu Reeves was going to get it on with his sister?*nm* It was Devil's Advocate I think. That scene weirded me out for some reason and I was still fairly young, but not so young either that it should have shocked me.
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Also Isabella Rossellini in Blue Velvet...
Lobstergirl wrote: "Was it Short Cuts where Julianne Moore had the full frontal? I can't remember who I saw it with but that scene made me uncomfortable. It wasn't even a sex scene. At least in a sex scene you're p..."She was arguing with her husband, and she had on a shirt but nothing below it. It was definitely shocking for its casualness.
Black Swan was stunning. I loved that movie and it scared the shit out of me. I want to see it again. Britt, I swear I cried out at that moment in the movie because it was just SO HORRIFYING!!!!!!
Gettin' by. Heavy travel schedule these days. Thanks for asking.
Traveling right to my doorstep. :)
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Somebody tell me how to do the spoiler tags 'cause I've got some Black Swan stuff to share.
(view spoiler)[When Lily was masturbating in her bed, and then she cums, and she looks over, and HER MOM IS SITTING IN A CHAIR IN THE CORNER OF THE ROOM I WAS LIKE WTFFFFFF (hide spoiler)]