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Please read the topic before responding to the title. The film has been cut and given a rating, it is no longer banned. - KwarK | ||
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BachHo
United States170 Posts
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:25 bittman wrote: Hahahahahahahahahahahaha. NO! YOU GROW UP! No you! No you! Oh so mature~! Quickly: bans exist in public distribution for a reason, I actually don't have a strong opinion for or against bans in general, but every country has "entertainment" restrictions for good reasons, it's only when the restrictions are too harsh that I take offence to them. Human centipede is a piece of trash from a sick mind with no worthwhile contribution to life. So if it's banned, as was said jokingly before, nothing of value was lost. again quickly, lots of laws and bans and bahblahs exist in many countries , you can argue that they are good or bad (eg threads about china or usa) and varying people will have varying opinions. you say this law is only bad when...wait for it....YOU disagree with it. you know what else i think is a piece of trash? all anime. and pornography. and xfactor. and dexter (show about a serial killer, geez people must be sick to watch this). infact talk to some ex-communist nationals and they will say all forms of TV entertainment detract extremely from life, and should be banned. fact of the matter is people effortlessly relinquish control of their lives to a higher authority, always justifying it with crap like "oh its not that bad, come on grow up". what. do. people. do. about. it? what do people do about their issues and problems? let me tell you: NOTHING. they lie down and accept it. they complain and whine and argue but they NEVER EVER take action. you can look at so many of the world's problems and step back and think "geez...if all those 100 million people living together with the same blood and back yard all united - even to just send one big ass letter with 100 million signatures - they could bring change." but no. people bury their heads in the sand and think everything is as it should be because thats the way the world works and they have never experienced change, a revolution, or the importance of solidarity and the fact that we as human beings live together on this world and not in little boxes with one antenna mouth-feeding us entertainment and another antenna feeding us the laws and ideals of a sick and greedy minority. | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:52 BachHo wrote: I'm all for letting people see what they want, freedom, etc., but in this case UK is just doing its citizens a favor by not letting anyone go near this film with a ten foot pole. Horrible films that just don't need any more publicity. you know what, maybe if the Uk didnt ban this and 1 million people went to see this film and were sickened by it and had to walk out after 5 minutes..........HOLY MOLY whats that, did people just take responsibility for themselves???? UNCANNY | ||
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Obstikal
616 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:49 MrHoon wrote: lol I remember that old Human Centipede 1 thread on TL I swear to god half the comments in that thread before the movie release was "This film is going to be great, it's going to change the direction of horror films" I haven't watched the first but I actually had a slight interest in watching it after seeing it in the south park episode. The problem here is that Human Centipede1 Is completely different from Human Centipede2(The full sequence) in that There is little attempt to portray any of the victims in the film as anything other than objects to be brutalised, degraded and mutilated for the amusement and arousal of the central character, as well as for the pleasure of the audience" So according to them this movie just merely displays the view of the protagonist with little story involved. Just us(the viewer) watching some sick pervert have his way with some people. I have little object to the 1st because according to the reviews I've read it actually told a story. | ||
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Lorken
New Zealand804 Posts
 I wonder how many people liked the first Human Centipede... | ||
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InfernoStarcraft
Australia136 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:59 FFGenerations wrote: again quickly, lots of laws and bans and bahblahs exist in many countries , you can argue that they are good or bad (eg threads about china or usa) and varying people will have varying opinions. you say this law is only bad when...wait for it....YOU disagree with it. you know what else i think is a piece of trash? all anime. and pornography. and xfactor. and dexter (show about a serial killer, geez people must be sick to watch this). infact talk to some ex-communist nationals and they will say all forms of TV entertainment detract extremely from life, and should be banned. fact of the matter is people effortlessly relinquish control of their lives to a higher authority, always justifying it with crap like "oh its not that bad, come on grow up". what. do. people. do. about. it? what do people do about their issues and problems? let me tell you: NOTHING. they lie down and accept it. they complain and whine and argue but they NEVER EVER take action. you can look at so many of the world's problems and step back and think "geez...if all those 100 million people living together with the same blood and back yard all united - even to just send one big ass letter with 100 million signatures - they could bring change." but no. people bury their heads in the sand and think everything is as it should be because thats the way the world works and they have never experienced change, a revolution, or the importance of solidarity and the fact that we as human beings live together on this world and not in little boxes with one antenna mouth-feeding us entertainment and another antenna feeding us the laws and ideals of a sick and greedy minority. so you post on TL? is that your idea of "action"? for someone who seems to be claiming that they have all the right ideas you don't seem to really have any, sounds more like generic propaganda. more to the actual point, even if its banned people who want to see it will still see it. and banning a movie isn't really an assault on any of your rights. a real assault on your rights would be taking away your ability to immaturely argue about whats right/wrong in regards to a movie. then you would have something REAL to bluster and bullshit about. | ||
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ComusLoM
Norway3547 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:52 BachHo wrote: I'm all for letting people see what they want, freedom, etc., but in this case UK is just doing its citizens a favor by not letting anyone go near this film with a ten foot pole. Horrible films that just don't need any more publicity. What. By ever banning it the only thing they've done is given the film publicity. Not like it's hard to download a film. | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
you know in most countries the child learns not to drink infected water at a young age or he dies? and you have the nerve to say you're scared of your precious children sneaking into a cinema with their $30 shoes that the infected water children made and watching a naughty movie ? get some perspective, get some responsibility. and hey arent there scenes from ANY 18+ flick that you wouldnt want your kids to see, regardless of whether its a porno or action or horror or whatever? you know i havent seen HCII but there are some pretty disturbing scenes in stuff like Ghost Ship , Rambo, Alien 4 too arent there? *rolls eyes* just think about what you're saying. "i wouldnt want my kids sneaking into the cinema and seeing this by accident". geez get a clue. edit: wait who was i replying to? someone anyway | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17257 Posts
On October 19 2011 13:26 FFGenerations wrote: its really a sick society of luxury we live in when we advocate someone regulating this kinda thing you know in most countries the child learns not to drink infected water at a young age or he dies? and you have the nerve to say you're scared of your precious children sneaking into a cinema with their $30 shoes that the infected water children made and watching a naughty movie ? get some perspective, get some responsibility. and hey arent there scenes from ANY 18+ flick that you wouldnt want your kids to see, regardless of whether its a porno or action or horror or whatever? you know i havent seen HCII but there are some pretty disturbing scenes in stuff like Ghost Ship , Rambo, Alien 4 too arent there? *rolls eyes* just think about what you're saying. "i wouldnt want my kids sneaking into the cinema and seeing this by accident". geez get a clue. edit: wait who was i replying to? someone anyway The problem is, you're throwing everything into one bag. You assume then that pornography is ok, snuff films are ok, etc. All this based on the fact that we're being raised within boundaries of Western civilization and don't have to learn about not drinking infected water? Just look at what HC2 tries to portray here. I don't mind horror movies, but this goes beyond anything and gets too close to the actual snuff film with some mixed in sado-masochistic motives. Would you please tell me why any sane person would want to see this? | ||
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Obstikal
616 Posts
you know in most countries the child learns not to drink infected water at a young age or he dies? lol Okay in what fucking way does this have any relation to a child watching something they shouldn't We are not talking about survival here.. I just find that funny that you think thats a valid argument because it shows how your logic works or doesn't rather. and hey arent there scenes from ANY 18+ flick that you wouldnt want your kids to see, regardless of whether its a porno or action or horror or whatever? you know i havent seen HCII but there are some pretty disturbing scenes in stuff like Ghost Ship , Rambo, Alien 4 too arent there? Again here making nonsensical relations. How can you compare such graphic images of a man raping a woman with barbwire on his dick to action scenes in Rambo. Obviously theres no point in continuing even discussing this with you since you clearly have no idea how to make an solid argument. | ||
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Beece
United States62 Posts
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Carson
Canada820 Posts
You are being protected by a government that cares about you, I wish they would ban it in Canada... | ||
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ThyHate
240 Posts
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Deleted User 124618
1142 Posts
Because the killing is bloodless and is "hidden"? How is that a good idea? Isn't that just teaching the kids, and people of similar mental development, that killing is neat and tidy? I never thought overprotecting was a good idea. I had my first contact with sex/people having sex/images etc. of people having sex at age of 10 (or less, it happened a long time ago). I didn't receive any permanent mental scarring. Just put an adult tag on the film but I don't see why any film should be banned. | ||
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VoiceOfDecember
Australia206 Posts
I tell you what. After watching The Human Centipede part one I was like woah, that shit was crazy lol. After watching A Serbian Film, the best way to describe my feelings were of betrayal. I felt like apart of me died inside as if I'd been stripped of my humanity. I cannot stress enough the despair I felt upon watching this movie. Having said that it was a really good film. The acting, cinematography, location, story telling, plot progression, individual main characters and the place these characters had within the storyline (which the true nature is fully revealed in the end by the plot twist) was actually really good. I know some will read this post, read what A Serbian Film is about and be horrified and disgusted by its content etc. But I knew what I was getting myself into. I like movies that move me emotionally, that have depth etc and this movie had it all. Instead of evoking good emotions that we like such as happiness or love, this movie brought out the extreme opposite. Sure the vast vast majority of people don't want to feel these feelings when they watch a movie, and if you don't, then don't watch the movie. But I wanted to experience these emotions and what better way to do so in the privacy and safety of my own home, and by a movie that ticked all my boxes for a good movie. I don't think movies like The Human Centipede or A Serbian Film should be banned to the general public. There should be warnings and restrictions in place (like 18+). But if I want to watch a movie that evokes such negative feelings, as an adult I should be able to make a decision weather or not I want to expose myself to it or not and not have my government tell me I can't view something. And just to clarify, watching A Serbian Film was not easy. Infact I almost threw up during one of the scenes from sheer disgust. But in the end it's only a movie. No one got hurt and it's been about 6months since I watched it and I'm fine. Upon reflection it actually was an incredible experience to have a movie evoke such real emotions that I have never felt before. I know it sounds sadistic but I enjoyed the movie due to this. Having said that though, I'll never watch it ever again. It was undoubtedly one of the most negative experiences I've ever had, but that's exactly what I was after. And fuck me did I get it...hard. | ||
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Aberu
United States968 Posts
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AnachronisticAnarchy
United States2957 Posts
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Fear219
United Kingdom168 Posts
Should be added to the original post. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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couches
618 Posts
On October 19 2011 12:52 BachHo wrote: I'm all for letting people see what they want, freedom, etc., but in this case UK is just doing its citizens a favor by not letting anyone go near this film with a ten foot pole. Horrible films that just don't need any more publicity. But this gives it publicity. People will seek it out now to see how bad it is. | ||
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