But she decided the content was too adult. I was shocked when a good friend of mine (who's a European transplant to the US) wouldn't let her teenaged son see Chasing Amy because of the content, but had no problem with him seeing Grosse Point Blank, instead (while she saw the former in another theater).Īnd she's usually so sophisticated about these things. Quote: Originally posted by UnsilentMajorty It should be noted she is from the South which is very conservative in a lot of respects as well. Or seeing portrayls of people being gunned down, blown up, burned alive, blugeoned to death, etc - Which, by the way, is now considered "PG-13" material and completely hypocritizes this whole obsession with what is appropriate and what is offensive in my opinion.Īctress Jamie Pressley said it best: People in this country make such a big deal over nudity and its about time they just get over it because it's not that big a deal in Europe and other places.
What is more natural? Seeing a man's schlong or a woman's nipples.
Yet we have no problem with senseless violence where fifty thousand people can be killed (on screen) in the name of "justice". But even that is heavily influenced by the society you were brought up in as well.įor example, Western Cultures, specifically, the U.S., has a fit about nudity thanks to our Puritain roots.
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