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by Massimo Pirri reminded me a little bit an infamous "Maladolescenza",but it was not as graphic.Still the sex scene between the girl and the killer may certainly upset some viewers,albeit the girl is clearly replaced by an older body-double.The story of "L'Immoralita" is morally dubious,however the acting is quite good and there is enough sleaze to satisfy any self-respecting smut peddler.I'd recommend this film for fans of Italian exploitation.7 out of 10.
The fragmented story is of two Roman youths Encolpio (Martin Potter) the romantic adventurer and his close friend Ascilto (Hiram Keller) the equally adventurous, opportunistic but morally corrupt companion.
No, it is a cheap, trashy, commercial, gangster movie with no morally redeeming value at all.
Arrogant and despicable sleazeball control freak fetish photographer Roger Neale (a nicely slimy portrayal by Joseph Farrell), his perky assistant Maura Holloway (the delightfully spunky Rachael Robbins), amiable, morally uptight lug Sam Rogan (likable Rob Monkiewicz), and three beautiful models -- sweet, naive Bridget (the always adorable Misty Mundae), vacuous Lauren (blonde looker Heidi Kristoffer), and meek Jennifer (fetching brunette C.J. DiMarsico) -- go to a rundown and abandoned old building for a photo shoot.
Thing is, it never seems bad -- it's not even morally reprehensible the way Waters shows it.
and NOT morally ambiguous, a phrase that I have learned to hate.
Another complex, at times morally ambiguous film noir from Otto Preminger, engaging the services of top writer Ben Hecht and actors of the quality of Gene Tierney & Jose Ferrer to give it life.
Look and listen closely here and you'll see the camera fading out a shot of Tierney's husband just about to disrobe his wife after she falls into a hypnotically induced deep-sleep and at another point the salacious quote addressed to Tierney by morally corrupt blackmailing hypnotist/astrologist (what a CV!) Ferrer about "undressing her scruples".
Finally everybody is invited to morally judge the relations, actions and sayings of the main characters.
This film puts a whole new dimension in the concept of what is normal, allowed or understood as morally acceptable.
Completely morally bankrupt, but likable.
Vanessa Redgrave plays a woman fighting against immorality, fighting for her grandson to be raised, sadly, without a mom and a dad but morally.
It is a story of.... well, it is one of the most morally ambiguous pieces of Griffith's that I have seen.
What a relief after the deluge of gravity-defying and morally reckless athletes that careen through commercials and the evening news.
The use of human guinea pigs(..voluntary, as often was the case)would not be received well by those who were critical of his work, or found his experiments too far-fetched or, as often was the case, morally objectionable.
I especially liked the morally ambiguous tone - Crowe's character isn't a clean-cut good guy.
Probably religious in some way, because this is so typical with these people trying to impose there moral standards and be morally upset as they've done in Africa and elsewhere.
The acting by the male leads is strong enough (mostly - the 'why do I have to get so technical?' scene falters a bit) to make you invest emotionally in Dylan and Jez' quest despite the fact that - all soft-heartedness aside - they are two lying, selfish, close to morally bankrupt con-merchants.
At one point it did appear that Rod Steiger's lawyer (a wonderful bit of acting) had him on the ropes about setting himself (Billy) up a better than and morally superior to his peers and his superiors--even the army itself.
His portrayal of a terminal and morally damaged patient, in search of - and finally receiving - absolution, was flawlessly painful and poignant.
This doesn't even qualify as a movie; this is just some crazy lady (Wishman was the only female smut-director at that time) showcasing her most lurid and morally incorrect sexual fantasies.
The other reason is that Neville had to be a morally ambiguous character.
Morally, I figure this flick is a hell of a lot better than some reprehensible 'fun' slasher-crap flicks that fanboys seem to eat up like so many catsup-dripping hotdogs.
That's another familiar Hollywood theme since the '60s: make the hero morally unsound but someone to root for.
The idea that we are so morally inculpable that we allow the magazines and television shows and retail stores to govern our size is absolutely beyond me.
If this film is trying to be morally instructive, at least it is trying to fight for the little guy, and isn't pushing people to feel unhappy about the way they look, act, feel etc. Let's not let the powers of the world separate us any further.
Somehow the movie chooses not to deal with the fact that Henry is fighting for the wrong side morally and historically.
On paper I can see the argument that there is little morally redemptive quality to a film like Dead Man's Shoes, no diamond polished by the end credits to reward an audience going through the trauma.
The acting is atrocious, and there is almost nothing morally redeemable about the film at all.
It's hard not to see Rain as the film that symbolizes the pre-code era, where Hollywood was not afraid to portray the more libertine side of society, and give an image that was not so morally right.
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