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If people dislike it for its grossness I can certainly appreciate and concur with that reason but to find it more offensive than the "real" thing is ludicrous and misses the whole point of satire.
I don't think there's anything offensive about it, the whole premise was stupid.
This film is offensive, but that isn't the problem.
The acting is probably the most offensive thing, but once again, not so bad that it's fun to watch and poke fun at.
Most people just throw it in the garbage, others find it offensive, and yet with a few it resonates.
Perfect entertainment for the Midnite Movie crowd, but could be offensive to women and of a moral authority.
This film (with Hutch initially playing both sides of the law) is deliberately cheesy and does manage to get some details right, but it is also muddled, offensive, overlong, and not big on genuine laughs.
My kids took me to see this flick & it was an embarassment it was offensive,stereotypical crap Master P. should stick to music.One of the biggest gripes in Hollywood is that Black movies always get ignored around Oscar time.With garbage like this coming out it's no wonder.
To betray these traits is offensive to me when there aren't many others who could have held a candle to him and most likely never will.
I don't mean to be a nerd or defend a man who some may find offensive, but as far as history is concerned (in my own opinion) he was among the most riveting.
This movie inspires feelings of disgust in me; it does not stay true to the novel, and contains offensive elements which have been added by the writers of the script.
The beginning of the movie was filled with stereotypical lame jokes about Jews that were really offensive and already narrow minded American people will think that every one in Israel is like that.
The generalizations about the Bulgarians are so hmmmm...general that they should be found offensive by anyone who is Bulgarian.
I left a comment to articulate my visceral response to this film, and a few people found it offensive.
What a quaint concept, that art or ideas can be so offensive and harmful that they should be banned.
To see her in love scenes with Timothy Dalton (a man nearly one third of her age) is offensive.
The third (and worst) Matt Helm spy-yarn, it is offensive, stupid, witless, and--worst of all deadly sins--boring.
The plot strand of the young bride forced to get married under the threat of rape is particularly offensive and what is laughable is the expertly millennial sex that this putative virgin enjoys on her wedding night.
A moment earlier on in the movie is particularly offensive when she is asked to hold a goggle eyed, smiling "darkie" pose to model the sign for the pancake business.
At times EuroTrip can be annoying, and offensive to different European people too... BUT I have to say that cameos raise the overall value: Vinnie Jones is simply a genius, as always, and Rade Sebredja (or however it's supposed to be written, hope you will excuse me) shines briefly and brightly.
And while, yes, gratuitous nudity is common in these sorts of flicks, the kind they added here is just offensive.
This movie was tacky and offensive, all the more tragic because of the hilarity potential of Robin Williams and the likability potential of Mandy Moore and Jon Krasinski.
And for the record I have a lot of gay friends and a gay relative and none of them find this movie offensive in the least.
It also manages to be offensive to women, homosexuals, teenagers, African-Americans, the Catholic Church, and many others.
To defend this position, we hear from a British art critic who praises Crumb's work, no matter what the offensive subject matter is.
The rest of the film is filled with Walt's blatant plagiarism, a non-stop stream of offensive cursing, arguments, premature ejaculation, Bernard allowing his dinner guests at restaurants to only order half-orders because he's so cheap, unbelievable therapy sessions, Bernard trying to force his female student and border to perform oral sex only to be interrupted by his son, and a medical emergency that is offered as redemption but fails.
It manages to be obnoxiously preachy and sticky sweet one moment, and then violent, offensive and stupid the next.
So in less in an hour, we have laughably bad fights, a joke of a song, scary stunt handling, a guy doing a non-stop comedy routine with a dummy, and rather offensive jibes at stuttering people.
If you find this film offensive, preachy, lacking in artistic expression or drama or just sickly-sweet, I feel sorry for you.
Its' own veritable Disney-Land of the perverse, strange, wild, offensive, tasteless, unique, and often brilliant.
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