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However, in PINK FLAMINGOS he has created a film so repellent, so unfunny and so offensive that I couldn't even stand it.
The African-American stereotypes and slave references are pretty offensive as well.
It's too bad that such an interesting era in our exceptionally conformist social experience is generally depicted by out and out garbage so that the least offensive of the genre is now accepted as reasonably authentic when almost none of it comes even close to the way things really were.
But doing it like this makes him lose his point: the movie is a false, offensive to the intelligence, full of tricks and even sometimes extremely boring.
Completely pointless, offensive, and repulsive.
As for Ferrara's "stylish" direction, when a film is so vile, dumb and deeply offensive, it's hard for the viewer to pay attention to such details.
First off I want to say that I lean liberal on the political scale and I found the movie offensive.
I almost wish PETA would come to the rescue of this awful, offensive movie and form a protest.
For a very long (too long, in fact) time, this film raised the impression of being an unofficial sequel to Porky's with lame, vulgar and offensive fraternity pranks.
The remainder of the 89 minutes are filled with the typical gamut of racist and sexist humor and fart jokes, offensive and-- worst of all-- painfully unfunny.
I was appalled at the fact that the two main stars would agree to do a film that was so offensive and so detrimental to race relations, and I'm not referring to the obvious black/white commentary in the movie, but to the slams towards other ethnicities, such as Betty White's characterizations of the hispanics.
An absolute hoot, Davis is the sole reason to watch this racially offensive claptrap.
Just when I thought nothing could be as offensive and/or irritating as a Billy Mays infomercial, I had the intellectually shattering experience of renting this piece of garbage.
This is easily the worst, most offensive piece of crap on TV.
It's not really that I found the film offensive or anything - just that the script was unbelievably amateurish for a film that had obviously had a bit of money thrown at it.
This movie's out to offend, and ends up offending those who want the offensive.
It is so offensive in its clichéd depictions of obvious and easy targets it was fully rejected by the very audience it was intended.
The character played by Ben Mendelsohn is particularly offensive and Kylie Minogue is again wasted by poor material and untalented film makers.
I also found it offensive on how Koreans were depicted in that film, despite how it is actually just a caricature of Koreans in those areas.
I found it to be an offensive film overall... Maybe it was just because I never lived in the "hood" or saw any "hood" movies, but I don't intend to either.
This movie i totally not funny, and I would imagine to be pretty offensive to Jewish people.
The result is both offensive and stupid.
"Tales from the Crapper" is gory, disgusting, tasteless, offensive, lowbrow and scatological.
If I called it offensive, I would fall into a category of emotionally frail extremists.
Recap: A band of five young American men, all that is left of a platoon hit hard during the Ardenne offensive during the WWII get the assignment as a forward outpost and to look for enemy activity.
The worst thing is that, i believe nobody could make such obvious mistakes with a biblical film, since they can research the bible for the truth, so i believe the makers deliberately twisted what the bible says, and that is something nobody has the right to do and i find that very offensive.
His script does have genuinely funny moments but it's also full of cloying family moments and the humour is never weird or indeed offensive enough.
They both have stock characters of sisters who are very different, an offensive stepmother, a woman friend/confidant, an emotionally unavailable father, a dead mother and a surprise lover.
Hardly offensive though since the violence is so unrealistic we can only laugh.
The fact that New Concorde used footage from the "Carnosaur" films IS offensive, and quite confusing.
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