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Retrograde to the point of being offensive, LTR suggests that monogamy and marriage are the preferred path to salvation for sad, lonely, sex-crazed gays.
It is simultaneously bland and offensive, with nudity and lots and lots of violence.
Now, that I got your attention with that horribly inaccurate statement that should be a hanging offense if spoken, let me begin my short overview of this tacky, offensive, pretentious and boring hunk of junk I guess you could consider a movie.
I am from the Great Northwest, but found this film offensive because of the wonderful people I know who are from NC, WV, AL, MS, KY, TN, etc.
Hawked as THE MOST OFFENSIVE MOVIE EVER, GUARANTEED TO OFFEND EVERYONE- Guess what?
No, that honor would have to go to a film that attempted to make some sort of statement or accomplish some artistic feat but failed in a pathetic or offensive manner.
Not offensive but extremely predictable.
At the risk of sounding offensive, a lot of the acting from the principal male characters is (especially Poor Ogilvy), well, ahem, . . .
I personally find this film frightening and highly offensive.
This movie is boring, obnoxiously mind-numbing, and at times offensive and disgusting.
It doesn't even succeed at being offensive.
It is not that I found the film offensive (either as an 18-year-old or now), but rather that it is mind-numbingly stupid and patently unfunny, devoid even of the unintended humor that makes a Ed Wood film watchable.
This being a military-type actioner, there is very little fighting in it, and he doesn't fit into his role (a stealth fighter pilot, "the best in the world", of course) very well, which may explain his almost offensive sleepwalking.
The supporting players also look tired and run down, and Sid Caeser's presence is offensive even without his constant references to "Chinks!" (One bright spot: this would be one of the last times a major motion picture would portray Asians so insultingly ... or, for that matter, star a non-Asian as one!).
What makes it worse is the film's pretentions to "style": suddenly a remote-head crane shot spirals downwards, and, without any apparent reason there are sudden whip-pans or wobblyhand-held sections: all this "style" merely serves to magnify the almost unbelievably huge misconception of the project and the almost offensive vacuity of the material.
When this would let up (very rare), we'd sit back and watch (not laughing, mind you) and wait for the next gross-out or offensive remark(s).
But in those two cases I just found it grossly offensive and unnecessary to anything in the film-plot especially.
Gratuitous violence is much easier to achieve and is less offensive than the pretensions of many art-film directors.)
He was often rude and offensive, had no feeling whatsoever, and throughout the entire film you could not see his love "growing" for Emma at all.
Although a lot of the content is stereotypical, I didn't find anything offensive about the way the material was handled, and it even has a good ending.
I have not been able to view this confection for many years as the 'race commissars' in England have deemed it too offensive to be shown in multi racial Britain.
There was almost no offensive language.
I would recommend this film to families because it has its heart in the right place and its the only thing out there right now that isn't offensive to small children.
Hmmmm, sounds funny, maybe offensive to some.
I would not call it vulgar ("Dumb and Dumber" is vulgar, "The Sweetest Thing" is both vulgar and unforgivably stupid); I would call it shocking and offensive.
This movie has problems in its presentation, may even be offensive to people who are looking for temporal and cultural faithfulness, but it challenges the watcher to reflect on a variety of issues.
Of course, the male female role of the sixties comes into play and modern viewers might find that her need to follow him is a bit offensive.
This is because anything that deals with Christianity and Satan is considered offensive and must be immediately pulled from TV.
The characters are incredibly endearing, while we watch their intimacy in shots that never go beyond a very strict limit, never unveiling anything too private or offensive.
There is a moderate amount of strong language, otherwise no offensive material.
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