Wednesday, October 18, 2017 2:00:15 PM
Celebrities Urge Americans to Reject NRA, Concealed Carry in Wake of Vegas Shooting
Again the Hollywood celebrities display their total ignorance! Paddock didn't us "concealed weapons" and was not a member of NRA!
Hollywood is to blame for much of today's violence because they produced and continue to produce violent movies!
Who watches this shit?
You only have to compare the great movies of the time - Robocop, Total Recall, Predator et al - to their PG-13 remakes and sequels in more recent years to see just how far down the quality ladder mainstream Hollywood has gone.
20 Most Outrageously Violent Movies Since 2000
Try watching these films without wincing...
Quentin Tarantino proved that he knew a thing or two about violence in his gritty directorial debut, Reservoir Dogs. But whereas Dogs played to audience imagination and largely set the violence off-screen, his homage to martial arts movies and anime Kill Bill wallowed in blood and guts. Make no mistake, Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a violent film from start to finish with some truly exceptional direction. But it is the grand finale in which the Bride (Uma Thurman) takes on wave after wave of bad guys and dispatches them with a limb-severing samurai sword which stands out the most. Fans of Kill Bill can even dine at the restaurant which inspired Tarantino to make this scene - presumably the steak is best served bloody.
City Of God is based on real-life events in Rio de Janiero only makes the murderous actions of the young gangster children all the more shocking - it's a brutal insight into the way in which poverty breeds crime, which in turn breeds a particular type of psychopath. No character fits this criteria more so than Li'l Zé - few on-screen villains are quite so gleefully sadistic before they've even become an adult.
Planet Terror
More movies are available here: http://whatculture.com/film/20-most-outrageously-violent-movies-since-2000?page=8
Again the Hollywood celebrities display their total ignorance! Paddock didn't us "concealed weapons" and was not a member of NRA!
Hollywood is to blame for much of today's violence because they produced and continue to produce violent movies!
Who watches this shit?
You only have to compare the great movies of the time - Robocop, Total Recall, Predator et al - to their PG-13 remakes and sequels in more recent years to see just how far down the quality ladder mainstream Hollywood has gone.
20 Most Outrageously Violent Movies Since 2000
Try watching these films without wincing...
Quentin Tarantino proved that he knew a thing or two about violence in his gritty directorial debut, Reservoir Dogs. But whereas Dogs played to audience imagination and largely set the violence off-screen, his homage to martial arts movies and anime Kill Bill wallowed in blood and guts. Make no mistake, Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a violent film from start to finish with some truly exceptional direction. But it is the grand finale in which the Bride (Uma Thurman) takes on wave after wave of bad guys and dispatches them with a limb-severing samurai sword which stands out the most. Fans of Kill Bill can even dine at the restaurant which inspired Tarantino to make this scene - presumably the steak is best served bloody.
City Of God is based on real-life events in Rio de Janiero only makes the murderous actions of the young gangster children all the more shocking - it's a brutal insight into the way in which poverty breeds crime, which in turn breeds a particular type of psychopath. No character fits this criteria more so than Li'l Zé - few on-screen villains are quite so gleefully sadistic before they've even become an adult.
Planet Terror
More movies are available here: http://whatculture.com/film/20-most-outrageously-violent-movies-since-2000?page=8
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