Winston T. Boogie
Senior HTF Member
I think what Tino is saying is he likes his porn with mustard, relish, and onions.
That's been the case for a very long time.I guess some here just have different definitions of what is and isn’t “pornographic.” Which is fine.
Actually I’m not saying that at all.I think what Tino is saying is he likes his porn with mustard, relish, and onions.
Actually I’m not saying that at all.
I just don’t want people to be misinformed or misled unintentionally.
There is no graphic nudity in the film. At all.
As I mentioned it has a few female topless scenes. And a simulated sex scene in a brothel in the background where nothing is shown.
Everything else is implied.
It's slightly less weird than Lanthimos' other films, but is still definitely a thoroughly unconventional take on a period costume film which won't be to everyone's taste.
But it wasn’t meant to be. It’s not a documentary. What led you to believe it was going to be? I knew it wasn’t from the first trailer.The major failings here for us is the fact that the movie was not historically accurate.
That’s pretty insulting to those of us that liked it don’t you think?, but to our minds, this is only pretentious twaddle for the in crowd
We all do.I go to the movies really to be entertained
he more I think about this film, the more I love it. I hope it wins at least a few Oscars.
That’s pretty insulting to those of us that liked it don’t you think?
I am bewildered by this. Why set it in the period of Queen Anne at all? Why not 2365 or any other time?But it wasn’t meant to be. It’s not a documentary. What led you to believe it was going to be? I knew it wasn’t from the first trailer.
I and I am sure my wife, found the “dancing” so stupid and jaring that we could barely look at it. I remember the hair on the back of my neck actually tingling.By the way, the dancing in this film was hilariously original. The more I think about this film, the more I love it. I hope it wins at least a few Oscars.
Bewildered? Really?I am bewildered by this. Why set it in the period of Queen Anne at all? Why not 2365 or any other time?
Any attempt by me or others to convey to you what we thought was funny would be fruitless since comedy is subjective.Also, I have racked my brains. What was even moderately funny about this movie? At the screening I attended, which was about 3/4 full, you could hear a pin drop throughout the movie, and at the end we all left in stony silence.
I and I am sure my wife, found the “dancing” so stupid and jaring that we could barely look at it.