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No Slack
As long as there is a profit in it, they aren't going away.
My solution.. I don't watch them.
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Tired of seeing extremely over the top violent movies and tv shows
- Thread starter Massimo2002
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My solution.. I don't watch them.
The Boys is a brilliant & wicked over-the-top Trumpism parody.
There's plenty'o blood & guts flying, but that's only part of the
vast story portraying the dangers of an unstoppable unaccountable
leader. Particularly vicious is the skewering media propaganda.
It could be called something as fancy as "surrealistic".
For Eric Kripke, ‘The Boys’ Was Always About Trumpism
As the showrunner grows his darkly comic satire into a franchise — and spoofs a certain trial and presidential election in the new season — he says he’s fine losing the viewers who just figured out his social agenda: “Go watch something else.”
www.hollywoodreporter.com
I love the Christmas song created for the Vought Corp.
The buzzwordy lyrics about children snitching on
progressives.....so very Maga.
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Needn't be sorry.
I loathe violence when it's irrelevant to story.
I also dislike cartoonish violence where people
would be injured IRL, but it's treated like cartoons.
It's all too common in superhero movies.
In The Boys....even "supes" (super abled humans)
suffer & die. It's an antidote to Marvel & DC.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Oh, well, I doubt I'll see it. I don't think it's aimed at my demographics anyway. You know, older white American woman living in the 21st century.
Loved the book & movie.
The violence was very cringey, but not grisly.
And there were consequences of the violence.
Trivia....
A theme that didn't appear in book or movie
was that Alex abandoned the "ultra violence"
simply by aging out of that youthful phase.
Being older & white doesn't stop me from loving the show.
Some folk just won't tolerate the violence.
Also, it's anti Trump, so there's that to dissuade you too.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
As you know, I am not voting for Trump.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
There are tons and tons of movies out there. I watch one every night and literally never watch one that is full of blood and guts. I don't typically watch horror movies either.
I watched Manchester By The Sea last night. Remains of the Day and also Emma the night before. None were full of blood or guts. However, I do love me some Pulp Fiction, but mainly because of the dialogue. Hey, I also loved O Brother Where Art Thou? because of the dialogue so at least I'm consistent. Most of the movies I've listed weren't full of blood or guts. I also loved Trainspotting because of the dialogue. And Ewan McGregor.
I watched Manchester By The Sea last night. Remains of the Day and also Emma the night before. None were full of blood or guts. However, I do love me some Pulp Fiction, but mainly because of the dialogue. Hey, I also loved O Brother Where Art Thou? because of the dialogue so at least I'm consistent. Most of the movies I've listed weren't full of blood or guts. I also loved Trainspotting because of the dialogue. And Ewan McGregor.
Yerda
Veteran Member
Aw, that was grim. I don't think I've ever read anything so bleak.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I kept thinking there would be a redeeming moment but there never was.