Most overly explicit film you have seen.....

Most overly explicit film you have seen.....

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Legend83

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10,020 posts

224 months

Friday 3rd December 2010
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...that made you think, "there was no need for that!"

In The Cut - why, just why, do I need to see that!

Spartacus Blood & Sand(not a film I know) - graphic removal of gladiators manhood for acts of deception. God I winced.

MaxAndRuby

6,792 posts

234 months

Friday 3rd December 2010
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Anal Intruders 7. Pushed things a bit far IMO.

shoggoth1

815 posts

267 months

Friday 3rd December 2010
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MaxAndRuby said:
Pushed things a bit far IMO.
Bet that brought a tear to the eye.

odyssey2200

18,650 posts

211 months

Friday 3rd December 2010
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Inglorious Basterds

the bit at the end


Dan_1981

17,426 posts

201 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Worst "recommend me a filthy porn flick without making me look to weird thread" ever.

Tsippy

15,078 posts

171 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Some Japanese anime is pretty fked up, have to be careful with what you watch hurl

anonymous-user

56 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Edited by anonymous-user on Saturday 4th December 20:13

birdcage

2,843 posts

207 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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odyssey2200 said:
Inglorious Basterds

the bit at the end
I am a film buff and I actually turned this off, not because it was grisly, because it was ste

Pesty

42,655 posts

258 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Legend83 said:
...that made you think, "there was no need for that!"

In The Cut - why, just why, do I need to see that!

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never heard of it what happens

I'm of the opinion a film cannot be too explicitsmile

Edited by Pesty on Saturday 4th December 20:23

zac510

5,546 posts

208 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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By far, a Japanese film called In The Realm of the Senses. The BFI screened it a few times last year. I've seen more pornographic but none still considered arthouse.

The Hypno-Toad

12,382 posts

207 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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birdcage said:
odyssey2200 said:
Inglorious Basterds

the bit at the end
I am a film buff and I actually turned this off, not because it was grisly, because it was ste
+1

Patrick Bateman

12,222 posts

176 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Pfft Inglourious Basterds was awesome.

Hostel and the Saw films after the first couple.

Edited by Patrick Bateman on Saturday 4th December 21:09

james_tigerwoods

16,293 posts

199 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Animal Farm.

Allegedly.

R1 Loon

26,988 posts

179 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I'd never seen it and watched it about 10 years ago, when the ban was lifted. At the end of it my mate and me looked at each other and said simultaneously "that was seriously fked up".


tali1

5,267 posts

203 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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I think the OP forget the key words-in a "mainstream film" -heard ANTICHRIST is pretty bad? - although in lots of films the description is worse than the reality

grumbledoak

31,594 posts

235 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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james_tigerwoods said:
Animal Farm.
That poor chicken! hehe

Sheets Tabuer

19,130 posts

217 months

Saturday 4th December 2010
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Bad taste, when all the aliens puke in to a bowl and one of them drinks it.

I'm an association puker so things like that set me off hehe

adaptive

821 posts

192 months

Sunday 5th December 2010
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9 Songs

Goliath205

1,362 posts

180 months

Sunday 5th December 2010
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Three guys one hammer, that really made me feel ill.

R1 Loon

26,988 posts

179 months

Sunday 5th December 2010
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Just thought of another The Firm (not the Tom Cruise one, the football hooliganism one).

The thuds in the fights as hammers cracked heads made me wince a lot.