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Re:In "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," Feeding Your Family Co... by digging on Monday August 19, 2024 @04:22PM (#41294293)
I feel this already spelled out in my previous post, and I feel strongly that you're not arguing in good faith here by calling my position impossible, but I'm content to try once more if only for readers. I can't stop you from replying but I won't be responding further to you.

James Bond movies typically treat all his enemies more or less the same. The only scene I can think of where someone actually explodes frames it as a pretty horrific affair. Characters in the movie and viewers alike are expected to have an uncomfortable reaction when the violence is extreme.

MIB doesn't do that. When a non-human is killed, whether or not they're even a hostile enemy (and they aren't always), there is no level of violence and gore that's off-limits. And it's a goddamn childrens' comedy. Do you think the movie would be the same if the aliens were replaced with humans? Or human-looking "elves"?

Re:In "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," Feeding Your Family Co... by slothtrop on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @11:01AM (#41300698)
> there is no level of violence and gore that's off-limits

This is a PG-13 film. It's necessarily limited. I find it weird that you feel that strongly about a decades-old film.