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ZorroMeansFox t1_j9xs9gd wrote

I'll plug the original The Stepford Wives, Blue Velvet, Poltergeist, All That Heaven Allows, A Serious Man, Far From Heaven, The Swimmer, Parents, and the bizarre, little-seen film Neighbors, starring John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, and Cathy Moriarty --which plays like a loony, sexual Twilight Zone episode.

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KitsuneRisu t1_j9xrn5x wrote

I've read through the history of the production of this movie and I came to my own determination that this is a cash-grab.

It is not exactly a scam, but it falls into a grey area that I do not agree with. It is my personal choice to not approve of the tactics of the filmmakers on a moral level.

You don't have to agree with me, and that's fine. But because of this, you also shouldn't dismiss people who disapprove just because YOU morally don't have a problem with their actions. Blanket statements damage legitimacy.

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goatAlmighty t1_j9xr6xy wrote

I think I would make a horror story out of it, like, that this happened in a society where each and every physical altercation is strongly forbidden and results in capital punishment. And it is to be executed as soon as Smith has left the venue and everyone around him including himself, knows that.

Edit: I mean, I kinda like the OPs' idea, but the stakes in that scenario aren't high enough for me to make it truly interesting.

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