My down-the-stairs neighbor just mentioned that they're watching Amelie tonight. She also (rather hastily) added that it's from Clean Flicks. Now I can understand why people choose not to subject themselves to porn or other offensive things, but why do you have to tell other people? I'm not going to damn you for watching a movie not from Clean Flicks. I don't care if you're watching a movie not from Clean Flicks or edited and I don't care if you fast forward "the bad parts." My question is, why does a society that frowns on offensive/disturbing material in movies condone 18 year olds dating 30 year olds? And where can I find a 30 year old? Male, PhD. I'm taking applications.
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Have you seen Amelie before? I ask only because it's my favorite movie bar none... except for the gratuitous ORGASM scene. Yes, EG, there is a whole montage of people having orgasms. And yes, it makes me, the "virginal roommate of goodness" or so I'm called around the house, a little teeny uncomfortable. Call me a prude. Call me whatever. But if you ever make a movie with orgasms in it, It will probably be my favorite movie.
I thought of something else I saw recently -- it was a picture of a clean flicks store where the font they used for the store front sign made the l and the i look more like a u...
Well isn't this fabulous. You have a blog now too. I am ever so pleased. Like I said on K's blog, good writers make good bloggers, and they are in such low supply. If you don't believe me, click the "next blog" button.
Looking forward to future posts.
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