[nmgirardot]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

If we are not told which film, how can you expect an answer or comment?

Barbie? Oppenheimer?

I think the OP is referring to the previews shown before the movie.

[Randall55]

Originally Posted by Chi-Town

My reference to The National Legion Of Decency was to point out how absurd the OP's post was. But good catch on knowing about it.

Some people do not get a well-written line of sarcasm.

[MandoMan]

Originally Posted by pneteam

Attended an Old Mill movie last night and was blown away by the filth that was throw in our faces. Some coming attractions are bad, but this was the height of obscenity. Having to be captive to such profanity for 5 minutes made us sick. I would think the Villages majority would not even think of going to this movie, yet it has landed here. How very sad.

I really doubt that it was “the height of obscenity.” If you think so, your experience is very limited. I’m sure the trailer was rated R or less. Chances are, I wouldn’t like what I saw in the trailers, either. Here’s the thing, though: the trailers show you what to avoid. If you are offended by the trailer, you know better than to go see the movie. Maybe that trailer saved you from spending money on a film you might otherwise have gone to see.

Maybe you should go see “Bambi” instead. Cute little deer. Oh, wait, Bambi’s mom gets shot by a hunter. And Bambi makes babies somehow with Filene.

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by pneteam

Attended an Old Mill movie last night and was blown away by the filth that was throw in our faces. Some coming attractions are bad, but this was the height of obscenity. Having to be captive to such profanity for 5 minutes made us sick. I would think the Villages majority would not even think of going to this movie, yet it has landed here. How very sad.

Perhaps you need to only watch from home where you control what you watch. We go to AMC, last movie Retribution, next movie Expendables 4. Do research on movies that interest you.

[lennythenet]

I recently saw just the previews of the movie “Strays” and was blown away by the obscene language! It was just flat out “gutter talk”. It was sickening to see how our society has changed to think what is funny!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by lennythenet

I recently saw just the previews of the movie “Strays” and was blown away by the obscene language! It was just flat out “gutter talk”. It was sickening to see how our society has changed to think what is funny!

Again, IN YOUR OPINION

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

Just finished binge watching “Outlander” that series would shock the OP.

Ah, yes. That Hot Scot........I have only seen the first couple of those, so far, but read the first book....Oh my, my.......

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

That was a great book but somewhat titillating. I would highly recommend it but just realize I do not remember the title.

Stu! You said titillating! (gasp) I must now take to my fainting couch.......

Originally Posted by pneteam

We attended an Old Mill Theatre movie last night and extremely offended by the filth that was throw in our faces. Some coming attractions are bad, but this was the height of obscenity (I think it is called Dumb Money). Having to be held hostage to such constant profanity for 5 minutes made us sick at heart. I would think the Villages' majority would not even think of going to this movie and being accosted for 2 hours, yet it has landed here. How very sad. And even if possibly someone would want to see this, it is morally reprehensible and unfair that we have to sit through this unwanted assault. I earnestly would ask the theatre to remove this film. I pray it is boycotted by the decent here and it is soon gone.

Okey dokey, am I the only one here who thinks this post might be satire? Look at the phrasing, the word choice.

I would lay money down on a bet that the OP is satirizing the ignorant book banning being done in Florida........Oh, Noooooo, I said lay.

Boomer

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Ah, yes. That Hot Scot........I have only seen the first couple of those, so far, but read the first book....Oh my, my.......




Stu! You said titillating! (gasp) I must now take to my fainting couch.......






Okey dokey, am I the only one here who thinks this post might be satire? Look at the phrasing, the word choice.

I would lay money down on a bet that the OP is satirizing the ignorant book banning being done in Florida........Oh, Noooooo, I said lay.

Boomer

Please stop offending my virgin ears

[lennythenet]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Again, IN YOUR OPINION

Thank you Captain Obvious!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by lennythenet

Thank you Captain Obvious!

You're welcome

[Taltarzac725]

I remember my Mom went with a group of neighborhood ladies and walked out of one of the more obscene movies playing at the Old Mill Playhouse or at least at one of the Villages theaters.

Probably was this one-- Dirty Grandpa - Wikipedia.

[Kathyo]

Originally Posted by PersonOfInterest

I would never go to a movie theater where I might be exposed to offensive content. The world is such a vulgar place and I am ashamed to live in the filth and mire of our crude society. I will just stay home and read my bible and pray for the world.

Floods, earthquakes, fires etc, let me know how that (praying) works out for you.

[rpalumberi]

Originally Posted by threeonemiles@outlook.com

At the risk of being censored again. The profanity, risky behavior, sexual connotations and the filthy end product, I am disappointed that people continue to pay money to watch this disgusting display of so-called acting. It permeates our society to the point that we tolerate it and think it's no big deal. Well, it is a big deal. I can't wait to get the infraction notice.

At the outset of our marriage we decided not to see any R rated movies. Do what you want but that's what we chose to do. We don't like the language, excessive gore or being in the private of someone else bedroom. Sometimes but fairly rarely we miss the opportunity to see what looks like a good movie.

Today however, these R rated movies are often on regular TV with little or no editing. Even today's PG-13 movies often cross over the line in our opinion. To us this is a reflection of the decay, acceptable by many, we see in our world today.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Ah, yes. That Hot Scot........I have only seen the first couple of those, so far, but read the first book....Oh my, my.......




Stu! You said titillating! (gasp) I must now take to my fainting couch.......








Boomer

I said it in a G rated manner.

[jimbomaybe]

Originally Posted by pneteam

Attended an Old Mill movie last night and was blown away by the filth that was throw in our faces. Some coming attractions are bad, but this was the height of obscenity. Having to be captive to such profanity for 5 minutes made us sick. I would think the Villages majority would not even think of going to this movie, yet it has landed here. How very sad.

It is all in the eye of the beholder I guess, "I know [obscenity] when I see it[.]" – Justice Potter Stewart. Quantity of Books v. Kansas · 378 U.S. 205 .. I am waiting for someone make the observation that some primary schools use controversial materials in the classroom