One of the central ideas in one of Staley Kubrick's masterpiece is to be restored to the film's detail page on Prime Video, after its disappearance caused an uproar.
Ironic. A movie exposing the horrors of war and their legal and marketing teams are worried about having “born to kill” on the cover. Don’t look too close, you might see what actual war is like .
It is so hypocritical that we’re constantly told violence and confrontation is never the answer. Laws are passed making it illegal to even defend ourselves. And then 90% of the movies and TV shows are about the glorification of crime, and violence, often with egregious gun usage.
Ironic. A movie exposing the horrors of war and their legal and marketing teams are worried about having “born to kill” on the cover. Don’t look too close, you might see what actual war is like .
It’s one of the dumbest things about American culture.
We have such unique choices about what is acceptable and what isn’t in our entertainment.
Curse words? Bad.
Violence? Okay.
Nipple? Bad.
Guns? Okay.
It is so hypocritical that we’re constantly told violence and confrontation is never the answer. Laws are passed making it illegal to even defend ourselves. And then 90% of the movies and TV shows are about the glorification of crime, and violence, often with egregious gun usage.
Yeah but remember the 80’s where cartoons couldn’t have any real violence in them at all?
He-man Thundercats. Hell Transformers only got away with the violence level it did because they were robots shooting lasers.
Can’t even call a toilet a toilet. It’s a bathroom or restroom.
Americans use the word toilet. It’s the thing you sit on, not the room itself.