What movie do you love which would never be made today?

[Anonymous]

Rocky Horror Picture Show- it makes light of rape

[Anonymous]

The Bad News Bears could only have been made in the ‘70’s. Not before or after that decade. Really a snapshot of its era.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe When Harry Met Sally?

Really, why?

Some of the things Harry says are not very PC/PG. I was rewatching it with a sensitive friend and she had to walk out! [/quote

Good God.

[Anonymous]

Clue. The aspect in one ending about the state department guy pretending to be gay then going home to sleep with his wife

[Anonymous]

Diamonds are forever. Mr with And mr kidd are gay. Did you know theyactually changed pussy galore in gold finger ? In the book she was a lesbian but James Bond “converts “ her

[Anonymous]

They would not make Exodus today And sadly I think maybe even Schindler’s list at least the ending part

[Anonymous]

The Godfather, the female roles and dialogue would not fly today. Connie’s pivotal scene and Kay’s blind love would’ve been redone or scrapped and we would have a much different movie.

[Anonymous]

Live and Let Die

[Anonymous]

On the other side it was very interesting to me that Some Like It Hot was entirely appropriate today.

[Anonymous]

Lawrence of Arabia

[Anonymous]

Harold & Maude

[Anonymous]

Star Trek IV

[Anonymous]

Pretty Woman. A rich guy saves a prostitute and turns her into a lady?

[Anonymous]

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absolutely- there is literally a sexual assault scene that is supposed to be funny and feel-good, when the hot boyfriend give the geeky braces dude permission to rape his girlfriend in a "im taking you under my wing" effort

Oh my god I completely forgot about that. Wtf

Yeah, and Jake Ryan says of his passed-out girlfriend, “I could violate her ten different ways if I wanted to.” Then he passes her along to Farmer Ted and implies it’s Ted’s right to do whatever he wants to her.”

Molly Ringwald also talks about the scene in The Breakfast Club where it’s implied that Bender touches her under the desk. Watching that with her kids…

Do you people honestly not get tired of yourselves? Must every form of storytelling consist ONLY of characters doing things that align with your morals? That’s going to be a world rich with art.

[Anonymous]

Crocodile Dundee
Romancing the Stone