Plenty of people can spot that something isn't quite right about it... and even if they can't, if they visit IMDB then they have a piece of trivia that tells them so.
For the actresses sake, it means they don't have to disrobe on set, when it isn't particularly vital to the integrity of the character that they do so. If asked about it, they can cheerfully say that it isn't them, and not have to feel like they're lying, or hiding any information.
I can see that you don't respect women anyway, because you're calling them dumb bimbos, despite having presumably never met or spoken to them, and inexplicably, you're going on about ducks...
"Integrity" is personal. I would rather the nudity be real too, but I don't get to tell other people what they should be comfortable with, and what they shouldn't... Everyone has their limits.
So, you'd be happy being shown with a micropenis, and everybody assuming it's real, then?!
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billycan
12 years ago
Truth be told I don't really know why I am bothering with this given that I found this film to be deplorable on EVERY level. Maybe I'm just annoyed that I was forced to watch this garbage when I could have been doing something productive or else it's because I just find the hypocracy to be too overwhelming to ignore. These women are saying that they don't want to disrobe for the camera (a choice I heartily agree with actually) but then allow what appears to be images of themselves disrobed for the camera. To take a moral stand and then undermine it is beyond stupid. They are bimbos because they apparently can't see the hypocracy. I gather, as you fail to see it as well, that you have a similar IQ to them and therefore see no reason to continue with the discussion.
In other words, you are an idiot. I don't talk to idiots. Go away.
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Howlin Wolf
12 years ago
It's not that they're against nudity, they're just uncomfortable with it on a personal level, and since they weren't involved [just the misrepresentation of an image] there is absolutely no hypocracy in those feelings. Find me one quote where either Leslie Mann OR Olivia Wilde has said that nudity on screen is morally objectionable, and you may have a point... As it stands, you got nothin'.
Case closed. You obviously refuse to engage with me because you fail to understand my logic... I think it's for the best; you clearly aren't up to the task.
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