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This Blasphemous Film, “Deadpool & Wolverine”, Just Proves How Low We As A Society Have Sunk! “

posted 3 months ago by kspkap (13555)
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I was hoping we would never reach the bottom rung of a ladder…well, we went below that rung. Other than porn we couldn’t get more debase. I’m surprised Hugh Jackman, a man of many talents who starred in movies pre-teens could view, would lower himself to star in such tripe.

This gutter trash is being shown on the Disney channel. Parents, do you know what your kids are watching? From reviewers here’s a few descriptions of the “It’s on Disney so it has to be OK.” BTW, Walt is turning over in his grave.

Violence & Gore

Exaggerated comical action violence throughout which is insanely stylized but incredibly bloody and gory. All over-the-top while played for laughs and spectacle.

This is the most violent and bloody Deadpool movie yet.
So far, this is without a doubt the most brutally violent film of the entire MCU.

Pervasive strong profanity.

Two uses of cunt.
118 uses of "fuck", 2 uses of "cunt", 29 uses of "shit" and countless other profanities including "dick", "asshole", "bitch", "retarded", "Jesus", "motherfucker" and "cum".

This has the most profanity I have heard in a long time completely disrespectful and profane till the end.

Those who say this film is “epic” do an injustice to the word epic. Apparently they have forgot what passes as “epic” movies. Great movies where scriptwriters had to think. Great movies remembered decades later. Great movies which the whole family could view together. Great movies where kids could view and maybe learn something worthwhile. Will they learn something worthwhile from this. I think not.

These type movies will continue to be made as long as people spend their money on them. You don’t have to use your brain to watch them. These movies aren’t for the true thinkers…they are for those who think below that bottom rung.

[–] DavidM (875) 3 months ago

The profanity isn't bad per se, the problem of this movie is it has nothing below, and it basically disregards Wolverine and everything built around the x men.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

”The profanity isn't bad per se”

Really? The above profanity isn’t bad? 🙇🏼‍♀️ Is this how we converse in this day and age? The profanity rolls off their tongues as easily as we say damn, hell, asshole, shit which I admit using, but never around my parents, or those who are not in my circle of friends. I have to respect those people and bind my tongue. Profanity is so built into our lexicon of speech these days to the point it’s everyday language in the home. Kids use these words freely without compunction.

George Carlin’s ”7 Dirty Words' Turn 40, but They're Still Dirty”

The scriptwriters have to be devoid of thought, of origination in today's times. "I must get every viewer's attention, so I will insert m-f, f-ing, f-ed up, f-you, f*, f*, f*...great word, as the main noun, verb, adjective, adverb...whatever into my scripts. Great expression of thought as I'm unable to think of words in the English lexicon to convey my thoughts so I will use these for every other word.”

The problem is there are those who no longer are able to express any idea, even a simple one, without cursing. It takes a certain degree of intelligence to know how to speak without being offensive.

[–] DavidM (875) 3 months ago

Well, Pulp fiction script IS full of profanity and is brilliant.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

I would deem it rubbish due to the way it was produced. The same movie could be made without the “bleep” words. It’s been proven. Great movies can be made with thoughtful discourse using a civil tongue.

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

Well, this is a result of what happens when you bring in the "Multi-Verse" and the no one is ever dead for long. All they have to do now is going into the Mult-Verse and bring back The INCREDIBLE HULK we all loved before the Russo Bros took their frustrations out on him making him a total puss now ala, Professor HULK

[–] DavidM (875) 3 months ago

You mean the Hulk of Eric bana?

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

No, the HULK of Edward Norton, but if it has to be Ruffalo, fine. I just consider Ruffalo to be more of the McDonalds Happy Meal version of the HULK than Norton

[–] Seperatrix (1214) 3 months ago

It's curious that you use the word "blasphemous."

Blasphemy is associated with a sacrilege.

You mentioned "Jesus" being used as an expression in the film. So I can understand how one might interpret that as sacrilegious, therefore blasphemous.

But the rest of the words? Vulgar would seem to be more fitting.

And this applies to the reviewer you quoted as insisting that the film "has the most profanity . . "

"Profane" is something that is secular as opposed to religious in nature or substance.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

” Blasphemy is associated with a sacrilege.”

True, but also “Blasphemous” is a synonym for profanity

”adjective characterized by profanity or cursing

“profane words”

synonyms:blasphemous, blue, dirty
(of behavior or especially language) characterized by obscenity or indecency

verb violate the sacred character of a place or language

“profane the name of God”

synonyms:desecrate, outrage, violate

verb corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality

synonyms:corrupt, debase, debauch, demoralise, demoralize, deprave, misdirect, pervert, subvert, vitiate

Let’s put the definition of “Blasphemy” aside and focus more on what I attempted to convey: Why must movies of today be filled to the brim with profanity? It’s not necessary to make a great film. Movies which aren’t offensive. Movies, if wishing to be a good parent, you could enjoy with your kids. I will grant there are movies geared for adults and not children due to subject matter, but they can be produced without the gutter language. A few thought provoking movies such as:

“The Bridge on the River Kwai” (1957)
“Rear Window” (1954)
“12 Angry Men” (1957)
“Witness for the Prosecution” (1957)

For hilarity it doesn’t get any better than the following. Imagination is a wonderful thing.

“Some Like It Hot” (1959)

”The 1950s was an incredible decade in cinema history. For the U.S. film industry, it arguably represented the Golden Age of Hollywood at its peak, given that by the end of the 1960s, cinema was becoming a little more unpredictable and radical. As such, plenty of amazing, genuinely classic Hollywood films were released in the 1950s. Elsewhere in the world, it proved to be a decade where films in languages other than English found international success, most notably those from places like Japan, France, and Sweden.”

https://collider.com/best-movies-1950s-ranked/

[–] jakemon45 (1125) 3 months ago

"This gutter trash is being shown on the Disney channel"

No it isn't lol

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

You are correct. My error was stating it is currently being shown on Disney+. From what I’m reading it will be released on Disney+, the family channel 🙄, later this fall. Marvel & Disney have got their first overt homosexual movie made for all to see including kids. I can hear parents now saying “How about you kids go watch Disney then we’ll have dinner.”

”Deadpool & Wolverine" is officially rated R for strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references.”

It should have been rated NC-17. The high gross for this trash proves my point…society’s mores have tanked to the gutter.

” Deadpool & Wolverine Is The Unapologetically Gay Movie Marvel And Disney Keep Claiming They Want To Make”

https://www.slashfilm.com/1630609/deadpool-and-wolverine-unapologetically-gay-movie-marvel-disney-keep-trying-to-make/

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

Look, the movie was designed to usher Wade Wilson officially into the MCU and bury his former studio FOX and they succeeded.. You're so hung up on the use of profanity that you must've hated the last 2 movies as well??

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

”…the movie was designed to usher Wade Wilson officially into the MCU and bury his former studio FOX and they succeeded.”

You all continue to miss the point. The above could have occurred without the “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references.” This movie would have stood on its own. It would have been a hit because we as MCU fans would still have eagerly paid to see it. Wolverine is one of my favorite characters.

Do you believe if it was a PG-13 movie you wouldn’t want to see it? Do you believe the objective to usher Wade Wilson into the MCU wouldn’t have occurred without the raunchiness?

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

If it were PG-13, it would've looked dumb next to the 2 other movies in the franchise that were R-Rated?? What are you a pussy or something that you can't handle profanity from a character noted for this no less??

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Rate it correctly then. A NC-17 (prior X) would suffice. I will ask you also, “Would you have not liked the movie with the same standards as the previous X-Men movies?” Do you have to see and hear the “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references” in order to enjoy a movie?

The following is apropos to you et al who “loved” the garbage thrown at them:

”In a culture where the F-word is as common as dirt, the only way to be provocative would be to buy a dictionary and learn to express one’s self without profanity.”

It does take a degree of intellect to converse without profanity.

BTW, instead of defending your love of profanity you attack me. Also, to be clear I’m not a p***y…but you may be another prick!

[–] peter_t_2k3 (1050) 3 months ago

Your missing the point. The whole point of Deadpool is it's not a family friendly super hero film series. It would be like having an X-Men film without mutants

If you don't like this kind of film then fine, but it has an audience. I found this film was great. It didn't take itself too serious

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Can you not understand the movie could have been made without the “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references”? What is so difficult about comprehending that fact. I throughly enjoyed the X-Men films. Are you so inured in profanity, gore, etc. you didn’t like those movies? The film could have remained GREAT if produced without all of the above. Your analogy about having X-Men movies without mutants doesn’t wash.

It’s not the film, Deadpool or Wolverine which caused people to wince, squirm and walk-out…IT WAS THE DAMN STRONG BLOODY VIOLENCE, LANGUAGE, GORE, AND SEXUAL REFERENCES! I don’t know what is so difficult to understand. Marvel and Disney are both money WHORES! Those that enjoyed paying to see that rot and walked away satisfied are the new “johns”.

To repeat: Today’s society’s mores have reached the gutter. It won’t be too long before the sewer will be OK.

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

Get the fuck out of here soy boy and go watch some sanitated comicbook movie to make you feel better. Perhaps the ill fated and box office DUD FANTASTIC FOUR with Michael B. Jordon as the Human Torch is more up your way??

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

You proved my point yet again. 👏🏻👏🏻

”In a culture where the F-word is as common as dirt, the only way to be provocative would be to buy a dictionary and learn to express one’s self without profanity.”

[–] peter_t_2k3 (1050) 3 months ago

Have you watched the other Deadpool's?

Everything you hate about this film is what the Deadpool brand is about. My mutant analogy makes sense because you are complaining about the core point of the series.

Deadpool is an over the top stylised violent series with adult humour. To make this film different would ruin the point of the film. It's meant to be different to the other marvel stuff, an adult over the top version.

Don't like it then fine, but it has an audience. They are not going to change their brand when people do like it.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Maybe the “Deadpool” movies with “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references” are “the core points of the series.”

Not so with “X-Men” or “Wolverine”.

[–] peter_t_2k3 (1050) 3 months ago

Yeah this is a mix of the two

[–] Narwhale37 (1226) 3 months ago

Agreed. What a hackjob. It's one thing to have gore and profanity to display art, but this was just an unfunny hunk of junk. The worst movie in the MCU since black widow.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

From reviewers who appear to agree with you:

"Deadpool and Wolverine" (2024) is a cinematic mess that epitomizes everything wrong with modern blockbuster filmmaking.”

“I was a huge marvel fan, but... It has been a long time I haven't seen a more empty, clueless and useless film such as this one. I ether cringed or slept throughout the film.”

“This movie is, without a doubt, one of the worst cinematic experiences I've ever had the misfortune of enduring.”

“I don't even know where to start with this one. Before I completely rip this horrible, rank, steaming pile of hot garbage that is this movie apart, I gotta say I'm baffled Hugh Jackman ever agreed to star in this movie.”

[–] OldG (777) 3 months ago

Why are you so worries about profanities? I mean who really gives a f***;-) Maybe this movie just wasn't for you... I enjoyed it for what it was a fun gory superhero comedy...

And if you are worried about kids watching it on Disney+... you do know there are age settings you can use... so calm down.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

”Why are you so worries about profanities?”

Because it’s not necessary and I give a damn! I shouldn’t have to screen Disney which used to be a safe haven for kids and for those of us who wince at the pervasive profanity. Then there’s the GORE and the BLOODY VIOLENCE! I’m shocked (not really) you aren’t aware there are many kids who don’t have adult supervision or have a parent who doesn’t give a rat’s patootie. “Go watch Disney.” is the refrain. Kids in a household who hears crap such as this, then say f*** you to their teachers would be shocking to you…maybe not. You appear to be OK with kids hearing and saying all.

You do know it takes a certain amount of intellect to speak without offensive language. If you can’t speak without profanity…pick up a damn dictionary!

”…a fun gory superhero comedy...” with profanity and sexualized language. Just a great recipe for kids to try.

[–] peter_t_2k3 (1050) 3 months ago

Disney now does a load of stuff. While people know it more for it's family animations it's not all it does.

Also Disney+ has star on it for non Disney stuff e.g. they have 24. You can set a profile for kids. Otherwise they'd see other non family friendly stuff. It's not the job of the studio to protect kids it's the parents job.

There was also a lot of casual racism in the old days of Disney

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

” There was also a lot of casual racism in the old days of Disney”

If you’re referring to “Song of the South” I own that movie. I looked for the “bigotry”, but could not find it.

The words “racist” and “racism” are thrown about so freely to the point people aren’t aware of the difference.

I attempt to explain by giving an analogy as such:

Hitler was a racist. Archie Bunker was a bigot.

The point I’m attempting to make regarding “Deadpool & Wolverine” is to rate movies akin to this one with a NC-17 tag. As far as Disney goes…NOT family friendly any longer when it lies in the trash heap. Did you not read where I stated not all kids have parents or a parent to set profiles for them?

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

So what's the cutoff rating for R-Rated to go to NC-17 which doesn't exist and hasn't existed since the 70's and 80's??

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

NC-17 replaced X. It is used and proving you are in error.

”NC-17 movies are for “Adults Only.”

A parent taking their child to an NC-17 film would not be allowed to buy tickets or enter the theater. These movies typically have similar content to R films, but it may occur more frequently or in more detail.

NC-17 films often don't receive as much promotion or attention as other movies. Therefore, movie studios usually try to avoid this rating.”

“Passages” and “Blonde” are 2 of the recent movies which received a NC-17

[–] peter_t_2k3 (1050) 3 months ago

The kid would have someone to set this. Parent, carer etc.

Disney+ costs, someone has to buy it for children. The problem with a lot of parents these days is they just give a device to their child and expect other people to protect their child like the software, their ISP etc. but it should always start with the parent.

And there's racist stuff such as the aristocats

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

Jesus, how fucking old are you that you're getting this worked up over profanity in movies?? 90??

[–] OldG (777) 3 months ago

Well if you are worried about unsupervised kids... then they can find a lot worse stuff online than Deadpool & Wolverine... so I think you are fighting the wrong battle...

The movie is R-rated... meaning it is not for kids what more can Disney do?

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

”The movie is R-rated... meaning it is not for kids what more can Disney do?”

Not show it on the Disney channel.

[–] OldG (777) 3 months ago

I don't think they will air this movie on the Disney Channel... but on Disney+ which is a streaming service so they are two very different things.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

I was not aware there were 2 Disney channels, but it doesn’t negate the fact it will be shown on A Disney channel. There are posters who constantly write “Use parental control.” In our society these days there are brood mares who could give a rat’s patootie about the kids they spawned as long as the kids don’t interfere with the baby maker’s plans. White trash is some of the worse. Mama is doing crack while the kid (s) are watching anything and everything.

The refrain is so damn old: “It’s not Disney or Marvel who should be the parent.” These yahoos are the same ones who believed with Hillary’s book, “It Takes A Village To Raise A Child”. The only alternative is to boycott and not spend hard earned money on the movies and products.

I repeat again being that Wolverine starred in “Deadpool and Wolverine” a PG 13 could have been made with the same standards as “The X-men”. Not with the strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references” Movie goers would have stilled flocked to see the movie because Wolverine starred (the character we MCU fans enjoy) along with Deadpool who also have fans.

I’m aware Deadpool was ushered into MCU, but the character could have been toned down by stressing kids could see it. Deadpool’s movies were an “R” rating so this one should have been rated NC-17.

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

Well, I guess you're in the super minority on this based on this being the highest grossing R-Rated movie ever now

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Proud of that, are ye? ”The strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references” are “the core points of the series.”

You proved my point re: my OP title:

”This Blasphemous Film, “Deadpool & Wolverine”, Just Proves How Low We As A Society Have Sunk!”

Our society is currently in the gutter…soon to be swept into the sewer.

[–] Skavau (15993) 3 months ago

Are you a prudish housewife?

>Those who say this film is “epic” do an injustice to the word epic. Apparently they have forgot what passes as “epic” movies. Great movies where scriptwriters had to think. Great movies remembered decades later. Great movies which the whole family could view together. Great movies where kids could view and maybe learn something worthwhile. Will they learn something worthwhile from this. I think not.

Literally no-one thinks a movie like this is anywhere near high art dude. This type of movie is supposed to be dumb fun. That's it.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Coulda been “dumb fun” without the “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references”.

And no, NOT a prudish housewife. I could write a book about my sexcapades…but I won’t…too ashamed and got wise. Could at one time drink any man under the table. Got wise over that also. Used to watch porn, until I got wise as it made sex with my husband not so nice any longer. He felt the same way. When you take something which should be done with love and make it nasty and laughable it can stain the real thing. What is it they say about ex-smokers? We are the worst critics.

[–] Skavau (15993) 3 months ago

>Coulda been “dumb fun” without the “strong bloody violence, language, gore, and sexual references”.

It could have been, but it was literally designed for late-teenage, nerdy/edgy young adult men. Thats its target audience. It apparently did well in ratings and reviews based on that.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

How then do you explain the success of the prior X-Men films? I can attest there was a broader range of movie goers to view those films along with the “late-teenage, nerdy/edgy young adult men.” Maybe I missed it, but I don’t recall the negativity asserted toward those movies which we are hearing about “Deadpool and Wolverine”. Non-thinking, vulgar films are now the name of the game.

I’m collecting Marvel films. Why? At my age? For investments. I’m excited over the 2 Spiderman Steelbook films I recently purchased. I’m going to bite the bullet & purchase the 3rd one at three times the price which will be the last Marvel film I will buy due to the garbage pit movie, “Deadpool and Wolverine”.

I also recently purchased the “Transformers Limited Edition Steelbook 6-Movie Collection”.

My prized possession going to my grandson along with the above:

Middle Earth 6-Film Ultimate Collector's Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) [4K UHD]

I paid $197.00. Used Like New is now $499.95. If the set was Steelbook…a hefty price.

I have all the phases of “Avengers” as a Special Edition set. “The Terminator” as a set.

2 First Released sets Star Trek TOS. Again…Why? At my age? These were my generation.

[–] Skavau (15993) 3 months ago

>How then do you explain the success of the prior X-Men films? I can attest there was a broader range of movie goers to view those films along with the “late-teenage, nerdy/edgy young adult men.” Maybe I missed it, but I don’t recall the negativity asserted toward those movies which we are hearing about “Deadpool and Wolverine”. Non-thinking, vulgar films are now the name of the game.

No idea.

You are not the usual person who buys and watches modern MCU movies.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

I’ve watched almost all. Plus I’ve purchased many. I just completed the 3 Tom Holland Spiderman 4K Ultra HD + Blu-Ray Steelbooks including “No Way Home” (2021).

Would you agree the above is a “modern MCU movie”?

[–] Skavau (15993) 3 months ago

Sure. When I say you're not the target audience, I mean that you are not who they're targeting. You are an outlier.

[–] kspkap (13555) 3 months ago

Understood, but it has Wolverine who is one of my favorite characters. I suppose I am an “outlier” due to me not liking “in your face” debasement.

[–] asom (6824) 3 months ago

I want to see it anyway, you didn't have to sell it to me ...

[–] BKB (9880) 3 months ago

It's incredibly well done and served it's purpose of welcoming Wade Wilson into the MCU