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i guess i’m so used to seeing some pretty horrific stuff in movies that i can’t imagine being in a state of mind where i would be prone to pass out at a movie.
http://www.ourbrisbane.com/whats-on/movies/news/james-franco-movie-causing-people-to-pass-out
My essence still senses Bucho's women.
It is pretty funny, but I think the nature of this film is going to make the horrificness more visceral than any number of other films in which more gross things happen.
In horror, sci-fi and action movies there’s a disconnect caused by the inherent contrivances of the genres, so the gore is entertainment, whereas in this one Danny Boyle’s telling not just a true story, but a very relatable one. In other violent genres, like war films, the majority of people can’t relate as well to what’s going on because they’ve never been in a firefight or been bombed or stood on mines etc.
What I’m getting at is that I don’t want you guys to make fun of me too much when I pass out watching 127 Hours.
- Women sense my power and they seek the life essence.
if you pass out does that me one of us has to fly to NZ to give you mouth to anus (or vice versa)?
My essence still senses Bucho's women.
No offence old bean, but I think I’d rather cut my own arm off.
- Women sense my power and they seek the life essence.
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