A Movie Only a M4C'er Would Love: Hit-Girl

[Zhurdan]

uuuhhhhh....

this is taking things way too far. seeing a 10 year old girl swearing as bad as me and killing dozens of grown men in creatively gory ways... the appeal of female assassins in tight outfits is entirely sexual, in an latent, obscure S&M kind of way. at the risk of offending many, the whole idea almost seems pedophilic.

at what point in our society did we lose the society-wide drive to preserve innocence in children? are we so disgusted with our own moral degeneration that we cant stand the presence of even childhood innocence? why is there no longer an ingrained mechanism in parents to keep children children- to keep them blissfully ignorant of the woes and horrors of real life and adulthood, so that they can simply exist for a short time in this world in fun and safety, playing and laughing at lame jokes and jests. crime and sex and war and vanity and sin and dog-eat-dog will come soon enough. far too soon, these days, thanks to our ****ed up MSM and ****ed up society that encourages it.

think i'll take a big pass on this one, gentlemen.

No offense, but if you saw any sort of pedophilia in that short little clip(not magazine), you may be looking to hard. I t ' s ... a ... m o v i e !

I saw a young girl who played a roll in a movie and got paid for it. I didn't see anyone ripping her cloths off, luring her into a dark room, or subjecting her to any "Jesus juice", but I guess I have the unique ability to watch what I'm seeing for what it is... a fictional story. Now, if they'd made a movie about a pedophile who's sole purpose was to do awful things to this young girl, I'd be all up in arms, but that's not what I saw.

As far as when did our society lose the drive to preserve innocence in children... right about the time the studio signed over the check to the little girls parents. I don't like it, but dem's the facts. Probably a better question to ask them.

[Business_Casual]

whoever smelt it, dealt it.

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[sjc3081]

I didn't see anything sexual or pedophilia innuendo. But I find the idea of a young child as ,vulgar assassin, very disturbing and inappropriate. This movie should never be released in the United States as it exceeds community standards for appropriateness. What would your Christian Mother think about this film?

[JSantoro]

I've been practicing. I think the problem is that I'm not cussing enough while I do them...

I Devil-Dog Dare you to try it this weekend! Double points for getting them home on the "T" in Cee You Next Tuesday.

"shoots people in the face and swears like a Marine NCO."

If only I could find a full-grown woman like that...I'd probably have to rethink my vow of perfect bachelorhood. :swoon:

Yeah, I'm a 40yr-old juvenile delinquent; I'll be seeing this one.

[ToddG]

What would your Christian Mother think about this film?

My Christian Mother doesn't believe private citizens should be allowed to own firearms. Why the hell would I ask her opinion about a movie?

[sjc3081]

Todd, my post was not addressed to you. I was a rhetorical question about the appropriateness of the movie.

[snafu]

And I was hoping the girl in the Professional was all growed up,,damn.

[John_Wayne777]

If only I could find a full-grown woman like that...I'd probably have to rethink my vow of perfect bachelorhood. :swoon:

I guess I'm chauvinist, but there's no way I could date a chick who can do reloads in mid-air.

...oh, and let's steer clear of the mothers thing. That could get ugly.

[Erik 1]

I guess I'm chauvinist, but there's no way I could date a chick who can do reloads in mid-air.

I could date her, but I'd be scared to death to break up with her. Punk rock Banana Splits theme and gun play? You had me at hello.

[moonshot]

My Christian mother is damn glad I'm teaching my young daughter to shoot. About the same age as the girl in the film. Her reloads aren't as fast, and her language isn't as refined (at least I don't think so), but she's almost as accurate.