After Sandra Bullock described the “penis facial” she got with Cate Blanchett, Roz Weston and Graeme O’Neil react on ET Canada Live.SUBSCRIBE to our channel:...
Huh? American TV is very Christian - sex and drugs are usually only brought up when they’re being used to teach the audience a lesson about how they’re sinful. It’s rare when they’re mentioned in another context and even more rare when they’re discussed without euphemism.
But how? Most nudity, sex, and drugs are used artistically, metaphorically, or for historical purposes, just blatant sex and drugs is still crude and distasteful, no one has lined up to see movies like that since the early 2000’s, and even then those were usually campy bad movies anyways.
Like thinking about Oppenheimer and it’s “sex scene”, what’s so special about it? It showed he had an affair with a woman, and then you see her boob for 4 seconds. The utter horror.
Huh? American TV is very Christian - sex and drugs are usually only brought up when they’re being used to teach the audience a lesson about how they’re sinful. It’s rare when they’re mentioned in another context and even more rare when they’re discussed without euphemism.
I think they mean hollywood movies
But how? Most nudity, sex, and drugs are used artistically, metaphorically, or for historical purposes, just blatant sex and drugs is still crude and distasteful, no one has lined up to see movies like that since the early 2000’s, and even then those were usually campy bad movies anyways.
Like thinking about Oppenheimer and it’s “sex scene”, what’s so special about it? It showed he had an affair with a woman, and then you see her boob for 4 seconds. The utter horror.
That’s hardly “shameful” or “crass”.
I’m not arguing with a salad, go get eaten
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Thanks for acknowledging the name I guess. I was genuinely curious about the topic, I’m sorry if it was a bit aggressive.