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The 10 least politically correct movies ever
MSNBC.com ^
| July 10, 2006
| Michael Ventre
Posted on 07/11/2006 10:05:08 AM PDT by RebelBanker
Blazing Saddles
Airplane!
Theres Something About Mary
Caddyshack
Love and Death
Kentucky Fried Movie
Team America: World Police
Porkys
Song of the South
Bad Santa
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TOPICS: TV/Movies
KEYWORDS: cinema; film; movies; politicalcorrectness
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To: Central Scrutiniser
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posted on
07/11/2006 10:38:16 AM PDT
by
Central Scrutiniser
(You can always tell when someone is losing an argument with you, they call you "liberal!")
To: dfwgator
BASEketball was pretty un-PC as well.Remember the address on the sweat shop in Calcutta, India was 711?
To: ctdonath2
>>>Question is: will the official version differ from the, er, eBay version?>>>
Not the ones I have bought (got 2, one for me, one for my boss)
They are identical. But buy the ones from England, so no language issues. They are the same movie.
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posted on
07/11/2006 10:39:12 AM PDT
by
sandbar
To: qlangley
Braveheart and The Patriot are totally politically correct. The principal purpose of political correctness is to portray all Americans since WWII and all English people, ever, as bad guys. The Patriot, therefore gets a free pass on having American heroes, because it was set prior to WWII and bonus PC points for having English villains. Braveheart is much better by PC standards, because it has English villains and the 'heroes' are neither English nor American. Any movie that has this line in it CAN NOT by definition be PC:
"Sons of Scotland! I am William Wallace - and I see a whole army of my countrymen here in defiance of tyranny. You've come to fight as free men, and free men you are. What will you do with that freedom? Will you fight? Aye, fight and you may die. Run and you'll live. At least awhile. And, dying in your beds, many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that, for one chance, just one chance, to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
--Mel Gibson as William Wallace, speaking to the Scots - outnumbered three to one - on the battlefield at Stirling Bridge, A.D. 1297. (Braveheart, 1995)
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posted on
07/11/2006 10:39:33 AM PDT
by
2banana
(My common ground with terrorists - They want to die for Islam, and we want to kill them.)
To: dfwgator
Woodrow Wilson's favorite flick, "Birth of a Nation."Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner!!
To: sandbar
Bird Cage!! Robin Williams doing John Wayne was priceless.
To: Sir Gawain
Blazing Saddles came to mind when I read the title of this thread, but when you really think about it, it is actually PC. The Black Sheriff is the Hero. All of the whites are drunks, villains, morons, or incestuous (Johnson, Johnson, and Johnson).
To: Dilbert San Diego
Song of the South is a teriffic movie.
Uncle Remus is a wonderful character. He should be admired, not ridiculed.
I purchased the movie overseas and my kids have watched it repeatedly. It hasn't made them little racists, to the contrary they have many friends of all races, colors and creeds.
To: RebelBanker
Title trumps trailing comment.
To: absolootezer0
you mention parker /stone movies, but don't mention "cannibal.. the musical"? Haven't seen it. Is it a Parker and Stone movie? When did it come out?
I've been living in the Twilight Zone of the world for a while and am woefully behind on pop culture.
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posted on
07/11/2006 10:41:45 AM PDT
by
Allegra
(A Journey of 1,000 Miles Begins with A Bunch of Security Hassles at the Airport)
To: RebelBanker
Anything by Monty Python.
We were just watching a skit the other day we had never seen, with an Indian watching a play. My son said, "They would never make that today."
131
posted on
07/11/2006 10:42:20 AM PDT
by
I still care
("Remember... for it is the doom of men that they forget" - Merlin, from Excalibur)
To: JellyJam
King Pin has got to be in the top 10 of all time.
132
posted on
07/11/2006 10:42:34 AM PDT
by
Holicheese
(Stanley Cup's new home IS North Carolina!)
To: Allegra
I'm sleep-deprived and I have a cold. Maybe you have allergies? Perhaps some Allegra would help?
133
posted on
07/11/2006 10:42:43 AM PDT
by
Egon
(We are number one! All others are number two... or lower.)
To: budgetbabe
LOL. That was a funny scene. I think that was Nathan Lane. Williams' character coached Nathan.
To: raccoonradio
The Capitol Steps spoofed a certain song from the movie just after the Clinton-Monica incident: "I'm unzippin' my doo dah every day/Some young intern could be comin' my way"I think the Capital Steps are tiresome and snotty.
135
posted on
07/11/2006 10:42:57 AM PDT
by
HIDEK6
To: ctdonath2
"Question is: will the official version differ from the, er, eBay version?"
You know, I didn't think of that. Don't know why. Maybe I'll have to check out eBay after all... lol
136
posted on
07/11/2006 10:43:04 AM PDT
by
nralife
To: RebelBanker
"Where the white women at".
137
posted on
07/11/2006 10:43:24 AM PDT
by
diamond6
(Everyone who is for abortion have been born. Ronald Reagan)
To: RebelBanker
The film from Harlan Ellison's novella "A boy and his dog".
138
posted on
07/11/2006 10:43:24 AM PDT
by
mrsmith
To: Central Scrutiniser
I LOVED that movie. I haven't seen it in years...I'm going to have to get that DVD and take a little trip down Memory Lane...LOL
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posted on
07/11/2006 10:43:24 AM PDT
by
Allegra
(A Journey of 1,000 Miles Begins with A Bunch of Security Hassles at the Airport)
To: Central Scrutiniser
And the world's first "Scratch and Sniff" movie, Polyester
140
posted on
07/11/2006 10:43:56 AM PDT
by
Central Scrutiniser
(You can always tell when someone is losing an argument with you, they call you "liberal!")
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