[ SECRET POST #3702 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3702 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think QT is more judicious and sparing in his use of violence. It's also more stylized - which is the opposite of realistic.

I don't watch horror/slasher movies.

[ninety6tears]

The problem with this argument is that there's no consensus on whether realistic and graphic violence is more respectful to the reality of violence than the decision to stylize it more. And I think it's very subjective between different viewers.

It's interesting that George Miller has taken varying approaches to it (though I guess he's never been that graphic). Mad Max began as partly inspired by his experiences seeing a lot of injuries from violent gang activity while he was an emergency room doctor, so it's not something he takes lightly.

[(Anonymous)]

So really it's just that you think it's icky. Which is a question of taste and not objectie quality or morality.