[ SECRET POST #5978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5978 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[fscom]

05. https://i.imgur.com/OszLaYx.png

[(Anonymous)]

It should be way easier to watch supercuts of single characters from things, for situations exactly like this

[erinptah]

I wouldn't call it on-screen animal torture, if that helps. It's not ambiguous that Rocket was experimented on in bad and painful ways, but you get a lot of things like "character watches a recording of an experiment, the screen focuses on the character's horrified face."

It's like...the creators trust the viewer to appreciate that it's a bad time, they don't need to shove explicit abuse scenes in your face to prove it.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel the same way. I'm definitely not seeing it on the theater. I may just watch recap videos on YouTube so that I'm ready for whatever it's setting up. *Eyeoll.*

[(Anonymous)]

I just got home from seeing it for the first time, and, honestly, with the way people were talking it up I thought it'd be a lot more graphic than it actually was. I'm really squeamish when it comes to gore or animal abuse in media, and the movie is certainly very emotionally effective, but you tend to see a lot more of the aftermath of the abuse than the abuse being inflicted directly.

That might not change things for you, but the way that I heard it being discussed gave me certain (inaccurate) expectations, like I was going to see an R-rated horror film instead of a PG-13 Disney movie

[(Anonymous)]

I knew nothing about it going in, and while there was nothing graphic, a little warning at the start of the movie would have been appreciated.

[kittenmommy]

That movie broke my husband and I. We walked out feeling twenty times worse than when we went in, which isn't supposed to happen with a Guardians movie.

Baby Rocket's first word was a small, broken, "...hurts.". I barely stopped crying from that point. And then it just kept getting worse.

We came home and just sat on the sofa, staring at the television in silence.

I never, ever want to see that movie again, and my husband feels the same way.