[ SECRET POST #2197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Really? I am grossed out pretty easily but the stuff in that movie didn't bother me. Well maybe the scene where bilbo gets snot all over him but everything else I could tolerate.

I do hate gross stuff in movies though, can I take this as an opportunity to say gross things aren't funny? I am tired of watching comedies where people vomit, it actually makes me physically ill to see people vomit no matter how fake it is.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you. Like, for example, Nickelodeon's slime? I have never ever found it the slightest amusing. Pie-throwing to the face? Nothing. Toilet humor? Please please please stop putting it in my favorite cartoons/series/movies. No. Just no.

[(Anonymous)]

Toilet humor is my least favorite type of humor, like I know 4 year olds really find it funny but I don't understand it for anyone past childhood age.

It's not even that I find it immature I just don't see how it's funny and because it tends to just gross me out I'd rather it not be there.

[sparklywalls]

With you on the vomit thing. I have a pretty high tolerance for gross out humour usually but I just don't like jokes involving sick. One of my friends actually has a vomit related phobia so she can't watch a lot of comedies that are marketed as "gross out" without someone else telling her about it first in case they do a vomit gag. I always say to her I haven't got the phobia and even I don't particularly want to see that. I mean, the extended puke scene in Team America pisses me off and that's a marionette ffs!

[(Anonymous)]

Yep I have a friend with that phobia too. I wouldn't call what I have a phobia but I definitely need to look away during puking scenes.

It's bad enough that I wish more movies warned for it or I wish there was some way to censor it out. I can avoid "gross" comedies but part of the issue is this stuff has been showing up in seemingly more innocent comedies. I don't want to give up comedy as a genre in general because it's my favorite :(

[fadeinthewash]

It doesn't help that the special effects people have gotten so damn good at making it look like an actor is actual vomiting something, as opposed to discretion shots in which someone makes retching noises away from the camera. =\ And yeah, let's get right up in there so you can see their mouths and so forth, great.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, yes. This.