Emily Browning and the MPAA.

[iteari]

Possible Trigger Warning: mentions of non-consensual sex.

Emily Browning was left fuming after her sex scene with Jon Hamm in Sucker Punch was axed from the upcoming action movie in a bid to please U.S. censors.

Comments

[angstiosis]

It passes the Bechdel test, lol.

I like to go see movies because they're incredibly bad. Just saw Red Riding Hood. You can bet I'll be in theaters for this crap too.

[angstiosis]

Terrible. It was like Twilight crossed over with a Dr. Who "who dun it" episode and featured lots of brown contacts. Gary Oldman's garb and nails were possibly the best thing about this movie. Very good if you like to hate on/laughingly critique movies all the way through.

[butterbuns]

How was RRH? I just finished the book (which is laughable) but I haven't decided whether to bother with the movie.

[resounding_echo]

The movie makes the book look like nobel prize material.

[butterbuns]

In that case, I can't wait to watch it. XD

[angstiosis]

Very very bad. I didn't even know it was book. I just thought it was a cinematic joke.

[spitphyre]

Browning is super pro-sex. Look up the work she's done in the AU.

But I dislike Snyder a lot.

[tacky_tramp]

My friends and I are going to see it this weekend, mostly because we're huge RPG nerds and it looks like someone filmed a Rifts movie. Badasses wielding katanas against robots and dragons! Score! Of course, I think it's quite likely I will walk out and immediately launch into a monologue about Zack Snyder's gender issues.

[tamerterra]

Me too! XD

[tamerterra]

The last thing I went to watch with a group of friends was the Black Swan - we ended up walking as two groups afterwards, half going 'Hey, from the trailer I expected a mutant swan monster! No fair!' and the rest of us talking about depections of mental illness in films. It Was Awesome.