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To: Simon Green
Sorry, Simon. I still stand by my original declaration re; today's movies, (most of them) contain too much graphic sex, violence and filthy language.

Classic movies were much better. They concentrated on good stories. They didn't have to resort to this.

Sometimes I think doing away with the Hayes office (an organization which forbade nastiness and filth in movies) was a bad idea.)

Today's movies have contributed greatly to the decline of moral standards in America today

438 posted on 12/10/2017 7:57:06 PM PST by patriot08 (5th generation Texan-(girl type) SEE MY TEXAS PAGE!)
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To: patriot08
Sorry, Simon. I still stand by my original declaration re; today's movies, (most of them) contain too much graphic sex, violence and filthy language.

Are there such movies made today? Sure...but they're not the most popular ones. As I pointed out, none of the top 20 films of the 2010's have graphic sex, graphic violence, or (as you put it) unspeakable language.

439 posted on 12/10/2017 8:08:14 PM PST by Simon Green
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To: patriot08
The movies made before the Hays office got put in place and shortly afterwards ( it took a while for Hays and his group to really set the pace )were not nearly as bad as movies have been these past 40 years.

Today, nobody can write a decent script, the actors and actresses can't act their way out of wet paper bags, and there is far to much CGI crap.

Also, when talkies were newish, though some adult situations were used, there wasn't graphic sex scenes and there wasn't any blatant bad language...though lots of innuendos.

OTOH...even without ratings, people did NOT take nor allow kids to see adult themed movies!

Today? Even some G movies are absolutely NOT for children!

448 posted on 12/10/2017 8:36:54 PM PST by nopardons
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