Human Centipede II Refused U.K. Classification

kordo

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I hope it doesn't get banned here in Australia. The first one is so bad and preposterous, it is one of the most funniest films I have ever seen. I honestly cannot wait to see how bad the sequel is because the first one was so bad it's Plan-9 hilarious.
 

SenseOfTumour

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DracoSuave said:
SenseOfTumour said:
Yeah, I'm normally against censorship, but when it's just something created purely to be controversial and offensive, then it doesn't stand up to criticism.
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The human centipede had a definate domination/submission theme and themes involving the loss of identity as a group being brutalized by another. The horror was entirely psychological. There was a point to it.


(cut down cos it's only a few posts back)
People get worked up over arts they have no interest in watching.
I'd suggest you have a point if that's so, and as ever, the marketers have let the movie down, as the only thing we've heard is 'eww grossest movie ever', but in the end, I'm still in agreement with the guy before who stated that, right or wrong, we do have a ratings system in place, and knowing that, if you go out of your way to make something horribly grotesque, you have to know it may fall foul of those rules.

At least we're not Australia. I did feel that Manhunt 2 deserved it's ban, because it appeared to be being sold purely on gratuitous violence and killing, rather than it being there as an essential part of the narrative. If we have misjudged HC2, and let's face it, I doubt more than one or two of the people posting have seen it, I'd lay most of the blame at it's marketing.

I'm willing to reverse my position however based on what you said, as you remind me that 'Life of Brian' was banned in some parts of the country, and I remember the ridiculous levels of hatred for 'Jerry Springer - The Opera' too, both of which I fully support, even tho I didn't personally find the latter particularly enjoyable.

You also make a good point about some of the most controversial movies to have been banned having some real importance and meaning. We can't just throw out stuff like 'Clockwork Orange' because, for example, rape scenes make us uncomfortable. We can choose not to view it, but I'm back on your side that it should be a personal choice, and every time we allow those in power to decide what's right for us, we're losing a few more rights.

I admit I'm still not convinced that HC2 is a work of subtext and hidden meanings, but at least I recognise now that it's from a reactionary opininon based on ignorance rather than a rational decision now.
 

DracoSuave

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SenseOfTumour said:
I admit I'm still not convinced that HC2 is a work of subtext and hidden meanings, but at least I recognise now that it's from a reactionary opininon based on ignorance rather than a rational decision now.
I'll be honest I don't expect it to be a piece of art either. But that isn't the point; the point is that the British classification board is denying its citizens the right to decide for themselves.

The ratings board is to decide its suitability for children. Obviously, children shouldn't be watching this movie. I have no problem with this. Where they cross the line is when they say that adults are denied it because of the subject matter as opposed to the content.

As an example, Snuff films have someone dying as their content. Horror movies generally have someone dying as their subject matter. There isn't ACTUALLY a guy masturbating. There isn't ACTUALLY a bunch of people sewn end to end. It's just the subject matter, but not what was actually filmed.

On top of this, if the intent is to horrify and disgust, then by acknowledging this fact you've stated that it is a piece of work designed to illicit an emotional response. In other words... art.
 

Mauso88

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I'm glad they refused this a classification, it's just tasteless torture porn. I would seriously never like to meet anyone who would enjoy either of these films.
Loving the picture in the OP that classed the first film as a cerebral movie. oO
 

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read that on the Website, he masturbated with sand paper, and raped the woman on the end with barbwire around his penis. The Proucer should have ahealth check.
 

sluggyfreelancer

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omg someone kill that film maker please. i'm having nightmares from that movie and only saw the south park version of it... i think i gotta puke to the pure thought of that 2nd part.
Sure, lets go kill anyone who makes a controversial film. That way we can definitely protect the children.
 

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vansau said:
The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) tells the story of a man who becomes sexually obsessed with a DVD recording of the first film in the series, The Human Centipede, masturbating to the first film, using sandpaper to pleasure himself. He decides to create a "human centipede" of his own, which he uses to his own sexual delight, taking sexual pleasure in watching victims of the centipede defecate in each other's mouths and raping the woman at the end of the centipede.
That's just wrong? what else do I have to say because that's just wrong???
 

Kenko

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Mr.K. said:
Damn it, I though Apple is finally announcing their Human CENTiPAD, I wanted to see the poor sods involved :D
The horror..... The horror..... The horror.

OT: Urkh, so many gross or "grotesque" movies these days, what happened to actual scary movies? The ones that sent a chill down yer spine! Today its all about making the crowd vomit and get sick rather then scaring the living shit out of them.
 

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Mr.K. said:
Damn it, I though Apple is finally announcing their Human CENTiPAD, I wanted to see the poor sods involved :D
I like the South Park reference.

I refuse to watch the first film. It seems a pointless a disgusting thing to be given it's own full length feature, now it has two.
 

airrazor7

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One has to wonder, out of all of the writers trying to break into the screenplay business, how many good scripts are overlooked to make crap like this?
 

faceless chick

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the first movie wasn't gory. what's wrong with people these days, are you this pussified?
the horror movies of the 80s piss a stream of blood and dead babies on this movie. jesus, SAW was more graphical than the human centipede.

if audiences these days are too scared by the first i can only assume the sequel is half as gory as one of the usual horror movies i watched as a teen. and if they continue with the retarded storyline of the first, i can declare it a normal horror movie for kids.

rate it pg-13 and show it, you losers!
maybe boys will grow a backbone again after watching a few of these.
 

Sylocat

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Yeah, that's my general feelings on this.
 

Mikeyfell

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Someone made a movie about someone jerking off to another movie they made?

Sounds weird.