The most controversial movies ever

[n1h4d]

hmmm im gonna have to check some of there titles out ... i like a bit of controversy

 

[gunslingingbird]

Disney's Song of the South might fit into this category. Yes, we've all heard the song (Zippydee Doodah), and we know about Bre'er Rabbit and Bre'er Bear, but, to my knowledge, the movie was banned because of the racial stereotypes that it portrayed.

 

[GregCentauro]

The Silence by Ingmar Bergman
Pink Flamingos

 

[PirateKing]

Men Behind the Sun
Last Tango in Paris
Blue Velvet
Brokeback Mountain
Do the Right Thing
Exorcist

 

[maredsous]

Pink Flamingos

john waters is single handedly responsible for more :eek::throwup: moments in film than any other writer/director/producer. atleast imho...fucking divine :wtf:

 

[DJCowboy]

http://www.filmsite.org/controversialfilms1.html

Pretty good list compiled by the AMC channel

 

[Hypergalaxy]

Most Michael Moore films are.





And this was also a great film and considered controversial

 

[StanScratch]

Life of Brian ruffled the feathers of a lot of christians. As did In Search of the Holy Grail. The Meaning of Life was not popular with catholics because of its Every Sperm Is Sacred song.

 

[DJCowboy]

Most Michael Moore films are.

Michael Moore is a douchebag. He edits out parts that dispute his own ideas and manipulates people into saying what he wants them to say. When I first saw Fahrenheit I believed him but then a lot people he interviewed came forward and said he was editing out parts of the interviews. Like the mother of a dead soldier who said even though she missed her son, she still supported the war and thought they were there for a good reason.

 

[GregCentauro]

most films by Luis Bunuel. Especially L'age d'or which was banned in France for 40 years.
Freaks (Tod Browning) was banned in the UK for decades
Pinky (Elia Kazan). Banned in many Southern states.
Die Sünderin with Hildegard Knef caused uproar in Germany in 1951. A movie sympathetic with a prostitute who helps her boyfriend in an assisted suicide. :eek:
All Quiet On the Western Front.
Raid on Entebbe (bomb threats against cinemas showing it)
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
Paths of Glory (banned in France)

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

Milk.


I still get sick to my stomach when I think about that horrid piece of smut. :throwup:


Oh yeah, and while we're at it throw that gutter piece of trash called "art" that was Brokeback Mountain.

 

[mrtrebus]

Milk.


I still get sick to my stomach when I think about that horrid piece of smut. :throwup:


Oh yeah, and while we're at it throw that gutter piece of trash called "art" that was Brokeback Mountain.

Did you not know what these films were about before you watched them?

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

Did you not know what these films were about before you watched them?

Yeah, I just watched them because of the awards they supposedly "deserved." Smut, through and through.

 

[LukeEl]

That Japanese film I think the translation for it was Guinea Pig 2 was pretty controversial.

 

[BlueBalls]

That Japanese film I think the translation for it was Guinea Pig 2 was pretty controversial.

Poor Charlie Sheen :1orglaugh

 

[ICanHasLogin]

Gone with the Wind

 

[oscabares]

Clockwork Orange was pretty controversial at his time

 

[roronoa3000]

Horton Hears a Who

 

[Patrick_S]

Some of the "Nazi-sexplotation" movies from the 70´s are pretty messed up. Hard Candy is one recent movie that comes to mind.

 

[Afficial_Nastee]

The Entity and/or Poltergeist....