Which Movie Do You Think is the Most Offensive?

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I don't find any movie offensive except Cannibal Holocaust because they killed animals for real on camera and as an animal lover I got very freaked out and it still disturbs me to this day.

Otherwise, I try to separate movies from real life and just enjoy them.

i found the ENDING of the movie "the crying game" to be offensive. i wish WISH WISH they'd have stuck with the original ending.

i cant watch films that are too scary or violent

yes i get very scared very easily and iv never grown out of that

To all here on Wrong Planet who enjoy the works of Quentin Tarantino: I'm sorry, but I can't stand hearing the "n-word" almost non-stop in film regardless of genre. I tried sitting through Django Unchained and The Hateful 8, but was unable to do it.

the last boy scout was pretty raw.

Gigli , Mortal Kombat 2 & Police Academy 7

Cannibal Holocaust (thats the point : its the white men in the movie that are the monsters , not the cannibals.....also several film had animal cruelty , its possible that sharks died during filming 007 TB and then you have cobra vs cat scene in Drunken Master which today would be animal cruelty , prolly a few other kung fu's have animal cruelty as well)

You could even say that King Kong is not a monster : had they left him alone on that island the he never wouldve gone bananas (pun intended) , he only turned violent when he was pushed over the edge

I've not had the misfortune of watching any of these but now that I think about it the most offensive movie I have probably watched was Gone With the Wind.

I used to like it because of how it portayed Scarlett as a strong leading female character who did whatever it took to survive to American Civil War, but I just can't get past the offensive way it romanticized slavery in Georgia.

birth of a nation.

The Cook, the Thief, his Wife, her Lover

How about a movie that is offensive to all the senses or rather deprive them of any stimulation? To watch it would be psychological torture.

The Last Temptation of Christ is on your list, and that is one of my favourite movies!

The Eternal Jew 1940, aka Der Ewige Jude, would be tough to beat

No movie really offends me, except real life animal torture.

I love South Park because of how offensive and politically incorrect it is. I even like the Ass Burgers episode. Actually I was a little disappointed with that because it wasn't autistic enough, the characters in it that were supposed to be autistic were just NT members of a cult or something, if I remember rightly (I've only seen it a couple of times ages ago). I was hoping there would be more autism in the episode, even if it meant Cartman making fun of them.

I try to separate fiction from reality. I can enjoy any fiction and not get offended.

Some of you might find the "Riding to Heaven on a Mule" from Wonder Bar (1934) to be offensive



This was just before the Hays Code was enforced. The funny thing is that the Hays Code would have eliminated a lot of the other parts of the movie as being offensive (e.g., references to homosexuality), but not the blackface bit. Now, the blackface bit would be denounced as offensive, but the other jokes in the movie would be considered perfectly acceptable.