who thought that it was hilarious that after watching that woman kill and skin that rabbit the end of the movie said that she wanted to get her degree as a vet?t The first time I watched the movie I was in a class and the whole class cracked up!
Honestly I thought it was a rather disturbing sight to watch, and sort of irrelevant to the film. It did show what some people resorted to, so I suppose it is an acceptable scene, but it is something that I wouldn't want to see in too many films.
And yes, I agree with whoever said that by her skinning rabbits she would make a very good vet. First hand experience taken to the max.
My guess is Michael was kind of squeemish about the whole thing too. Listening to the audio my guess is that he's as far away as possible from what she's doing as opposed to his normal "hey look at me"
Me, I grew up near farms in middle-sweden. I have been around slaughterings and helped out at them too as I moved with my parents to my grandparents farm. So the slaughtering, the skinning, the gutting wasn't disturbing at all. It's just something you have to do. And also, I have always regarded the killing of animals for meat to be the best reason to kill them, second, maybe fur, lastly is to just kill them and let rot, that my friends, is disturbing!
I also remembered a part of the book Stupid White Men where Moore talks about the sequence and his chock that the school-children where so traumatized by the footage of the killing, skinning and gutting of the little cuddly white rabbit while at the same time showed almost no reaction to all of the other miseries and especially the black woman screaming for help for her baby that was gunned down... what to make of that? I don't know, I'm gonna eat some of the meat in the freezer that I know the name of the cow it came from. And yes, I did like this cow, "Tora", but that's the facts of life, and at least she wasn't killed without purpose. Cherioh mates!
The part where she announced she was a vet was hilarious. The rabbit stripping scene was horrifying, though. I'm not even a vegetarian, and I was creeped out by it. After watching that scene, I can understand why people would be vegetarians. If I was forced to have to kill animals myself to make food, I'd become one myself.
LOL, I wonder if the people who were disturbed by this were locked up with nothing but a live rabbit, a butcher knife and a oven, if they'd be too disturbed to save themselves.