rape scene?
i watched this on tv so the rape scene must have been censored. can anyone tell me who raped who??
sharethe three girls have their drinks spiked when celebrating having finished their training (in this room with a long table) then suddenly a group of guys are brought in to rape them on the table.. its quite strong but not graphic
I'm the priest god never paid
that scene disgusts me.
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It's supposed to disgust you, that's the point. It's like icing on the cake - after all the *beep* that has been dumped on them, they then have to lose their virginity to random, unknown men aswell.
P.S. The grammer and layout of your signature is all wrong. Just thought that considering what you're quoting from the bible, you might as well do it right.
Go to the loo, 'cause all the *beep* is coming out your mouth instead of your a-hole...
you said the grammer and layout of my signature is wrong, how?
on another forum(stargate sg1) there was person there that happen to have greatly enjoyed it the way it is
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1. You should leave a space between my signature and if your
2. It is not "your doing good", but "you're doing good" - apostrophe for "you are"
3. If, being the beginning of a sentence, should probably have a capital letter
4. Peter, being a name, should definitely start with a capital letter
That's all I can spot at first glance, but it's a start, right? I wasn’t dissing the quote, just commenting, is all.
Go to the loo, 'cause all the *beep* is coming out your mouth instead of your a-hole...
i fixed what i can, but there is a 100 character limit.
thank you for your advice on fixing it
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Why do all the english lit professors come on imdb?
shareLmao, biggest correction fail ever
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the reason they got raped was beacuse Madam M ( right?) said that they have to please a man no matter how vital.
shareyes, and not to mention the fact that they were most likely virgins, being kidnapped around 12. this scene wasn't completely necessary. I could see if it was in "the book". I completely understand the idea, but they didnt NEED to put it in, but it still fit
on the plus side it wasnt too graphic or distasteful(yes i understand the whole idea is distasteful and am not condoning any of it, but it could have been a lot more graphic and ruined the movie) :)
Its a common complaint I hear from people who've seen this movie and I agree with them. They didn't need to do that scene in the way it was shown. They could have faded it out sooner or whatever.
I don't think it harmed my enjoyment of the movie too much though.
Next time I watch it I'll skip the scene though.
Are you a movie director ?
I mean..., this kind of comments are very strange, how can someone watch a movie and think that a job done by an artist should be the way I ( do not ) want to see ?
Skip the chapter, what about skip life ?
I'm just stating my opinion man. This is what these message boards are for you know.
Did you enjoy the scene?
I think it fitted the context. But I think one cannot compare a movie scene to a wonderfull sunset, I mean does someone like seeing millions of people beeing killed for beeing jew in "Schindler's List"; or a guy puting a bullet in someone's brain in "<zillions of movies>", I guess not the act, but I would never be so pretentious to say a sceene shouldn't exist so I could be happier. Anyway, just my point of view, I suppose I over-respect the artists.
shareI see what you mean. I just felt the scene was out of context with the rest of the film really. Overall I felt the film was quite light hearted despite the strong violence, which is often surreal and escapist as often is the case in martial arts movies.
I agree with your statement about Schindlers List. Indeed no one enjoys seeing the true atrocities shown in the film, but there it is a vital part in telling a very serious story.
I don't think the rape scene in Naked Weapon was absolutely unnecessary, I just think it could have been handled better. But, as I've said already this is just my opinion.
I don't mean to offend anyone here, but I think most of this moralizing is somewhat illogical. This movie is not a work of art. It exists for only one reason and that is to make money. To accomplish that goal, it uses the two most reliable money makers, sex and violence. What I don't understand is why people who are disgusted by a rape scene are watching this movie to begin with? There are lots of better movies that do not have rape scenes. If you are making a moral point, this is a very week vessel on which to place so weighty a matter. I could understand complaining about a rape scene if it existed in a movie like Lilo and Stitch, (for example). I have not seen this movie, and I may never see it, But if I don't see it, it will not be because I might be disgusted by a rape scene in a movie that is based on sex and violence. If I do see it, I won't be expecting much in the way of art or ethical insight.
shareuntil i saw that disgusting scene, i didnt know it had that in there, then i changed the channel.
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Sounds like you didn't know what you were getting into when you started to watch the movie. Here are some tips so as not to repeat an unpleasent experience. You probably don't know that rape is a fairly common theme in Asian movies. It is often the reason for the hero's revenge or some other motivating factor. I am not Asian so I can not explain the popularity of rape in their entertainment media, but it is much more frequent than in the West. The rape scenes are usually obviously simulated, so there may be some concept of playing with a dangerous act that accounts for its popularity. Just a guess. Of course, not all Asians love rape and so on, but it is more prevelent. When you see an Asian movie that has a woman action hero, or has title like "Naked Weapon", which speaks of sex (naked) and violence (weapon) then there is a high probability that there may be a rape scene in it. My reccomendation is that you avoid such films.
share"Sounds like you didn't know what you were getting into when you started to watch the movie. Here are some tips so as not to repeat an unpleasent experience. You probably don't know that rape is a fairly common theme in Asian movies"
your right, i didnt know that was a factor in some asian movies.
"When you see an Asian movie that has a woman action hero, or has title like "Naked Weapon", ...." i thought it was something like a naked gun movie, one of those silly types, i make a point of not wanting to see nudity in movies, i think seeing filth in them ruins them
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But Leslie Neilsen wasn't on the cover!
Seriously though, despite he whole premise of the film being ridiculous, the rape scene was pointless and unpleasant to watch.
One of Yuen's other movies 'Women on the Run' has a similar sequence where the heroine fights in the nude before being overwhelmed.
How is it that the heroines in both these movies who before and after destroy nearly everyone placed before them become the victims as soon as the bad guys unzip their pants?. I wouldn't say that rape is common in HK movies, but I have seen a couple where it is used to establish the lack of morality in a villain.
What annoyed me was in both movies, the rapists didn't get a beating.
They definitely deserved it more than the countless guards who get killed in these movies.
I wonder about whether people actually see half of a movie they're say they watched. The reason given by Madam M for the multiple rapes, was that they needed, as professional assassins, to feel that their sexuality was something that had no intrinsic moral value beyond it's application to the task at hand: killing the "target" after weakening him with sex. What's the problem people have with this? The reason was given, and it seems logical. The perpetrators were just doing a job, like the guards who were killed.
Why should every damn film have to peddle a "moral" perspective on everything??
Plus why all the sympathy for 3 murderesses?? They are cold killers. What about the people they killed? Isn't that a bit more important than their rape?
Nudity is not filth. We are born naked.
shareSo... the kidnapping was ok to watch, so were the numerous killings, including the killing of a little girl in cold blood... Those things didn't make you change the channel..... but (there is always a but) the rape scene did... you're sounding just like the people that sat on their comfy chairs with pop corn watching thousands die by the bombing on Iraq, but called the FCC cuz Jannet Jackson showed her breast on tv... just my apreciation based on the comments...
It is my humble opinion that the scene was very important in the movie. They were posing as prostitutes/dancers on their missions. The scene portrayed what was the climax of the torture-like training, preparing them for what lied ahead of them.
Again, this is my humble opinion. Sorry for my bad English.
i didnt recall the junk you mentioned. i dont remember watching much of it up to that point, the only thing i remember of it is that disgusting rape scene
someone for the love of god please show a little mercy and kill meshare
Lol. This scene is disgusting? This scene is funny as hell if you ask me. The high fives are the best.
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lol im asian... and i thyink that scene was a lil too much too
the reason they were raped was cuz so they arent virgins anymore, and thus dont have a 'clean' body no more. this way, they dont have to worry about losing their virginity while on teh job..
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That love making scene on the beach was, methink, the most unnecessary scene on the whole movie, giving the situation (Kat in danger).
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I'm Asian, and i kinda resent fred3f's remark about rape being a common/prevalent theme in Asian movies. I don't know how many you've watched with such a theme to warrant such an observation, but maybe it's just a similarity in your pick of movies alone, in which case it would be very unfair to pin such a generalization on all Asian movies. I also disagree. Western movies have their fair share of rape in them too. Off the top of my head - Dogville, The Accused, Irreversible, Julietta etc. There's more of course, but i'm just making a point here. Let's not generalize Asian cinema with such an unflattering label. It's not nice, and more importantly, it's not true.
shareit's the sort of thing to expect when watching action movies that have girls behind bars, being assassins and the like. this is the same with all countries... and all movies with naked in the title.
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The scene didn't make sense at all. Logically those girls should have been training on sex techniques much earlier than that seeing how it would be a vital skill for their assassin work. They get close to their target by disguising as a callgirl and have to provide real service to minimize the target's suspicion before killing him. Getting them introduced to sex on their 18th birthday after long years of intense training in all other fields(i.e. fighting, computer hacking, makeup) is kind of like putting the cart before the ox.
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