'Which one do you want me to stick in you?'
I felt pretty guilty for laughing at that bit. Does anyone know if that's from a real film or not? And if so...what film?
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Yes I wondered about this too. It definitely had the feel that it was a genuine movie this monster was watching and that some viewers should get the reference.
And what seemed like a blackly humourous scene that the paedophile was watching - with him laughing as he no doubt decided to re-enact it with the young boy - had the chilling pay-off with the boy choosing the knife.
That was the funniest part: just imagine how poor Michael felt. It was like he was trying to tell a joke, and the kid's answer was that it's funny like a piece of rotten crap.
shareI felt kind of ill at how blackly funny the boy's indifferent response of "the knife" was. On one hand it's horrifying but the fact that Michael got so psyched to try that line and then meekly sits down afterwards was kind of funny too.
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Are you serious, a sausage? That was definitely his dick in normal condition, judging from any man's experience pulling out out his dick to pee.
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If he did use a dildo, then he could just use an erect one to signify the "stick" instead of a limp one. Perhaps it is liberal in Austria to expose genitals in films.
shareIt was his real penis, but there was a split screen used so IRL, Michael pulled out his penis to an empty chair, then the kid sat looking at an empty chair and said "The knife," and then they spliced it together. No harm to child actor.
I didn't find the scene funny at all, especially the way Wolfgang gave his response. But that said, I know there is supposed to be a lot of dark humor in the film. I was too depressed for it.
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shareWell, if we're going to devolve into black humor, we could also mention that Wolfgang didn't even bother to look at "poor Michael's" exposed penis.
What a little *beep* Very bad audience.
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At this point, I should point out that I strongly disapprove of Michael's actions in this film. Black humor exists for a reason. Ask any coroner.
the chilling pay-off with the boy choosing the knifeAnd, unlike the female we hear in the film, the boy has no reaction to Michael's behaviour or his question. No screams or discomfort.
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