Holy *beep* Have you seen the trailer??

Sorry, not you ddx-5, I was talking to the original poster...

" As the trailer progressed, we found out how incredibly RAUNCHY and PORN-LIKE the TRAILER was! I actually had to close the window as soon as we saw the first bit of nudity."

Why? Is nudity something lethal? Will you or your children DIE if you see some BREASTS???

"We see two of the characters in the doggystyle position (with the female's rear end clearly visible), we see bare breasts in two different scenes, and we see a full-out naked orgy with nothing left behind."

There's no orgy in the film or the trailer. Nothing "porn-like"... Have you EVER seen porn? Les Infidèles is a brilliant sketch comedy about infidelity, inspired by the Italian comedies from the seventies (films by Dino Risi for instance). Of course they have some sex scenes in it! How do you make a film called "Les Infidèles", about infidelity and not have sex in it?... I despise those notions of "PG-13" and the fact that it's a whole story when an actress like Jennifer Aniston is supposed to be naked (but ultimately isn't) in one of her movies or the whole Janet Jackson "Nipplegate".

Who doesn't like breasts?

I've never understood America's problems with onscreen nudity and the childlike ways it deals with the subject. Nudity won't kill you. Violence and voting for right-wing idiots will.

No. I don't think we're properly communicating. I don't think the internet should be censored. I just think there should be some sort of warning to let people know that there's going to be nudity or violence, etc. in the trailer they're about to see.

I also never said I supported graphic violence in films. I originally saw that Mortal Kombat clip on The Daily Show, and I was utterly disgusted. It's unbelievable that something which glorifies the destruction of humans is so much more available to kids than something which glorifies making humans. Again (and I can't stress this enough), I don't find sex taboo when it's being talked about around teenagers or adults. The act of seeing it in action with family without warning though is a little shaking.

I'm not American, mind you.

I think what the OP's trying to say is it's more a matter of knowing up front what you're going to see. If it had had an NC-17 rating on it in the intro, he'd have watched it later, probably. It was certainly NSFW (which is where I opened it -- luckily my boss didn't see it).

I understand your argument, but I think you're overreacting to what the OP said (or intended to).

Old post I know just funny to see this still going on.

I'm in the US and one simple fact will make this situation make a lot more sense.

Something along the lines of 70%+ of the US is religious and or "Christian" in belief.

Only around 40%+ of the UK and it goes down considerably in most other European countries as well as in Asia.

Arguably the fact that within the confines of religious views, sex is considered sacred or private, it stands to reason a highly religious nation is going to find it objectionable in media.

However, keep in mind this is personal opinion, given the rather violent nature of religion as well as it's texts, it again stands to reason that a few centuries for the US to ingrain that violence is ok means it's viewed less harshly.

Just my .02