First of, this movie is seriously freaking awesome. I loved the first and the sequel is even better.
But the last part when he resurrect his dead girlfriend and have sex with her was......... troubling to say the least.
Whaaat? That was clearly a romantic and tender moment rivaling the best scenes from The Notebook, Dirty Dancing and Love Actually.
shareOf course it was! That was the point.
shareIt's one of the only times in cinematic history where necrophilia is seen as a good thing. The only other time you see outright necrophilia is in "The Walking Dead." But of course that's if you read the comics.
I'm just curious if oral sex was out of the question.
I got all the comics and i don't remember having seen any necrophilia.. Care to elaborate?
shareThe Governor makes out with his dead daughter.
shareThat happens!? Playing tonsil-hockey with a ravenous killing machine is a pretty ballsy move, even for the governor
shareThe Governor rips out all her teeth before French kissing her.
The Kiss:
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The Governor in the comics is NOTHING like the Governor in the TV series. The comic Governor is a psychopath who murdered his brother in order to take command of the city. Yeah, the TV series never mentions anything about his past.
Wow. The walking dead comic sounds despicable, disgraceful and morally objectionable...I might need to start reading it!
shareThere be spoilers here!!
Actually, it was their friend Nick who shoots Philip as he was trying to stop Philip from raping a girl and Brian shoots & kills Nick. As Philip lays dying in Brian's arms, his mind finally snaps and he "becomes" Philip. Brian Never shot Philip to take over a town or anything else, he worshiped him.
I've read both the books & comics, what you're saying didn't happen.
But one thing's definitely correct; the Philip in the books is absolutely Nothing like the guy on the tv show, which is a shame because it (the show) weakened the character. IMHO anyway...
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I honestly found it pretty beautiful.
It's the best way the movie could end, in my opinion.
An extra plus for the return of the sidekick zombie as well.
It's clearly a homage to Titanic.
Nothing disturbing in it. Funny as hell.
it also happens to be obviously consentual as well..nothing wrong here, move along folks. lol
This is why the movie has an age restriction. Ask your parents to teach you about it then you could avoid further awkward moments.
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