I've yet to see this movie, but one of my co-workers did and all he's mentioned about it is how it's an awesome non stop party. So after reading this I can't help but think that this is what a lot, if not most people will take away from the movie. It's really hard to imagine that no one involved in this film saw how showing this kind of thing without showing any negative consequences would promote how awesome the behavior is instead of how horrible.
And it is questionable why such a respected filmmaker would not want to do a new take on such a story. It would be amazing for once to see this kind of tale told from the woman's perspective.
I've yet to see this movie, but one of my co-workers did and all he's mentioned about it is how it's an awesome non stop party. So after reading this I can't help but think that this is what a lot, if not most people will take away from the movie. It's really hard to imagine that no one involved in this film saw how showing this kind of thing without showing any negative consequences would promote how awesome the behavior is instead of how horrible.
And it is questionable why such a respected filmmaker would not want to do a new take on such a story. It would be amazing for once to see this kind of tale told from the woman's perspective.