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Re: Marshmallow (2025) 🤮👎

Posted by Manstuprator on 2025-June-23 11:54:18, Monday
In reply to Marshmallow (2025) ⭐⭐⭐☆ posted by Errant on 2025-June-23 05:36:50, Monday

I'm not a prude when it comes to suffering and violence. I've read numerous books about the holocaust, listened to survivors accounts, and even had a relative with a number tattooed on his arm. I've read about the Armenians, the hutus and the tutsis, and about many other horrors that humans perpetrate on other humans.

That stuff is/was real. It serves to teach important lessons.

I've read about the purpose that "horror movies" serve in the human psyche. I've read about why people "enjoy" amusement park rides which simulate death-defying situations.

You're a bright guy. Maybe smarter than me. And, despite my problems posting with no grammatical errors--due to rephrasing at the last minute without checking one last time for consistency, and also the influence that extreme sleep deprivation for the past several months has had on me, I still think that I'm not such a dummy.

So. Several questions.

What value do you feel that film has? How does it enhance someones experience of reality? How do the scenes depicted affect positively a persons mental health? What is that movie good for except as an example of the type of movies containing gratuitous images of blood, gore, guts and terror that are not essential--or even valuable--to expose people to?

I've begun to wonder about you, too. Do scenes of children suffering unimaginable horrors somehow excite you? Are you another Robin Sharpe?

Really, I'd like to hear your reasoned response to the above questions. Perhaps I've been missing something important about the human condition--or about "BoyLove"--that I should be aware of?

M.
That, and other films in that genre, are not what I call "entertaining". Or educational. I could have gone the rest of my life without seeing that film, and I think my life would have been better for it. The technology discussed is interesting, but the whole idea of a huge conspiracy to replace dead kids is not very convincing. Neither are the surgical procedures to compensate for a lack of normal growth believable.


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