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Originally Posted by Fareham_Bee
I agree it is stupid when someone gets shot and they fly across the room, I don't particularly like that kind of film to be honest, I like realism and gritty realism at that. You can't tell me Nil By Mouth would have had half it's realistic atmosphere if they'd not spoken how they did? Have you not thought the people they are portraying haven't got the imagination to use "more appropriate" words?
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I'm afraid I have never seen
'Nil By Mouth' - though I have heard of the movie. Gritty Realism is something I try to avoid in cinema... I don't have much of a taste for it. I can admire a movie like
'Kes' for instance, but not find it particularly entertaining to watch. I prefer escapism... but by that I don't mean just trash movies... though I admit I often enjoy them also
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Originally Posted by Fareham_Bee
BTW I agree with prewatershed being tightened up. After the watershed though I feel it is down to the parents to act rather than having someone complain about her ten year old suffering sex scenes at ten thirty.
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I totally agree. I'm opposed to unreasonable censorship (I support the continued illegality of certain sick movies which show certain real acts and the such like), but I support the watershed, and media classification/advisory certification and wish it would be strengthened... especially regarding adverts for which no warning/advice is ever given.
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Originally Posted by Fareham_Bee
And I have a son with Aspergers, as do I just not as far along the spectrum, You'll understand why I don't let go of an arguement when I tell you this then  Maybe they will have to put two versions on dvds in future, one original and one censored?
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My two children and myself are High Functioning Autistics... quite similar to folk with Asperger's Syndrome... but different in the minute details. For instance, my two and I all had significant speech development delay... many Doctor's will not diagnose Asperger's where such is present (though many also would). Thus my children and I are diagnosed as having Autistic Spectrum Disorders and functioning in the high range.
When were you and your son diagnosed? I was undiagnosed until 2002, though from a child they knew something was afoot (school had me sent to a shrink), they never found out what. I am so relieved that my children have a chance not to be as misunderstood as I have been through most of my life - My eldest is statemented, and the youngest will be shortly and they both have one-to-ones.
I certainly understand the difficulty in letting go of an argument... it is so very very difficult... we're like little bulldogs once we get our teeth into something - lol. Its always getting me into grief. That and the Pedantry and the Prosopagnosia and the Autistic Inertia are, I think the biggest pains... however I quite like the Tangent Thinking, Hyper Senses, and walking Encyclopedia aspects - lol. Since I have RA, my Autistic Hypo-sensitivity to pain is handy also.
Lovely to have found a fellow Autistic here, Bee.