I guess I didn’t realize you meant financially support. Because I could personally support the making of slasher films, for instance, in that I feel people have the right to make them, but I personally would not pay to see them or financially support them in any way, because I don’t think most of them are well made.

I see it as if I support a film with that raunchiness, then the studio will be convinced to make more films the same way since it was a box office success. And I wouldn’t want that. But that’s just me.

I’d like to know what you meant by that further. I don’t approve of murder, for instance, but I wouldn’t suggest that a film about the Mafia should be about a group of friendly guys who run an honest business together.

But then it’s all about the context for me. I wouldn’t recommend revenge killing for instance, but that doesn’t change the fact that Django Unchained is a damn fun movie to watch and it does what it’s trying to do very well.

I believe true maturity is found in films like A Man for all Seasons or The Winslow Boy – films that are definitely not for kids, but are still completely appropriate for them.

Yulgth, I hope not. Not ones like this anyway.

No that very much defines Hollywood, thing is sometimes there is a hint of brilliance within that swearing, which I can appreciate, but that youthfulness can be a bit much when aimed poorly.

Oh absolutely, I do think there will be more eventually, but in terms of how long it takes, I think it will speed up once you get one that succeeds big time. As I brought up before, Fritz the Cat was a success back when it was released, which did result in a few more “adult cartoons” for the years that followed, it’s just that those films did come to an end a few years after once they weren’t succeeding as often. I do agree that stigma comes from older generations (largely the 50’s and 60’s kids, er now very much adults) but it won’t go away so easily, while you and I may love animation regardless of age, there are plenty more who still view animation as kids only, with their exceptions being nostalgic films, would a large majority of the people watching FINDING DORY watch something like STORKS by themselves? Probably not, DORY is being watched by a lot of adults because Pixar is a respectable enough brand for some, while also being the sequel to something many grew up on. Anyway thanks for reading 🙂

Oh that would be cruel!

If someone doesn’t understand the political commentary in the politics ones listed, they are absolute fools. Grave of the Fireflies is about the bombing of Japan for God’s sake.

haha or you could watch Perfect Blue which is definitely “adult”.