Controversial Movies – Episode 47
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Get ready to be shocked and shocked again! This week, Brian, John, and Elaine are entering the world of the most controversial movies to come out of Hollywood. What makes a movie controversial? As the audience are we drawn more to a movie or repelled when a film deals with controversial subject matter? Are these movies just for shock value or do they serve a higher purpose in the world of cinema? These questions and more will be answered as we dive into the cesspool of controversial movies.
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