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> non-consensual sex scene In Blade Runner? I don't recall that... don't they kiss, and then it cuts to next scene. They still have their clothes on, standing

> non-consensual sex scene In Blade Runner? I don't recall that... don't they kiss, and then it cuts to next scene. They still have their clothes on, standing by the door!

kennywinker 4y ago
You can watch it if you’ve got the stomach for it https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IjO8wsjPqbg https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IjO8wsjPqbg It’s… unpleasant, at best. But you’re right it’s not exactly a “sex” scene, since any sex is implied
- exodust 4y ago
  She says "put your hands on me" at the end of the scene. Her words. He didn't tell her to say that. They proceed to kiss each other, and consensual sex is then implied.
  - kennywinker 4y ago
    You’re telling me about yourself right now, not about the movie.
    - exodust 4y ago
      Do you also have moral dilemmas about the violent shootings, murder and other nasty things the fictional characters get up to? Or is it just the kiss that rattled you?
      - kennywinker 4y ago
        When a movie is presenting coercive behavior as good, yes it does bother me. Yes within the story his behavior is validated - it was what she needed blah blah blah. That’s fine. But how many people were assaulted by men thinking they were deckard? It’s not zero
        exodust 4y ago
        > how many people were assaulted by men thinking they were deckard? It’s not zero It's zero. Why aren't you getting your moral radar in a spin about the numerous violent and aggressive scenes in this or any movie? The real world has a huge problem with violence and guns after all. I presume you eat popcorn as people or replicants are shot and killed on screen, or when poetic, philosophical replicants crush the skulls of their maker humans.... but draw the line at a coercive kiss? That's when you put the popcorn down? Fiction movies are not real-life benchmarks or instruction manuals for life. Characters are flawed, scenes shocking, stories twisted. Deckard is not Dr Richard Kimble. Deckard is a "killing machine" in a dark sci-fi movie. His pre-kiss tantrum was him as Mr Nice Guy relative to his other actions.
        kennywinker 4y ago
        It’s not zero. Ask a woman. Done talking about it. Have a nice day.

> non-consensual sex scene In Blade Runner? I don't recall that... don't they kiss, and then it cuts to next scene. They still have their clothes on, standing by the door!

kennywinker 4y ago

You can watch it if you’ve got the stomach for it https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IjO8wsjPqbg https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IjO8wsjPqbg It’s… unpleasant, at best. But you’re right it’s not exactly a “sex” scene, since any sex is implied

exodust 4y ago
She says "put your hands on me" at the end of the scene. Her words. He didn't tell her to say that. They proceed to kiss each other, and consensual sex is then implied.
- kennywinker 4y ago
  You’re telling me about yourself right now, not about the movie.
  - exodust 4y ago
    Do you also have moral dilemmas about the violent shootings, murder and other nasty things the fictional characters get up to? Or is it just the kiss that rattled you?
    - kennywinker 4y ago
      When a movie is presenting coercive behavior as good, yes it does bother me. Yes within the story his behavior is validated - it was what she needed blah blah blah. That’s fine. But how many people were assaulted by men thinking they were deckard? It’s not zero
      - exodust 4y ago
        > how many people were assaulted by men thinking they were deckard? It’s not zero It's zero. Why aren't you getting your moral radar in a spin about the numerous violent and aggressive scenes in this or any movie? The real world has a huge problem with violence and guns after all. I presume you eat popcorn as people or replicants are shot and killed on screen, or when poetic, philosophical replicants crush the skulls of their maker humans.... but draw the line at a coercive kiss? That's when you put the popcorn down? Fiction movies are not real-life benchmarks or instruction manuals for life. Characters are flawed, scenes shocking, stories twisted. Deckard is not Dr Richard Kimble. Deckard is a "killing machine" in a dark sci-fi movie. His pre-kiss tantrum was him as Mr Nice Guy relative to his other actions.
        kennywinker 4y ago
        It’s not zero. Ask a woman. Done talking about it. Have a nice day.