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I never saw any moral dilemma.

Posted by beach cruiser on January 31, 2018 at 11:37:33:
Just shows it takes all kinds of people to make a world.

The thought of bestiality never hit me, although in reflection, I am sure it was a big part of the concept.

I just saw a story of fiction, with events to advance the story , like flying people , time travel, guns with endless bullet supplies, that kind of stuff. I never thought to question the stories by applying the events to my reality, but in consideration, I see all comprehension is filtered through personal understandings.

I guess my approach exposes me as a lightweight, but I enjoy the films as well as any.

I am glad when I see a movie that sticks with a person, finding a quality of expression that lasts, and adds to happiness in later reflection. Like that art stuff everybody's talking about, this movie stuck with me.