It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Zombie movies. I have been a connoisseur of the Z genre for a long time (puts on hipster glasses) before it was cool. Well, with any movie genre there comes instant classics- Zombieland, and flops- Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption. It’s in the latter film, that I heard THE MOST offensive line I can remember from any movie. It was so offensive that I immediately turned off the film. I refuse to watch the rest of it in all of its B film glory.
Trust me when I say, I do not offend easily. I have VERY thick skin when it comes to offensive stuff in movies. However, this movie was over the line, even for the villain to say it.
But, before I reveal the line that had me guessing what kind of descent writer would actually put that kind of ink to paper, I want to know your experience in the cinema world.
In the comment section below write the name of the movie title and line that offended you so much you couldn’t watch it anymore, if you have one.
(If there are tons of swear words write them with symbols- a$$, f–k, Sh!t…..you get the idea. I don’t want my blog to be marked as “adult content”.)
I look forward to your responses.
-jpserrano
People, I really want to know what is the most offensive line you can remember from a movie. Leave a comment with the line and the movie title.
Borat…just the whole movie is horrible!! Well i’ve never watched the whole thing..I couldn’t make it past 20min.
Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption, “When I want your opinion, I’ll rape it out of you.”
Why would that line be offensive to you? Were you raped in the past? I actually burst out laughing when i heard him say that while he was squeeing a fake lizard thing. The whole scene was just so awesomely cheesy and bad.
Thank God I have never been raped.
I agree the scene was “awesomely cheesy and bad.” It was offensive exactly because of how cheesy and bad the scene was. It was using such a serious topic like rape as a throw away laugh, when really rape is no laughing matter. Rape is evil, violating, and should NEVER be joked about. It was offensive because men use lines like this in movies in conversation as jokes because it has become acceptable to joke about it.
One need not experience something personally to be offended by it.