Are there things in Grease that are not acceptable today? Yes. Do I still love that movie and know every word? Also yes

Is that Martine McCutcheon? She's beautiful.

It was supposed to be cringy then as well?

Yeah reminded me of revenge of the nerds, also gross behavior

Date rap‍e. Use the correct words, damn it.

This is one of my favourite films, but his scenes always ruin it for me. Like why did they do this??

Just cuz it's a man getting raped instead of a woman doesn't make it funny.

Ohhhh yeah! There’s a reason you see White Christmas on cable every December but not Holiday Inn. Remember watching it as a kid (back in the ‘80s) & thinking “WTF is this?!”

Why would reversing the genders be worse? It's completely disgusting no matter what adult is making out with what child.

I guess OP didn't realize that the movie is actually a version of the rape of the Sabines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rape_of_the_Sabine_Women#Adaptations

There’s a name for that, it’s called “R@pe by Deception”. Not to mention the sceneswhere those gosh-darn wacky nerds put hidden cameras in the girls’ house and watch them naked (oh, and one of the nerds is 12 years old), or put the nude pictures of Betty at the bottom of the pie. Comedy!

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Or... Hear me out... The worse aspect of 'whitefacing'...

I saw it when I was a kid in the 1950s. I knew nothing about stereotypes, but - even though this was my favorite movie - something inside me said the equivalent of "Really?" I suspect that what my parents had told me about prejudice against black skins told me it applied to red ones too.

Ngl, there were times in those early Bond movies when I almost wanted the bad guy to win lol

And he gets mad when he finds out she’s an adult!!

To be fair, this movie was considered problematic and poorly executed when it was released. It pretty much destroyed C. Thomas Howell's career

My ex tried that one on thinking it was sexy. It went over about as well as you would expect.

Look at it this way. Rachel is a Replicant, an artificial person. In their society, that's the same as owning a sex doll. She isn't human, therefore she has no rights. Deckard can do whatever he wants with her. Technically, it is not assault.

The point of that scene is to highlight that despite his attraction to her Deckard doesn't consider replicants to be full humans... So he ignores her basic rights to get what he desires... His attitude changes by the film's end after his run in with Hauer's character

This, to me, is a perfect example of why we shouldn't necessarily hold media and art to some arbitrary purity test. Set you own boundaries but to me It doesn't have to be an "all or nothing" situation. Blade Runner is a masterpiece and this is easily the worst part of it. I think "of the time" does excuse some things but ultimately this is a small, terrible part of a great whole. None of us are perfect, I'm sure especially so when we were younger or even just several years ago.

Does Deckard dream of electric wolves?

I think some people are missing the point...here, Deckard isn't acting towards her the way he would a human woman, he is having trouble seeing her as 100% real or 100%replicant, so his behavior matches that confusion. Is he acting inappropriately, I feel that way when I watch it but I try to keep the context straight... his character is not sure of how to act and so it comes across as wrong to the viewers, myself included. I think he is ultimately confused by his attraction to her and the part of him that is repulsed by replicants (and partially his attraction) makes him behave that way towards Rachael.

Don't touch my favorite movie ever made (next to The Third Man)!!!!

What baffles me is that they had an actual person with dwarfism, Peter Dinklange, playing a supporting role in this film, who could have played the main role instead.

Did you know it was actually based on a book? I didn't. It's called Madame Doubtfire and the plot is pretty much the same. I don't remember if it's the same in the movie because I haven't seen the thing in about 25 years, but at the end Daniel gets busted and realises what a selfish a*****e he's been and that he needs to change his ways and stop being unfair to his ex by ignoring her valid criticisms of what an irresponsible slob he is.

Wtf 😳 glad I never saw this movie.

The scene where he decides not to and his shoulder devil calls him a f@***t?

The dog was an accident

Personally i still find this movie funny. Im part of the LGBTQ+ community and i see it as a point in history but that doesnt mean i cant enjoy it now. Personally i dont find it offensive, the same way i dont find gay jokes offensive. If you dont like it then dont watch.

We didn’t see the same movie then, because she’s making the decision, not him. she makes it clear that she wants to be with him as he pushes her away