lookwhaticando Posted 3 July 2007 Posted 3 July 2007 ** Disclaimer: the BBC deemed this video linkable, so I shall link it too. Although I wouldn't recommend viewing it at work! ** Film lovers will love this (probably NSFW link). The European Union has launched itself a channel on YouTube - called EUtube (get it?) It's caused quite a stir. Since the 15th of June - little over two weeks ago - this clip in particular has attracted over 120,00 views. The 44 second video in question contains several sex scenes from European cinema. Some people think it's a great way of promoting European cinema, while others thing that it should just be considered "soft porn" and is actually an immoral way of promoting Europe (a Polish complaint, as it features two blokes in one scene). "They do have an image problem but I think cobbling together 44 seconds of soft porn on the internet is not a brilliant way of solving it". The pièce de résistance has to be the tag line for the film, keeping the context in mind: "Let's come together" I think to call it "immoral" was a bit of a stretch, but such subject matter often evoke some strong opinions from people.
Finnegan Posted 3 July 2007 Posted 3 July 2007 I love the fact that they have to use sex to advertise European cinema 'cos there really ISN'T much else to it. Genius.
The People's Hero Posted 3 July 2007 Posted 3 July 2007 <sick joke> I didn't understand the Polish for 'no'. </sick joke>
Geo V Posted 3 July 2007 Posted 3 July 2007 What was Vanessa Feltz doing in this vid halfway through? BTW it didnt show fook all anyway and there are plenty of free sites that kids end up watching full blown filth anyway. I disagree with all this disgusted porn as too much makes you go blind. I fookin hate brail keyboards.
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