It's a 2008 movie that I rented from Netflix. Apparently, I'd liked similar movies so it popped up in my recommendations. I added it to the queue a long time ago and it popped up around Minicon.
I fully understand your position, though I tend to err on the side of free speech, but I don't think you have much to worry about. It's not in any reputable theaters, and it's in no danger of becoming a cult classic. It's just a bad movie that sunk into DVD release almost instantaneously. Some people liked it (Roger Ebert gave it four stars out of five). The song works in the context of the plot, forcing some of the characters to come to grips with their past, but it's not representative of the movie and goes by quick to get to "Rock Me Sexy Jesus".
Avoidance will probably hurt the movie more than picketing.
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I fully understand your position, though I tend to err on the side of free speech, but I don't think you have much to worry about. It's not in any reputable theaters, and it's in no danger of becoming a cult classic. It's just a bad movie that sunk into DVD release almost instantaneously. Some people liked it (Roger Ebert gave it four stars out of five). The song works in the context of the plot, forcing some of the characters to come to grips with their past, but it's not representative of the movie and goes by quick to get to "Rock Me Sexy Jesus".
Avoidance will probably hurt the movie more than picketing.