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**doctorzlo** · 06-11-2010, 08:14 PM

Politically correct means you don't offend any parties. what is this abusing believers, and calling it politically correct?

Any film that degrades women in any context (be it bar dances etc) is immediately politically incorrect. so goodbye to all MGR movies.

Only if the movie is not offensive to culture, religion, race, disability, occupation, gender, sexual orientation, age, etc etc, can it ever be considered to be politically correct.

I don't think there is any movie other than Mozhi that fits these criteria.

While taking on a subject of a woman with a disability, it did not focus on that. It was not even patronising, and thats why my conclusion.

06-11-2010, 08:14 PM	#18
doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	Politically correct means you don't offend any parties. what is this abusing believers, and calling it politically correct? Any film that degrades women in any context (be it bar dances etc) is immediately politically incorrect. so goodbye to all MGR movies. Only if the movie is not offensive to culture, religion, race, disability, occupation, gender, sexual orientation, age, etc etc, can it ever be considered to be politically correct. I don't think there is any movie other than Mozhi that fits these criteria. While taking on a subject of a woman with a disability, it did not focus on that. It was not even patronising, and thats why my conclusion.
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