'Django Unchained' Draws Crowds and Controversy: Most Controversial Film of 2012?
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2012/12/28 16:00:00
SLIDESHOW: Most Controversial Movie of 2012?
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Innocence of Muslims
This film was screened exactly once, by its own director. It sparked outrage because of its depiction of the prophet Muhammad and his followers.
'Django Unchained' Draws Crowds and Controversy: Most Controversial Film of 2012?
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1,054 votes
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383 votes
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93 votes
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151 votes
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81 votes
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49 votes
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641 votes
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685 votes
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"Django Unchained," the latest film from visionary director Quentin Tarantino, has been delighting critics and audiences all over the country. However, some are not so happy with it. Director Spike Lee called it's depiction of slavery "disrespectful," and Slate described it as having a feeling of "vague moral unease."
Does this make it the most controversial film of 2012? Another big movie of the holiday season, "Zero Dark Thirty," came under fire for its depiction of torture, while "Cloud Atlas" was accused of containing "badly done yellowface" by the Media Network for Asian Americans thanks to its casting of white actors as Korean characters.
Other films were controversial because of Twitter beef. Samuel L. Jackson personally attached New York Times critic A.O. Scott on Twitter because of his review of "The Avengers" — which wasn't even very negative. And Kim Novak, who played the lead in "Vertigo," described the use of parts of that film's score in "The Artist" as "rape."
There were other, smaller controversial films. "2016: Obama's America" was the most successful documentary of 2012, but attitudes toward it changed after details emerged about the director's private life. And "The Innocence of Muslims" sparked outrage for depicting the prophet Mohammad (as well as being awful).
And then there's "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey." Many fans were incensed when they found out that the short book was to be made into three 180-minute movies.
Take a look at the slideshow and tell us: Which do you think was the year's most controversial movie?






















Its history and a reminder of how people talked and were treated back in the day and how far we've hopefully come as human beings.
In spite of the MILLIONS more that it made than any other documentary, it's not up for an Oscar.
Does this movie affect your life? No
It's no use arguing with a mule.
If you feel so strongly, go do something about it instead of whining like a fool here. Your life must be lacking, eh?
If you are so much in Denise over truth then you must be the one out of touch sweetie!! Lmao!!! Your the one looking like the fool when I am right, and the government has immprisoned the movie maker...did you even bother watching the trials or are you to busy bowing to obummer to look up and see the truth?