o be more vulgar and frank than its predecessor merely to gain attention and snag more viewers. One problem with these movies being so frank and vulgar in present times is that they fail to mention that all of this casual sex could lead to someone getting a STD or aids.In the eighties aids was not as big of a problem that it is now. So it was all right to show movies that had sexual frankness and vulgarities because if a person was to be sexually active in that time they did not have to worry as much about aids as one would today. Now that aids is at such a high level of concern not only young people but every sexually active person would agree that it is not wise to portray sex so casually on film as they do.The movie is full of sexual connotations and sexual innuendo. If seeing this movie with a parent or relative or perhaps even a member of the opposite sex, in some situations, would cause me to feel uncomfortable around them. I dont know why but for some reason I think I would feel uncomfortable watching a guy stick his little man in an apple pie with my grandmother sitting next to me. Or watching a guy go down on a girl, or hear about a girl stick a musical instrument in her vagina at band camp. I dont know why but I dont think my grandmother would be cool with that. She would probably have the same feelings about his movie that Rattaya Nimibutr of The Daily Cougar did in their July 7 issue. The movie bounces back and forth between just-for-shock value, toilet humor and simple teen elements. Nothing more, nothing less. Even despite all of this movies problems that many parents and critics happily point out there are many good parts.With the main point of the movie clearly being sex they do a good job of showing that safe sex is the way to go. A scene in the movie shows all of the guys standing in a circle passing condoms out to everyone. So the movie did make an attempt to show that means of safe sex are needed. The m...
