Mummy_of_Peanut wrote:
League_Girl wrote:
I once got upset in a movie where these bullies tied their victim's dog in a bag and set it on fire and they did it in front of their victim and held onto him so he couldn't rescue his dog. But the good news is there really was no dog and it was all fake and an act because no way would the movie company actually have these kids set a real animal on fire. But I wonder if they actually had the dog tied in that bag or did they put something in there to make the bag move and used sound effects to make dog sounds for the part? It's also consider abuse to tie an animal in something. I wouldn't have guessed.
The film is 'The Butterfly Effect'. I love that film, but that scene makes me feel ill, even though it has a 'no animals were harmed' disclaimer.
the reason these things work and are made is excactly because they make people feel ill
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