Actor Michael Fassbender (best known as Magneto in X Men: First Class), who is quickly on the rise to becoming a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood and is among GQ's Men of the Year opened up about his new movie Shame, which received an NC-17 rating due to his full-frontal nude scene. In the film Fassbender plays a sex addict.
Here's what he told GQ about the ridiculous rating:
"Half of us have a penis and the other half have probably seen one, and so why should it be more normal to, like, chop people's heads off and shoot people? Does that mean that that's more acceptable or closer to us as human beings?"
I don't get the hypoctisy of our uptight, sexually shamed community where male genitals are still looked at as taboo but it's ok to exploit women on a daily basis. Flash your boobs and snatch in a movie and you get an R. You see a cock for two seconds and you're slapped with an NC-17. It's ridiculous and hypocritical that we can accept violence in our culture, but sex is looked at as something to be ashamed of. I blame this shame we're raised to feel on Christianity.
Check out the trailer for Shame below...
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