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Post by egon1982 on Aug 7, 2019 12:16:31 GMT
Who else thought she was a demented bitch even when abusing her son and calling him stupid for being a dropout and all even for having sex with other people? was she into incest or what?
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Post by vegalyra on Aug 7, 2019 12:44:36 GMT
I think this has been brought up before in another thread, but I just assumed she was a control freak and unhappy with her life. If you notice, the father is emasculated and abused emotionally as well. I don't think she wanted to have sex with her son, but she didn't appreciate her son having sexual relations with girls in her house and didn't like the direction his life was going. In the original script she was supposed to have an off screen death that would have been mentioned in a conversation (I believe it was a car wreck).
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Post by anthonyrocks on Aug 7, 2019 13:07:02 GMT
Who else thought she was a demented bitch even when abusing her son and calling him stupid for being a dropout and all even for having sex with other people? was she into incest or what? That may be 1 of those types of questions that we all may just be much happier not really knowing the answer for it.
Of course having said that, I do like a lot of what "vegalyra" said in his post.
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Post by Lebowskidoo 🎄😷🎄 on Aug 7, 2019 19:55:13 GMT
She had a point, her son was going down a path she considered deviant. But she went too far, ruining any future relationship with her son. Not even sure if she cared that much.
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Post by anthonyrocks on Aug 7, 2019 23:04:44 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in "BOOGIE NIGHTS".
Alice Krige in "SLEEPWALKERS"
Alberta Watson in "SPANKING THE MONKEY"
Betsy Palmer in "FRIDAY THE 13th"
Lea Massari in "MURMUR OF THE HEART"
All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in "BOOGIE NIGHTS".
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Post by egon1982 on Aug 8, 2019 0:41:36 GMT
She had a point, her son was going down a path she considered deviant. But she went too far, ruining any future relationship with her son. Not even sure if she cared that much. And dropouts like him don't deserve to be called stupid or loser eh?
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Post by egon1982 on Aug 8, 2019 0:43:09 GMT
I think this has been brought up before in another thread, but I just assumed she was a control freak and unhappy with her life. If you notice, the father is emasculated and abused emotionally as well. I don't think she wanted to have sex with her son, but she didn't appreciate her son having sexual relations with girls in her house and didn't like the direction his life was going. In the original script she was supposed to have an off screen death that would have been mentioned in a conversation (I believe it was a car wreck). Car wreck in the original script for her? well she got what she deserved.
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Post by Lebowskidoo 🎄😷🎄 on Aug 8, 2019 19:36:13 GMT
She had a point, her son was going down a path she considered deviant. But she went too far, ruining any future relationship with her son. Not even sure if she cared that much. And dropouts like him don't deserve to be called stupid or loser eh? Not that helpful in that situation, especially from a parent.
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Post by WarrenPeace on Aug 9, 2019 2:00:37 GMT
I think this has been brought up before in another thread, but I just assumed she was a control freak and unhappy with her life. If you notice, the father is emasculated and abused emotionally as well. I don't think she wanted to have sex with her son, but she didn't appreciate her son having sexual relations with girls in her house and didn't like the direction his life was going. In the original script she was supposed to have an off screen death that would have been mentioned in a conversation (I believe it was a car wreck). Didn't Dirk mention somewhere in the movie that both of his parents were killed in a fiery car wreck or something like that? I was under the impression he was lying.
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Post by WarrenPeace on Aug 9, 2019 2:02:20 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". Alice Krige in " SLEEPWALKERS" Alberta Watson in " SPANKING THE MONKEY" Betsy Palmer in " FRIDAY THE 13th" Lea Massari in " MURMUR OF THE HEART" All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". And let's not forget the Jesus freak in Carrie who was going to stab her daughter to death.
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Post by anthonyrocks on Aug 9, 2019 2:03:15 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". Alice Krige in " SLEEPWALKERS" Alberta Watson in " SPANKING THE MONKEY" Betsy Palmer in " FRIDAY THE 13th" Lea Massari in " MURMUR OF THE HEART" All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". And let's not forget the Jesus freak in Carrie who was going to stab her daughter to death. Yeah, You are Right.
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Post by egon1982 on Aug 13, 2019 14:25:37 GMT
And dropouts like him don't deserve to be called stupid or loser eh? Not that helpful in that situation, especially from a parent. So the guy just disliked high school but isn't stupid right?
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Post by anthonyrocks on Aug 13, 2019 16:27:53 GMT
Is it just me or does anybody else here find it hard to believe that that Movie is already over 20 years old now ?
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Post by someguy on Aug 13, 2019 18:21:27 GMT
We say it's demented coming from a mother to a son, but how many fathers out there act the same way about their daughters having sex?
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Post by dirtypillows on Aug 22, 2019 0:06:09 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". Alice Krige in " SLEEPWALKERS" Alberta Watson in " SPANKING THE MONKEY" Betsy Palmer in " FRIDAY THE 13th" Lea Massari in " MURMUR OF THE HEART" All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". "Murmur of the Heart"! Wow! I loved that movie, it had so much spirit and vitality. It was perceptive and funny and fresh and I just loved it. The only part I had trouble with was the ending, which was like a sock in the jaw, out of nowhere and not believable in the least. And what a shame, too, because up till that point, I felt that Lea Massari was a wonderful mother. Next time I watch it, I will just stop 7 or 8 minutes till the ending and turn it off. Though I still reserve so much more dislike for the whacked bitch from "Boogie Nights". She was a very strange, hateful person, she wanted to emasculate her son and more power to him for not letting her. His father might have been a nice man, but he had no spine, and was not able to be there for his son. The boy did the best he knew how with the limited circumstances as well as a huge schlong.
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Post by dirtypillows on Aug 22, 2019 0:12:55 GMT
We say it's demented coming from a mother to a son, but how many fathers out there act the same way about their daughters having sex? Probably lots
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Post by egon1982 on Aug 23, 2019 1:09:50 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". Alice Krige in " SLEEPWALKERS" Alberta Watson in " SPANKING THE MONKEY" Betsy Palmer in " FRIDAY THE 13th" Lea Massari in " MURMUR OF THE HEART" All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". "Murmur of the Heart"! Wow! I loved that movie, it had so much spirit and vitality. It was perceptive and funny and fresh and I just loved it. The only part I had trouble with was the ending, which was like a sock in the jaw, out of nowhere and not believable in the least. And what a shame, too, because up till that point, I felt that Lea Massari was a wonderful mother. Next time I watch it, I will just stop 7 or 8 minutes till the ending and turn it off. Though I still reserve so much more dislike for the whacked bitch from "Boogie Nights". She was a very strange, hateful person, she wanted to emasculate her son and more power to him for not letting her. His father might have been a nice man, but he had no spine, and was not able to be there for his son. The boy did the best he knew how with the limited circumstances as well as a huge schlong. You glad he run away from his parents?
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Post by dirtypillows on Aug 23, 2019 2:50:10 GMT
"Murmur of the Heart"! Wow! I loved that movie, it had so much spirit and vitality. It was perceptive and funny and fresh and I just loved it. The only part I had trouble with was the ending, which was like a sock in the jaw, out of nowhere and not believable in the least. And what a shame, too, because up till that point, I felt that Lea Massari was a wonderful mother. Next time I watch it, I will just stop 7 or 8 minutes till the ending and turn it off. Though I still reserve so much more dislike for the whacked bitch from "Boogie Nights". She was a very strange, hateful person, she wanted to emasculate her son and more power to him for not letting her. His father might have been a nice man, but he had no spine, and was not able to be there for his son. The boy did the best he knew how with the limited circumstances as well as a huge schlong. You glad he run away from his parents? Of course. You don't? For Eddie, she was the worst person in the world. And his dad was useless.
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Post by anthonyrocks on Aug 23, 2019 12:41:20 GMT
Honestly when it comes down to it, I have seen worse Mothers in Movies than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". Alice Krige in " SLEEPWALKERS" Alberta Watson in " SPANKING THE MONKEY" Betsy Palmer in " FRIDAY THE 13th" Lea Massari in " MURMUR OF THE HEART" All 4 of Them were (to me at least) much more worse Mothers than the one in " BOOGIE NIGHTS". "Murmur of the Heart"! Wow! I loved that movie, it had so much spirit and vitality. It was perceptive and funny and fresh and I just loved it. The only part I had trouble with was the ending, which was like a sock in the jaw, out of nowhere and not believable in the least. And what a shame, too, because up till that point, I felt that Lea Massari was a wonderful mother. Next time I watch it, I will just stop 7 or 8 minutes till the ending and turn it off. Though I still reserve so much more dislike for the whacked bitch from "Boogie Nights". She was a very strange, hateful person, she wanted to emasculate her son and more power to him for not letting her. His father might have been a nice man, but he had no spine, and was not able to be there for his son. The boy did the best he knew how with the limited circumstances as well as a huge schlong. "The only part I had trouble with was the ending, which was like a sock in the jaw, out of nowhere" --------------------------------- No Kidding!
I didn't eat anything for the rest of the day when I first saw that Movie and saw what happened between the mother and son at the end.
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Post by Toasted Cheese on Aug 24, 2019 23:14:26 GMT
None could be anymore horrendous than the one and only:  |
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