Response to Gemma's post about bad cinema

http://gemma-beingbadblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/bad-cinema.html?showComment=1272640272673_AIe9_BFhID3B54xk--QOuKNh0J7r3r92_XgBjkvGzOiBXewY4L7HFE6tPxtMW2NVvOWCI2b2NCy_NCJRxvq-XfV-Ogve4C29jMHCkwz09xi52nY4YZLBcB_z5mwPZQSulDy3qYgqqJwYChDwOZcFGcDzH0tWAJ4_STFOQy9LylNHUbKqANL2XkFPRbNpr9vT-4GrhWUFv3XNHvHIlIJLbMISBFCLKUfXkz45ODKQuhMW7rDUO86YXVY#c8267058491039173760

i agree, a lot of people do mistake the terms 'bad movie' and 'bad cinema' which changes the perception of what people think they are analyzing.
With the movie 'Kids', i found that some of the scenes were really inappropriate and i understand why that was, because they wanted to get the point across about what kids really get up to, but i felt that they didn't have to be as graphic as they were to get the message across.