Gibson: 'my Movies Aren't That Violent'.
29 December 2006
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"'Cause he's so elusive, and I'm so in love with him and I'm so glad I never met him - I'd be terrified! My brother-in-law met him. He was at a party in LA about 15 years ago and he was talking to this really cool guy. They had shared a joint and after he left, everyone came up to my brother-in-law and said, 'How do you know Bob?' and he said, 'Bob, who?' He thought he was talking to the gardener!" Gibson: 'my Movies Aren't That Violent'.... Filmmaker Mel Gibson has dismissed claims his movies are excessively violent, insisting they only appear that way because of their detailed characterisation.Gibson, whose controversial projects include The Passion Of The Christ and his new Apocalypto, lays the blame with Hollywood product starring action heroes such as Jean-Claude Van Damme.He says, "Everybody likes to beat up on me for the violence but I think people think it's more violent because I fool them into caring for the characters."When it matters, when they give a s**t, it seems more violent. When you're watching Jean-Claude whatever his name is, you don't give a s**t. If you watch Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 4, you don't care about the pimply teenager on the meathook because you don't know who he is."Videos you might like
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