Pirate Radio: The Boat That Sank

Rating: 1/10 (4 September 2013)

I was searching for movies about censorship for a class assignment. Fortunately, this film arrived at my library long after I completed my work. There was no chemistry in this movie between the characters. They do not inspire emotion from me good or bad, which is the worst thing that can happen in a movie. The conservative and female characters are one dimensional. Women take a backseat in this film unless it is to present their youth, beauty and of course, sexuality.
I understand that films do not necessarily need to be completely accurate, but the portrayals do need to be realistic. What I got was every man's wet dream, young and hot women ready and willing to drop their panties no matter how ugly, grimy and fat you may be. Although the sexual revolution of the sixties opened up people's attitudes towards sex, the film portrays it in a flippant manner. There is a skilled way to present sex in a humorous manner without being disrespectful. I love sex jokes by the way. Unfortunately I had to stop watching this hot mess before I wasted precious minutes of my life.