They all look warily at the taxi and make ingratiating signs towards the passenger. MGM Head Office. The taxi draws up outside the incredibly grand head offices. A flunky instantly jumps out and opens the back door. He holds the door.
Nothing happens for a beat longer than feels quite right.
CUT Art for Art's sake. There is an outrageous scene in Renny Harlin's The Deep Blue Sea which is utterly sickening and completely gross. It's clearly intended for audience who don't necessarily look to the cinema for lessons in moral rectitude which probably means few parents will want to see it and not that many teenagers will be able to see it, at least, not in the cinema. Pity the poor parent who happens to catch this scene in passing, as they will, while their video-entranced children whoop with delight, as they will, when, with all liberal niceties turned on their head, blood, guts and unspeakable gore splatter around the screen in tasteless, politically unacceptable mayhem. It's the sort of movie that persuades people to ring up their local radio shock-jock who will obligingly rant on about how violent films cause audience desensitization, the importance of protecting that oxymoronic concept, 'the innocent child', and the need for more censorship.