Mi sono imbattuto nel trailer di un film d’animazione norvegese uscito di recente su YouTube. Si chiama "Spermageddon" e ha catturato il mio interesse.

    Non essendo norvegese, sono curioso di sapere come viene visto il film in Norvegia. È davvero popolare in Norvegia? E le persone pensano che rappresenti bene la cultura norvegese?

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    1. Ninteblo on

      Never heard someone mention it IRL, only people from other countries on the internet, personally i forgot the movie existed.

    2. You came across the trailer? You’ll blast all over the movie for sure

    3. Grr_in_girl on

      I went to see it in the cinema. Thought it was fine. The humour just wasn’t exactly my cup of tea. I didn’t find it offensive though.

      There were some reactions to it from prudish people, but I think most people didn’t care that much.

      No film can represent all aspects of culture. But since it’s made by Norwegians it must necessarily represent some of Norwegian culture. The filmmaker, Tommy Wirkola, is well known in Norway.

    4. nilasarrow on

      Its absolute peak. Greatest musical I have seen right behind captain sabertooth. Also the greatest guitar solo I have ever heard.

    5. SlothMoth_ on

      I saw it in theaters because it’s one of my favorite directors. I liked it! It’s over the top and ridiculous for sure though.

      It’s also basically sex education disguised as a silly “adult” cartoon. I’d recommend it for teens / young adults for that reason.

    6. mpbjoern on

      Its something about 2 teens losing their virginity at a summer camp or something. Was some controversy around it when it came out

    7. Steffalompen on

      It’s ok. They had to pull out every pun in the book, which is mildly amusing. And I like how it pisses off certain people. But they should have kept Olsenbanden out of it. I couldn’t pay full attention to it, but I only can with the very best movies.

    8. Monstera_girl on

      I hate it, just as I hate many movies that came out while I worked at a cinema (aka while I had to see the posters or trailers constantly). It just felt like an attempt to beat the danish at «who can have the most inappropriate movie trailer»

    9. It was a conversation topic when the trailer first popped. But it made more waves outside of Norway vs here. Because as quickly as it came, no pun intended… It left every conversation fully, and I had honestly forgotten about it

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