After all, for all that Europeans moan and complain about American cinema or its censorship standards, they still watch it in great numbers - and aren't nearly as liberal about such things as they like to think, in any case (I for one go on later in the review to say that I understand those censors in this case as it really is unusually explicit).

But okay, I may have missed the tone I was going for - or it may be more obvious to Europeans who would be more familiar with these sentiments and the feelings of frustration and jealousy that are mixed up with what may or may not be serious points about confused priorities. I'll see if I rephrase it in a more successful way.

Certainly I care how you feel. I think you know me well enough to believe me when I say I don't usually write posts that intentionally insult people, or at least not without provocation - least of all, as you say, in a review that's supposed to make people interested in a movie.