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Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 11:58 am
by Rebekah
He probably treated you with the same attitude that your one man army treated him with,
And his movies are NOT about abusing children, they are about total submission, and the girl giving herself 100% to his pleasure, just cos he dresses the girls up, but then the majority of production companys over there like the young schoolgirl look, due to the fact that the biggest male fantasy( according to some survey) is the schoolgirl look, hell i spend more time in the said uniform then i did whilst actually at school.
Oh and the bit about repeat business ect, bollocks not everyone is that shallow, can people not genuinly be a nice person?

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 12:58 pm
by Matt
Actually, I was very courteous to him. I won't repeat some of the offensive tripe he sent me while he was, by his own admission, drunk but it wasn't very nice at all. So if his stuff isn't about abusing children, why do we have frequent references to minors in his videos, huh?

I'm sorry Rebekah, I just don't like the guy or what he does. We'll just have to agree to disgree.

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 2:47 pm
by Rebekah
Okay we agree to dis-agree however may i suggest that if you dont like the guy or what he does then dont watch his videos!!!

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 4:17 pm
by Peter
You tell'em Rebekah, theirs a brave man that argues with you, I would never dream of it!.

P

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 6:22 pm
by richard
Crikey, all I thought I asked was a perfectly simple question and didn't mean for it to cause so much trouble.I think Rebekah has seen more of Max than any of us and so her words I think should be taken seriously and if she has enjoyed working with him and wants to go back for more then he can't be all bad!
Max's fims are so popular that surely it's about supply and demand, so if no-one likes what he does and therefore doesn't buy his films then he wouldn't make them!
It's really good to get debate(mass-debate) from stars of the porn world such as Rebekah, Uncle Ben, Chanta, Layla and Remington etc.May it continue.

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 6:43 pm
by Goneblind
Surely this forum is all about opinions and I suspect there are more than a few of us who find Max Hardcore's treatment of women on film repugnant.

It is not a complete defence of his films to say there is a market for it, is it? After all there is a market for 'snuff films' and kiddie porn (I'm not comparing his stuff with that) but his films are pretty disturbing from what I have seen - and not enjoyed. It's ok to like his stuff, but it is also ok to express a contrary view. Oh hell, I think you get the drift.

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 6:45 pm
by joe king
there is no market for 'snuff films'

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 7:00 pm
by richard
Well said Joe,yes of course it's ok to have an alternative view but these films are legal,and the point is these films are mass produced and commercially sold to a hell of a lot guy's who are not secret kiddie fiddlers!
The debate of different views is one of the things that makes this site interesting.

Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 7:39 pm
by magoo
I do not buy Max`s films but considering all the fuss that the mention of his name creates I think I will order one to find out what makes people so passionate about the subject. It is role play after all. Benny Hill (God rest his soul) had girls in school uniforms and suspenders running around and so did Kenny Everett (God rest his soul aswell) but nobody thought they were kiddie fiddlers or members of the Garry Glitter Society.


Re: MAX HARDCORE & LAYLA JADE

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2001 10:25 pm
by Matt
Sorry - couldn't let the opportunity go by without refering people to my "one man army" Rebekah refers to..

Read about the Max Hardcore vs Channel 4 saga here

I thank you.


Matt.