Eh
Not too sound as if I'm in any favor toward Bin Laden, but i'd rather not see his penis, despite the size. Could have had good humor, the old video visual were excelent, but the repeated Osama nudity dropped it about 40% on the rating scale.
Reviews for "E! Bin Laden"
no...
so the american twin towers was the ultimate flaunting of penis size that made him snap right? well wrong because the facts are that he is from Yemen not Saudi Arabia, and he stayed in afghanistan after 197X and did not stay in Saudi Arabia or else he would have been caught. Read history and wikipedia, look up north woods and operation cyclone. Don't support genocide by targeting a country or a race. Not all Saudis are muslim or straight. This is the age of the internet so don't fall for cheesy propaganda.
I just don't find this funny.
To be honest, I find this pretty disgusting, and whilst I can appreciate that a lot of time and effort must have gone inot making those graphics, the basic thing is, to me, just too much of a rip.
I just find it too offensive.
Americans are messed up
I can totally understand why people would be mad at Osama for what he's done, and in noway do I condone it, but after seeing this animation, you must ask yourself just why people loathe the American Public. This is trash, and what's worse is the people that find it amusing. Destroy Osama!...And get rid of people who make this rubbish!
Same Old, Same Old
While there are a few details of this movie that I was disappointed with that are the same for most of the anti-Osama movies on Newgrounds, the title refers to the penis jokes. When doing a fake documentary I thought there could have been an opportunity to respond to bin Laden without having to have a great deal of violence or death. I complement the idea in the earlier part of the film, but seeing how it was just one penis joke after another I thought the opportunity was a little wasted. However, the main disappointment was the same problem I have with the majority of the films, and that is that it featured another death of bin Laden. I'm not saying this out of support for homicidal fanaticism or Sept. 11th, but I am still against actually killing the person, and the reason why is the same reason I was against the killing of a few thousand innocent civilians on Sept. 11th. I think all human life has a preciousness or sanctity of it, whatever you want to call it, that makes it something intrinsically good, regardless of whether or not the potential the life has is wasted. Because of that, it's wrong to kill anyone, whether the killer be a terrorist or justice giver. I don't think one life can be deemed worthy of death and another not so. Who would look at the World Trade Center's victims, sort through them, investigate them, and then have the audacity to say that some of them wasted their lives and were rather bad people, and as such their death in that attack was justified? It is wrong whether or not that is true, and I think the same applies here. What more, I am very disturbed at the amount of hate and anger that people are evoking in light of the attacks. I've seen people make all sorts of movies with all sorts of violent, torture, savagry, and gruesome demises, so terrible that I believe someone from the rest of the world who saw such things, if they were public and real, would recoil in revulsion at how sick and twisted the people of this country would be. It's a slap in the face and a personal insult to Americans for them to allow themselves to succumb to such a state where they would call for the death or torture of anyone. Isn't that what we ourselves disdain when we see people in other countries calling for that? It would be to reject all of this evil and bloodlust that I would ask people to reject a death penalty, and opt to capture bin Laden and incarcerate him for life. I honestly don't think killing him will improve anything. It will mount another death, it won't make the country any less susceptible to anyone who has a set of car keys, and there's a high chance it will stir up more violence if we continue to be as aggressive and thoughtless to others in our attempts to get him. It would cause more terrorism in the form of people who are pushed over the edge by collateral damage, or followers thinking he is some sort of "martyr". For all these, I strongly oppose death for him. While I think he should be stopped, I don't think we should kill him if we can avoid it. However, with the bad out of the way, I once again complement your attempt to do something alternative to a blatant bloody torture, despite my personal opinion of falling short, and I thank you for not having the entire nation of Afghanistan get consumed in a bombing or nuclear attack. There's no reason to destroy so many innocents so recklessly with those we seek to punish, regardless of standpoint on life or death. Your graphics were very good.