Cogibyte

I created the following articles:

• Delicatessen
• Hero sandwich
• Club sandwich
• Phillip J. Fry
• Turanga Leela
• Professor Hubert Farnsworth
• Zapp Brannigan
• Butterfly stroke

I have contributed substantially to the following:

• American dream
• Futurama
• The Adventures of Pete & Pete

I'd like to start a page that lists the most controversial movies. I'll start the list on this page, feel free to add any missing entries. Once the list becomes long enough, I'll make it a page. Eventually, I'd like to create different categories of controversy, such as authenticity, offensive content, explicit content, etc. Someone please tell me if this list is redundant in Wikipedia.

• Irreversible (2003) - Criticized for explicit violence and rape scenes.
• The Passion of Christ (2004) - Allegedly anti-semitic in its depiction of Christ's crucifixion.

Stamm -- Good idea for the list. I'll add the following:

• The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) - Criticized for its depiction of the Christ as an ordinary man.
• A Clockwork Orange (1971) - Kubrick banned it in UK when people started to act as violently as the protagonist.
• Empire of the Senses (1976) - Explicit sex in a mainstream japanese movie.

Thank god somebody added to this, I'd forgotten about it. A few more, and I think its ready for the prime time.

• Birth of a Nation -- Panned as racist
• The Godfather III -- for being bad, whereas the previous two are widely considered among the best ever made (?)
• Lolita -- I don't know, I'm sure the book was controversial, someone will have to let me know on the movie
• American Pie -- A landmark in terms of gross-out humour, probably helped to establish it as a genre
• Farenheit 9/11 -- thank god, one i'm sure about... Very critical of the Bush administration, borderline conspiracy theory-ing
• Jungle Fever -- Truly, pretty much anything by Spike Lee, but I think this one was a good example
• Bowling for Columbine -- Again, Moore. Dealt with gun laws in the wake of the Columbine massacre. Unsavory editing and filmaking techniques employed to further its agenda.
• Battle Royale -- A brutal Japanese film featuring extreme violence between adolescents
• City of God -- I'm not too sure if this was controversial, but it was recognized as extremely violent