Keira Knightley Takes A Beating In New Anti-Violence PSA

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• guitarplayer
  i just want do her hard from behind!!! nuff said :0)

  report abuseposted April 9, 2009 4:48 PM PDT
• Elizabeth
  In high school I was in Peer Counseling. I did a skit on domestic violence where one of my classmates played my boyfriend & I let him hit me & kick me. My teacher said it was too real to show the other students. I said that was my point. The only way to get through to someone is to make it as real as possible. After I had girls come up to me & tell me it was happening to t

  report abuseposted April 4, 2009 5:15 PM PDT
• lisa d
  Guess what? This isn't a pretty issue, so why not show it for what it is? Sometimes people need to be shocked to make them open their eyes to reality. Sorry people, but the world ain't always a pretty place so grow up! I for one say bravo to all those involved with this PSA.

  report abuseposted April 3, 2009 8:06 PM PDT
• Jonny Rev
  You know, life is ugly as hell. Showing the ugliness to those who don't usually see past the end of their own noses is not only NOT distasteful or disgusting, but rather it is a brave and important depiction of the reality of millions around the world. Way to go Kiera. You have done the right thing, as evidenced by the strength of the dissent surrounding this entire matter. SDMF

  report abuseposted April 3, 2009 5:07 PM PDT
• Anon
  I love her for doing this ad. She is not only a brilliant actress, she also seems to be an awesome and caring person. Calling attention to domestic violence is so important. This ad might be shocking for people, but for women who have suffered or are suffering from domestic abuse this is their daily reality. Think about that!

  report abuseposted April 3, 2009 1:54 PM PDT
• Jackie L
  I witnessed domestic violence for 13 years and although this is graphic it is a realistic depiction of it. So if this is what is happening in real life why not show it in a PSA? If it help even one person get help then it's worth it. I mean what do they want them to show when it comes to domestic violence fluffy bunnies and pretty pink clouds?

  report abuseposted April 3, 2009 10:18 AM PDT
• Alan
  That's sick and disgusting.

  report abuseposted April 3, 2009 9:06 AM PDT
• Cameron
  Pretty, talented, and a good person. Joe Wright is pretty great too! A very crucial message.

  report abuseposted April 2, 2009 4:15 PM PDT
• wigwam
  This moved me. My aunt was killed by an abusive partner. Thats why I cant understand why women allow themselves to continue in this cycle. There are just too many avenues for help and celebrities are in a position to get this point across. Hence, my disdain for Rihanna. I don't say that lightly, either. I really enjoyed her and her music.

  report abuseposted April 2, 2009 3:26 PM PDT
• Tara G
  OOhh I LOVE Keria!!! Shes soo pretty.

  report abuseposted April 2, 2009 1:17 PM PDT