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This is an amazing TV series focusing on the investigation team of NCIS who investigate a number of things including brutal murders, terrorist threats, kidnaps and other things happening inside the navy while developing a close friendship.
I have seen it 3 times and each time I watch it I appreciate the brutal honesty of it all.
The sexual tension among the three is palpable; the danger that the fundamentalist Pauline poses to her husband sits on the film like an enveloping cloud seeking to blur this lucid discussion of the difficulties posed by capital punishment cases even where the prisoner is clearly guilty of a brutal crime.
Director Ki-duk Kim tells a brutal story without comment and without mercy.
This film has more depth then "The Blair Witch Project" or "Shawn of the Dead" and it's just as brutal and sick as "Jacob's Ladder" but funnier then the fire extinguisher scene in the French film "Irréversible".
10 minutes of research would've helped this film a lot, But the again the acting was so brutal, they could've used the Library of Congress and still made a horrible film.
The main reason for that, is that the movie is really violent, bloody and brutal.
The Grey Zone's ugliness packs one hard punch - never in any other movie death was shown in such a realistic, brutal light.
A restless crowd and a cheesy double feature lead to two brutal killings at a drive-in!
Dickens wrote him as an unfeeling, brutal character.
The dialogue between Prinze and Forlani was brutal.
The three embark on an immoral road trip through America, driving wherever the road takes them, and punctuate their journey with brutal murders, and kinky sex.
It is understandable that DEADWOOD is not for every viewer, the treatment of women, children and men - regardless of size, shape and color - is often violent or at the least brutal, heartlessness abounds and a pretty picture it does not make.
Tightly written and directed by James B. Harris (who previously worked with Woods on the outstanding prison movie "Fast-Walking"), with crisp cinematography by Steve Dubin, a harsh, gritty tone, unflinchingly raw and profane dialogue, a jazzy, shivery score by Michel Colombier, a tense and exciting climactic showdown between Hopkins and the killer, some seriously ugly violence (the murder sites are truly nasty), and a shockingly brutal and nihilistic ending, this bang-up little sleeper makes for an extremely gripping and suspenseful viewing experience.
Even though there are a bunch of very brutal scenes, the level of sleaze and violence is quite low for a Jess Franco film, and the film is not even nearly as nasty as other popular 'Hexploitation' films of the time, such as the ultra-gruesome "Mark Of The Devil" from the same year.
His industrialist boss, passionate & brutal.
A group of researchers travel to a remote island of the English coast to investigate the brutal murders of three Americans.
He's right, and the first part of the movie is a brutal sea battle between the Graf Spee, which has 11-inch guns and hits harder, farther and faster than anything the British have, and HMS Exeter, HMNZS Achilles and HMS Ajax.
As usual Gary proves able to sculpt a sympathetic protagonist who is able to win over the audience into rooting for him regardless of the sometimes violent methods he uses to defeat his foes and here his vengeance against the criminal fraternity who destroyed his family and friends is nothing short of apocalyptic.As well as the superb physical skills that Gary brings to his performances he is capable of portraying strong human emotions also.He is always very effective indeed in scenes involving children and it can be no accident that he is often cast as a father in his films.Martial arts are absent from this tale until the final thirty minutes and when they finally appear in a series of brutal and superbly well choreographed fights you realise that you are watching a master at work.There are simply no current screen martial arts stars (Chinese,European or American)who could have brought what Gary Daniels brings to this role.This is a movie that should be sought by anyone who professes to enjoy action and if they enjoyed it half as much as I did then it won't be long before they seek out other Gary Daniels movies.They won't be disappointed,if anyone working in this genre delivers the kind of energy that Gary Daniels does in every role then they are being very quiet about it.Keep the British flag flying Gary for there isn't any young actor in the UK today who looks as if they even have the strength to even lift the flag up.Only the US is capable of producing a movie like RECOIL and long may they continue.
His rise to power, his brutal means of torture and the loss of his wife to the madness that his ways caused her.
Elizabeth is out riding in the hills and witnesses the brutal murders of a whole group of young women by trafficking mobster Dolan.
A vicious leopard escapes from a nightclub act and a series of brutal murders begin to take place.
Prior to the extended hospital sequence, which plays like an unofficial 'Die Hard' sequel, John Woo creates a stunning eighty minutes of sensual, brutal, beautiful action combined with stunningly understated drama.
It moves quickly, is never boring and has some very brutal (for 1947) fight scenes.
I must admit that the low budget filming and the strong English accents took a bit to get used to, but once I got past that I was able to see a movie with great acting, a decent script and some great brutal scenes.
When he kills his first victim he ask him, are you so brutal because you are human or human because you are brutal?(cruelty of the human nature).
Porn is brutal; this new type of film you can have your date watch with you.
This picture has action all the way, Gene Nelson and Phyllis Kirk do not sleep in twin beds, things are brutal and quick, but there is no excess of violence.
Charles Bronson stars as Paul Kersey a mild mannered businessman who turns vigilante after a brutal attack on his wife and daughter in this thought provoking, well made and humorous box office smash.
Maybe therefore our present post-communist government is not so pleased with this film because they feel that their predecessors played a very brutal role in our history.
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