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For the first time events are not explained in details.
Across the great divide which we call understanding, there is still much we do not know about that which was explained by the early tribal Elders.
Von Trier once explained how he created such strong involvement from the viewer with his movies by placing his movie world in about the middle of the real world and the imagined world.
Good ghost stories of bumps in the night, voices that cannot be explained.
Nothing was developed or explained sufficiently.
Another problem is that there seem to be just too many only half explained twists and coincidences.
The story is in depth, everything is explained from beginning to end, and nothing corny at all in any way or manner.
I was surprised to see the depth in which the organs was explained.
Jeez, it seems that every joke must be explained to some people... All-in-all I enjoyed it and had some great laughs!
I don't understand this movie and it would have been better if it was explained in more detail and made more sense.
But to demonstrate how they have subverted the best interests of the film, here are three comments from three recent reviewers expressing confusion as to the identity of the woman at the core of the story: "The virus they thought the girl might have was never explained.
They could have shown and explained it much better though.
I suspect that the writer came from a background in prose, as everything gets way over explained instead of relying on the visuals to tell the story.
How he managed this is never explained, but considering how dopey the film was, I guess this didn't matter.
BTW: Reggie says he was in prison for 7 years which gets explained later.
Now it get's explained why Reggie was in the Can longer.
Nothing about this movie was scary at the least, and it never properly explained how this so called nomads, came to be.
Nothing is really explained, some character depth , but very little.
Hearing the DVD commentary by the director, producer, and screenwriter explained why it was so bad but annoyed me because they didn't seem to know the book as well as anyone adapting a book into a movie should.
I like how a lot of the stuff wasn't explained it makes it very unique and cool.
it's not explained but it appears that he got into quite a few bang ups).
I'm not even going to go through what the movie is about, as other reviewers have already explained it.
dominik moll tried to make a thriller, but I guess he still have to learn. the movie's beginning is good, but there is a brutal change in the middle, not explained.
In fact, I guess Dominik Moll didn't had any idea about this feeling change, and so didn't explained it.
A wealthy banker kills women with his crossbow as part of some hunting ritual from South America which is never really explained or given any elaboration whilst the police investigation headed by Robert Forster tries to get to the bottom of things.
Apparently the relationships come out of her money and their lack of it, as well as the level of her misdirected intelligence and lack of empathy for others, none of which gets explained very fully.
However, the motives of the behavior and double-identity of Lt. Andy Anderson are not explained; Cornelia van Gorder, played by Agnes Moorehead, unsuccessfully tries to be an Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot, resolving the murders, but her character is simply awful.
The plot is already explained here so I won't go into it, but I really must voice that I thought this was a truly awful movie.
Nothing really is ever explained, the victims and their slayings are awfully executed, and the ending - what was that all about?
The DVD director's commentary explained why the opening sequence doesn't quite "match" the rest of the piece, but by then you're into it and don't care.
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