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if you truly enjoy yourself watching the film, really love it in the moment, then i think you missed the point (and probably are kinda scary and desensitized).
they would have realized that the the murders were all in his head!!!!!!!!!!!! he was an "American" psycho...a fraud...a tacky, tacky fraud, as most people were in the 80's...as being the purpose of this book...to comment on the American condition during that time(and in my opinion it is still mostly apt) thus negating the premise of this entire movie...unless your an idiot and completely missed the point of either the book or the movie...then the movie will still suck!!!!!!!!!!!! i still can't believe when business in America count on American stupidity...they win...because it's true...how could anybody misinterpret such a concise ending...how exactly do you feed a kitten to an atm anyway...arrrrgghhhh.
What a loss it would have been if I'd missed it!
Much better than the resultant sequels, this is one not to be missed.
Through the re-occurring nightmares of young Sam, the apocalypse can be inflicted in this exact same garden (don't ask me how as I somehow must have missed that part) and maybe that even is what the old man desires to achieve!
Be glad you missed it.
I am lucky to be channel surfing this night or I would have missed a story that I could so strongly relate to.
First, Bell uses his powers of observation and deduction to find criminals of the worst sort who otherwise would have been missed by the police.
Great work Bobby... Too bad I missed you.
I watched it first without the subtitles and was so taken by the movie, I watched it a second time with the titles and realized I had missed very little.
Subtle hints throughout the movie explain the outcome of the movie, but of course, many of them are missed until you go back and think about what has happened.
So if you feel that this wasn't good because it wasn't as comedic, then i think you completely missed the purpose.
I think that if you read a review by someone complaining about the plot you should quit reading right away because that person, who probably never ventures beyond the top 10 in his musical tastes, obviously missed the whole point of this movie.
Neil Gaiman, on the other hand, has proved throughout his publishing career that he possesses no more literary talent than one would expect from a prancing-penned, new-age, semi-goth, leather-jacket-and-sunglasses twit who apparently missed the musical bulletin that Bela Lugosi is, in fact, dead.
Not only does Michael put in a solid and believable performance, but all the cast come together well to make this a great action/suspense movie not to be missed.
Many people are commenting on the "reincarnation" aspect of the film - they've totally missed the point.
I never missed an episode.
You are irreplacable and will be missed.
What if they all had missed their flights?
This company's research department missed the boat when it comes to certain actual events and even, in one episode, makes mention of a mouthwash product that didn't "make the scene" until the mid-'60s.
It seems like director Bill Condon and his army of crew members totally missed the point of Barker's tale and of the original film.
As I was re-telling the film's plot to someone who missed the showing, it came to me how succinctly the film tells/exposes what the women and children, and men, had to tolerate under such atrocious regime.
I saw this movie on Sci-Fi channel so I'm sure I missed out on the best of the nudity and gore but I was still fascinated by it.
The character's development was executed eloquently and, at times so subtly, I nearly missed some things.
It generally goes without saying that a film adaptation is never going to be as good as the novel on which it is based, but I can't think of another novel-into-film that missed the mark so completely as this one.
Despite fine acting this was a missed opportunity.
I have to say this movie is probably the biggest missed opportunity of the year.
If there is ONE (1) thing to be gained from watching "Deep Crimson", I'm afraid I missed it.
I don't know how I'd missed it, but I had barely heard of this movie -- in fact, knew nothing about it except its title -- until about a month ago.
Skillfully blending comedy, romance, and action, this is not to be missed.
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