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The black-and-white, somewhat grainy texture perfectly captures the mood that the segment is trying to portray.
The only disappointing segment is "The Hook" which is fine because it's pretty short anyway.
My favourite segment from "Subconscious Cruelty" is "Human Larvae" which shows us a twisted relationship between a young man and his pregnant sister.The birthing scene is particularly nasty and not easily forgotten.The last segment "Right Brain/Martyrdom" has to be seen to be believed.It's incredibly harsh and blasphemous with scenes of genital mutilation and grisly torture.We see Jesus Christ captured by three naked females who mutilate him,ripping flesh from his chest,licking a wound on his knee and pissing on him.There is also a Jesus statue with a projection of a swastika on it."Subconscious
In particular, I found the final segment of the journey with Brando, which encapsulates Conrad's Heart of Darkness, to be rather boring.
In fact, apart from the opening segment, the film isn't even a horror movie.
The whole purpose of this segment is to show how Valentiné and Auguste - who may be made for each other - almost cross paths (as happens several other times) but never quite do so, until circumstances throw them together on the ferry at the end of the film.
Guess a few upscale film directors were sitting around sipping their absinthe, grappa, aramangac or jungle juice some night in the 80's during the Cannes or other film festival and one said "Hey, guys let's do a movie where each of us creates a segment around a world class aria."
There's just enough of a celebrity segment, and she stays away from controversy and debate (there's enough of that on daytime TV).
He is quick-minded and each segment and section rolls into one another smoothly.
The training segment got a bit silly but overall it was a tense movie.
But his role in this segment is something I've remembered for a long time.
The first segment, entitled 'Ovarian Eyeball' is really just a warm up, but it's good in that it gives the viewer an idea of what to expect from the next three segments.
The segment follows a man who lives alone with his pregnant sister.
First my favorite segment is the first 15 minutes called Around The Net, that shows 5 video clips that you would find on a site like Youtube, that are generally funny, or of people getting hurt inadvertently (some intentionally).
Maybe a cartoon of the day would be another segment they should do, there is a ton of stuff available they could use.
If you make it through the baffling opening segment, 'Growing Myself', hoping things will get better, tough luck - they don't.
The best thing about it is the box of eRATicate in the 2nd segment (which out of the three seemed to be the strongest piece in terms of storyline and 'twist').
I rather liked this segment and the wisecracking Creep character was a glowing light.
You may as well claim that Jay Leno has disproved the existence of Michael Dukakis on his Jay-Walking segment.
I would suggest to fast forward the DVD to the two minute Tony Todd segment.
Molly Shannon is so funny just SEEING her makes you laugh, but somehow her segment fails to snowball into something hysterical.
There is also some unintentional humor in this segment.
A segment with a garage attendant from Nigeria is heartbreaking.
It's a law enforcement issue not a 12 minute segment for Oprah.
I do not recommend this movie , because it's inaccurate and misleading, this story was supposed to be in Algerian Berber territory, this one was shot in the southern Tunisian desert, (completetly different culture, I know I am from both Tunisia and Algeria), the other shocking element was the character of her companion aunt, speaks in the movie with a very eloquent french, university level academic french while the character she plays was supposed to be of a disturbed never left her mountain kind of personage, so living as a Bedouin with that kind of education i that context is impossible, The most disgraceful scene and disrespectful especially for the people of the region is the "femme repudiee" segment which is s pure invention from the writer/director, things like that will never happen in a Algerian Society ever!!!
I rented it because the second segment traumatized me as a little kid.
I snuck downstairs really early one morning, started watching HBO, and The Raft (segment 2) terrorized me good.
Yussef Chahine of Egypt giving a "hip hip hooray!" for terorism in his amateurish segment.
In addition to that ridiculous notion, there is a nearly 20 minute segment of Ray Middleton and his black-faced "Christy Minstrels" performing Stephen Foster's songs that was difficult to watch, to say the least.
It's actually the best fake news since "The Daily Show" or the "Weekend Update" segment of "Saturday Night Live," or since "FOX News," for that matter.
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