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However, the gentlemen didn't seem to realize that the non-stop spitfire of violence actually creates an opposite effect, namely this extremely monotonous and much more boring than the previous two.
Even if you don't think that the Marquis' perversions weren't all that bad (they included rapes and extreme violence), his portrayal in this film as a "sexual social worker" in this prison seems pretty silly.
If Robert Rodriguez didn't pathetically try to be so innovative with his violence, I might've had fun with this obvious popcorn flick.
Typical run around film with guns, revenge, and violence.
No tension, very little blood, and not much violence on screen (sorry, but in a horror flick cutting away just as the good stuff starts is a major foul).
Compact, focused, with heaps of violence, it should have been the play most open to screen adaptations.
i came across this film on the net by fluke and i was horrified by its content of vivid abuse violence and torture scenes.
Another trader in pornographic violence who sees a serial killer in every street.
I expected a certain amount of gratuitous violence, but I also expected a lot of witty dialog.
The ratio between violence to plot is very important and I think this movie gets it totally wrong.
I found this movie immensely interesting yet a little jaded, it talks of violence and what there doing, I still don't see the point in becoming terrorists in order to stop the terrorists.
We have similar people in the United States and other countries justifying the use of violence and war tactics because they think they are right.
Lots of blood and death far exceeding the violence of today, the western world has had a negative impact on the religion.
Its mere the brutality and the violence that made me sick.
I had heard about the explicit sex scenes, gruesome violence, and the notorious debauchery.
But lest you think this is harmless enough be prepared for some snatches of pornography and sexual violence just to wake you up with a bad taste in your mouth.
Stay Alive has a very similar story to some Asian horror films which include technology on the story.Some of this Asian horror films are One Missed Call,Ringu and Pulse.So,the idea of Stay Alive is very clichéd and obvious but the filmmakers behind it did not know how to put something new or interesting to the clichés in Stay Alive.This film is totally crap.But a very big crap.All the elements of Stay Alive belong to the worst class of ''horror'' films:shallow characters,nothing of suspense,stupid ''horror'' which makes laugh and light violence.It's easy to note that the ''director'' is incapable to create something original or disturbing.I do not wanna loose more time writing about this pathetic film.I just give you an advice:do not see this film.I really hated it.
There's a lot of violence in this movie.
I'm not squeamish about violence but I think it should at least have some purpose in a movie.
There was little purpose to the violence here except to create a genre film where we see lots of people getting mowed down with rifles.
there was nudity and violence for the pure sake of having nudity and violence, and the effects were just so so bad you would not believe it (think ketchup as blood, and cabbages for severed heads).
It's full of his usual ingredient's i.e. snappy dialogue, brutal and sudden violence, but it all feel's deja-vu.
But hell, even I enjoy a good predictable horror or thriller as long as there is an interesting story, one filled with violence and gore, somewhere before the film makes the dreadful turn towards the predictable and trite.
It will hardly please the fans of martial-arts movies, because there isn't enough action, but even the action scenes themselves are often spoiled by laughable excesses and needless violence.
Whereas traditionally low budget spooky movies are often trying to catch their audience by adding plenty of graphic violence, this one is trying to catch an audience by throwing religious mambo jumbo at the spectator.
It seems that some viewers assume that the only thing which can make the viewer dislike this movie is the graphic violence.
In fact violence, both disturbing and cartoonish, is the last of "Oldboy"'s deep flaws.
I am not quite sure if the director's purpose was to truly portray some sort of deep message to his audience, or if he just sought to shock the hell out of them with gore, sex and violence.
The film wants to show horrible scenes of violence and raw emotion but many of these scenes are so over the top they actually become laughable and the overall feeling is that of a made-for-TV movie that went off the rails.
The effects aren't bad, but this film plays out like a conventional R-rated movie with lame scares and cut-away violence rather than a no holds barred unrated gore-fest that was intentionally made for video.
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