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Violent in sentence

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The Dekalog 5 may be considered a violent accusation against the death sentence, according to the fifth commandment "Thou shalt not kill": not by chance it puts the concept of a State fully complied with the provisions of an unjust law on the same plane as the figure of a Murderer.
He doesn't slip on the banana peel of useless pathetic scenes to extenuate Jazek's guilt and to mitigate the brutality of the crime, not interested at all in proximate psychological motivations to justify any display of extreme or violent behaviors and refusing to include any useless judicial proceedings.
Violent fun with a porno soundtrack!
I really wonder what the next season with the more violent twin would have been like if they had really made it as planned.
This highly effective, violent and bloody horror movie may not be to everyones liking, but this Canadian outing is well worth seeking out for anyone who is fan of the genre.
This is notably different from the other R-rated puppet master movies which were loaded with gore and violent mayhem.
Closer in tone and subject to a Nikkatsu violent pinker than other Scorpion entries, it is stunningly photographed, directed with lurid enthusiasm, and populated with a rogue's gallery of villains and degenerates.
Even those, like me, who are desensitized to most graphically violent and sexual acts in movies should beware.
It is believed that Bronson thought this film was too violent, and that was the reason why Winner didn't direct any of the following entries.
In any case, this movie was no more violent than any other movie made during this time.
It's not heavy with drama or emotional hand-wringing, it has no cosmic statements about life, and it's not violent or profane.
With all the controversy surrounding this film's central scene these days, I was expecting a piece both crude and violent.
If you are a fan of blow 'em up, excessively violent movies, this one would make a great addition to any collection.
It tries to be hard core violent, it's not.
When Davis becomes convinced that guileful Isabelle is a victim of physical abuse administered by her husband, he desperately attempts to free her from what he feels is a marital trap in order that he may wed her himself, coming to believe that the only clear solution to his plight will be found in a rudimentary essay at hiring a professional assassin who will dispose of the allegedly violent Stewart.
There are some really terrific ideas in this violent movie that, if executed clearly, could have elevated it from Spaghetti-western blandness into something special.
Apparently in need of an interesting thread to get the audiences to come and see the film, they decided to make it as blatantly violent and unpleasant as possible.
Belmondo, who was 50 here, does perform some good stunts at the beginning; apart from those, "Le Marginal" is a violent, episodic, trite, shallow and forgettable cop movie.
It is not scary in the least bit, it is so stupid that it made me laugh, which is why it earned that 1 star.The movie is not violent at all, but is pretty sleazy and focuses mostly on the women's breasts the whole time, and some of the characters are very annoying and whiny.
Mark L. Lester is (un)known for his violent (without reason)movies (Commando, The Base).
Claire Denis's movies seem to fall into one of two categories: the violent and bloody or the quiet and intimate.
The constant rhetoric of how violent video games are not to blame (I get the impression Ben Coccio is an avid gamer), or how media and music is completely devoid of influence is the obvious message (we even get a laughable scene of the two boys burning ALL their cd's, talk about subtlety!), but the movie only gets away with it because its 'fiction'.
This Barek guy is then forced to live enraged, insane, and violent lifetime after lifetime.
Gary Oldman's semi-autobiographical account of life lived on a South East London estate is a violent, Beckettian account of one of Dante's circles of hell, frankly.
It's as though our culture accepts this kind of behavior as simply sexual but not violent.
(Liberal Democracy good, violent fascist regime bad; open-mindedness good, racism bad, etc).
When you see violent death in all its gore & horror, you certainly (if you have any sensibility at all) get a truer perspective on the responsibilities required to drive safely, what one instant of thoughtlessness or inattentiveness at the wheel can do.
It is very violent.
The one sheets and newspaper campaign suggested (as often they did) a far more lurid and violent piece than showed up on the drive-in screens.
its not violent or horror, but it has the best depiction of sasquatch.
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