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Whilst at sea a violent storm swallows their precious gold intended to buy the weapons and almost takes their lives.
Violent, sexist, far-fetched and repetitious, it was quickly carted off to the knackers yard.
The reason that my father was originally thought to be violent was because he had items that could be conceived to be weapons on his truck.
The torture of the constant camera cuts and shots in any scene in this movie can put the viewer into violent convolutions.
What is so bad about it is that far from being as raw, violent and brutal as it had promised to be, there is very little violence at all.
For those of you who've never heard of it (or seen it on A&E), Cracker is a brilliant British TV show about an overweight, chain-smoking, foulmouthed psychologist named Fitz who helps the Manchester police department get into the heads of violent criminals.
This film is a twisted nonsense of a movie, set in Japan about a dysfunctional family who end up with a strange violent guest who just sits back and watches the 4 members of the family at their worst.
Another violent, angry fantasy from Paul Verhoeven.
If you believe that everyone in the South is dumb, morally bankrupt, stupid, violent, a religious nut, or a child molester, then this film may be for you.
I don't know about you, but what I love about Tom and Jerry cartoons is the (often violent) interaction between the two characters.
This movie reminds me of "Irréversible (2002)", another art-work movie with is a violent and radical approach of human nature.
For a movie that pretends to be violent, ruthless and morally corrupt it is inexcusable that it's story has been told so many times and with a lot more depth and character development.
It's a no budget, ultra violent zombie movie filmed with a bad looking hand-held camera...and it's hilarious.
This film reminded me so much of "A History of Violence" which pretended to be a close study of violence and violent behavior but ended up just being nothing short of a cheap action movie masquerading as some thinking film on violence.
The week before I saw Iowa, I saw Art School Confidential, in which a pretentious student makes a film and can't decide whether he wants it to be art or violent exploitation.
Secondly it deviated heavily from its supposed topic did Jesus (Yeshua) exist, to talking about how violent Christianity is, and showing scenes from Mel Gibsons "The Passion".
Because of his oaths taken as a cop, the lead character adamantly refuses to perform one relatively small action that would harm no one and could possibly save lives, and yet performs another action which is very violent and VERY illegal, but then still refuses the minor action.
although the part where the guy gets that thing shoved in his head was a little too violent for my taste.
Its Christmas Eve and lazy and submissive housewife Della (Kim Basinger) receives some violent threats from her troubled and abusive husband.
Yeah, Madsen's character - whilst talking to the woman from the TV station - is right: the LAPD IS a corrupt, violent and racist police.
The process has dire consequences, no Caine does not die, but instead becomes a horny, violent creature, aka a guy.
I'd recommend seeing it if you are bored and want to see a violent, gory movie.
The singing of the students is correct because we know from accounts that the students in the riot were singing and dancing before it became violent.
I had seen a violent movie before, but I never saw a movie with the consequences and reality of violence.
This film was the first British teen movie to actually address the reality of the violent rock and roll society, rather than being a lucid parody of 1950s teenage life.
Not just say its too violent, or they feel that the character of Tony is immoral, i mean it is a mafia show at the end of the day, i don't think that the characters are going to be very honest or loyal to God.
Alan Curtis has a loud, violent sounding argument with his wife, slams out of his apartment, has a night of drinking with a mysterious lady with a large hat in a bar (run by Andrew Tombes, in a nice villainous part for a change), and returns to find his wife dead and the police, led by Thomas Gomez waiting for him.
Her "job", as the "no action" scenes would teach us, reflects her rebel, violent attitude to life.
I really don't think we will see a more violent film any time soon, so you better go and see this one while you can.
Five Deadly Venoms is not as bloody and violent as Story Of Ricky or Super Ninjas, but it features some of the best hand-to-hand fight sequences in Hong Kong film history.
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