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Violent and quite gruesome in a pretty frequent manner, but without a doubt, extraordinarily done.
Yes, some plots are a bit hard to follow, and The Bill does have a tendency to get violent, but it is actually an engrossing show, that I try not to miss.
Pialat films people in extreme emotional situations, usually with several violent scenes.
In A nos amours, the teenage girl's sexual experimentation leads to violent confrontations with her family.
The one thing this film does have going for it is that it is quite violent, so that tripled with Fred Williamson and Robert Ginty make for a film worth seeing.
Contrary to popular belief, De Palma doesn't rip-off Hitchcock; he borrows story or character elements that may have been seen in a Hitchcock film and then expands on them in a more violent, modern way.
If they remade it I bet it would be very violent and bloody.
If Manuel wins, his friend will pay off his debt to a violent asian street gang -- if he loses, he must play bottom man to his friend!
Reportedy based on actual historical events, this disturbingly violent, bloody, and shocking period epic sustains viewer interest by creating a verisimilitude missing in the majority of films set in a remote era.
Not really that violent, mostly of the slap stick variety.
My mother insisted that it was too violent, but said that I didn't know much about what she was saying but this was a great picture.
A word to the wise though, it is rather violent and there many cuss words so you may not want to let your children watch.
For the moviegoer, it's a moving, violent story of love and human redemption.
A film that's similar to this in style is Nachtgestalten, but it was considerably better, and way less violent.
Specialty niche networks (nude sports), a TV show about stoner drug dealers called the Dealers (ala Weeds, and even predating 1978's Cheech & Chong Up In Smoke), weird beer commercials (Butz Beer, no less bizarre than Bud Bowls), dirty-minded kid's clown Koko (shades of Pee Wee Herman), even Chevy Chase doing slapstick humor (a violent barbershop vocal duo) a year before his 1975 debut on Saturday Night Live.
There are tons of violent actions but has a good story to it.
They don't come any leaner and meaner than this as Harry romps through a series of violent clashes, with the bad guys getting their just desserts.
It was a clear cut case of cold and calculated deliberation.. Basically, these violent acts were the end result of emotional and social neglect... Anytime past 1975, we as a nation have nurtured an empathy for deviates who have been victimized by their environment...
The film is less epic or profound than some of the stars other work and there are certainly grander, more violent and sweeping Shaw Brothers films.
I heard my parents talking about this TV movie that they felt was a little too violent and scary to have been shown on national TV.
I was under the impression that being the victim of rape was just about the worst thing that can happen to a woman , a horrific violent ordeal that I can barely imagine , but when the lead character Billie is raped by an unseen attacker it seems all that rape involves is a woman getting her face rubbed gently on the ground .
The obvious targeted costumer here is a middle aged Swedish old lady who thinks movie like "Shindlers list" and "The Godfather" is too serious and violent.
I mean it had some bloody and violent parts, but it actually is a decent flick.
In fact it kind of reminds me of the sometimes graphic and violent "Delicatessen" and "The City Of Lost Children"...dark and amoral, with a fairy-tale like theme and enormous and meticulous set designs.
No doubt, "Izo" is extremely violent and brutal, yet one sees a message lurking in the blood.
The whole story of these two characters is presented slowly, alternating violent and luxury places and action.
Completely laughable depiction of three private-school girls who, fed up with the domination boys have over them, decide on some violent revenge that ultimately backfires on them.
SCARFACE was a study of a truly monstrous, violent malefactor - a kingpin of crime.
It wasn't as violent as Saw, it wasn't as tense as the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, and it's filled with more ridiculous horror clichés than I could list in 1,000 words on IMDb.
Yes, the show is quite violent, but this violence underscores these themes well and as we later learn, is not merely just a product of instinctual brutality.
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