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But this remake was painfully violent and gory.
"Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" is a violent thriller which simply exudes energy.
This puts a lot stress on the mother and father, as strange occurrences and violent actions are caused by this baby.
In this film a rookie homicide detective has his gun stolen which leads to a string of crimes each more violent than the previous.
I didn't need to be taught that some men are controlling and abusive, or that some teens are troubled and emotionally fragile, and I didn't need to be taught that true faith in God, or goodness, is difficult in a violent world.
This movie is often branded as a violent and fascist one...
Directed by Edward (50 movies a year) Cahn and written by Lou Rusoff (who also penned Dragstrip Girl, Cat Girl, Runaway Daughters, Apache Woman, Oklahoma Woman, and Girls in Prison; hmmm, I notice a violent femme pattern here), the She Creature is notable for Albert Kallis evocative poster, Paul Blaisdell's terrific prehistoric "she" monster (complete with scaly hooters), and the mesmerizingly gorgeous Marla English in what appears to have been her last role.
Several football movies were made in the 1970s (and some non-football movies, like ROLLERBALL) which were inspired by the violent sport's massive popularity.
I could not find any dramatic line leading to the violent ending, everything seemed to be just pasted, mixing all ingredients without a functional recipe, some of it worked, animation fitted in quite smoothly, in fact I missed more of it, soundtrack is again quite suited to the action.
Very unappealing distorted characters and a gruesome violent theme.
It is hard to like a movie when the story is unremittingly violent and barbaric while the characters are cold and (Donovan excepted) unappealing to look at.
That women can also capable leading violent lives?
Leelee is great in this movie, and the tragic parents death and surprisingly violent ending (like, everybody dies!)make this formula following thriller fun and not too bad.
A typical entry in the Sidaris filmography, Savage Beach features the usual assortment of well-endowed women, goofy villains, and exotic locations, and is simple minded if occasionally violent fun.
Personally I would question whether disaster movies really comprise a distinct category - they are dramas in the thriller category where the more usual dramatic excitement of violent action is replaced by the tension of waiting to see whether or not the impending disaster can be staved off.
Yes, it is a bit violent, and if that is a concern, you should not allow small children (under 8 or 10) to view this.
Its a simple plan and was to be very easy to pull off...but the most simple of plans can come to a violent end.
He secretly falls in love for the Tutsi waitress of his hotel Gentille (Fatou N'Diaye), who is younger than him, in a period of violent racial conflicts.
The end is over pathetic and disgusting, the acting is bad, and worst, as it's still to play feminist no one will dare to say that girl, désirée, is as bad, violent and stupid as everyone around her.
They even find ways to make children's franchises such as the Carebears and Clifford the Big Red Dog excessively violent.
Those are at least fun, over-the-top violent films.
The film looks like someone with a few dollars (not that many, actually) thought that other martial arts films are bad because they are violent, have actors with actual martial arts skills and don't star talentless kids and teens.
This is the most violent film I have ever seen.
I don't particularly like violent films, I'm not a huge action fan, and I dislike thrillers.
He tries his best in both Schwarzenegger's Raw Deal and now Patrick Swayze's Next of Kin to create a violent, good action film but make it passionate and dramatic and all about crime family vs crime family.
I have no problem with movies this violent but when you don't suppose to feel anything for the victims it is a waste of time, and for 144 Min. a very long one.
It started out violent and I had no idea what the plot even was.
That said, the acting was good, as were some of the technical aspects of the very violent scenes.
If you want to watch a series that questions the state of things in the world and allows an intelligent and sensible argument as to how we have fallen into this false sense of freedom, that has led to the rise of social inequality and the disastrous attempt to establish democracy in Iraq, which has led to a rise in violent factions in the country itself and the rise of the threat of terror attacks in Britain, Europe and America, this series will draw you in as it is both revealing and eye opening, and the sort of intelligent documentary film making that we need more of.
He finally understands the destruction of life he had contributed to over the past 10 years and tries to undo his wrong by letting a violent thunderstorm destroy the dam they built.
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