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This show was made to be aired on Cable for the drug and violent content and i do believe this show could of beat out the Sopranos if it was made into a regular T.V. series and if it wasn't so restricted on content, overall if you like the Sopranos then you are more than likely love kingpin and even if you don't like the Sopranos you should give it a try for the massive amount of raw energy put in this TV Show.
Anyone can tell that the movies by Chan Wook-Park have progressively gotten less and less violent.
I have seen an interview with him where he states he didn't want to make this film as violent as it is.
G.H. Evans's innovative thriller is infinitely clever (with artistic nods to Toshiaki Toyoda's Pornostar and flashes of the inimitable Takashi Miike at his darkest and most violent) but also visually gorgeous: the composition and imagery is beguilingly rich and compelling.
It is violent, bloody and exciting.
Not as delirious as "Plan Nine from Outer Space" or "Bride of the Monster," the "Violent Years" is certainly outrageous in its own "cool" 1950s way.
The movie fails miserably trying to blame the lunacy of child killers and violent crime on the availability of guns.
Violent and troubled people who want to kill are not logical thinkers; they see only the opportunity for violence and take it whether they use a gun, knife, car, or any other weapon.
It is violent, can be repulsive and disgusting, and is not for everybody.
It was the director's follow-up to Carrie, and here the horror of suburban school life is replaced with some more outrageously violent, practically astounding moments.
But seriously though: This movie is bloody violent (pun intended)!
By the way, one of the things I love in this story is the fact that it alternates between very violent scenes, with others who are very sweet and light-hearted.
Here we're giving an endless romance based on the real life Magliana band, a bunch of heartless, violent thugs that dominated the Roman gangland in the 70's.
Finally a film that has not been over hyped and does not pretend to be anything else than what it is supposed be, violent B entertainment.
They actually messed with the violent nature of this film by putting in politically correct unviolent scenes!! Bugs shoots a tin can full of "corks"?
Chicago?),a sullen,carrot-eating loner named Smith(Clive Owen,clearly relishing his chance to be as unkempt and gnarled as possible,among other things in the movie)witnesses a pregnant woman being chased by a violent man for reasons unrevealed.
Not much of the wily old surrealist on view here but he certainly turns in the most dramatic, violent and sexy of films that must have made much of the rest of Mexican cinema look a little stale.
As I child, my parents let me watch all sorts of violent movies and I really can't thank them enough for it.
The colors used for transition from violent episode to violent episode are disjointed and trite.
It's also a horror film suggesting that watching violent and sleazy horror films is likely to turn you into a mad-raving psychopathic serial killer.
Of course this film is violent, but the violence is neither superfluous nor superficial.
Bad guy is dark, extremely emotional, violent and forces us to think.
I was not born to this type of violent society but my husband was and he was very excited when he saw this movie that he said that he was going to buy it.
If you are into women-in-prison films, "Escape from Hell" in any good copy near the 89 minute Italian/Spanish original, would entitle you to watch the most erotic, and violent, nude lesbian fight - for possession of the third girl in a cell, between black Ajita Wilson and queen-bee Cintia Lodetti; and a gun duel between the same black fugitive and a Nazi female warden (Christina Lay?) to a mutual gory death.
This is easily the most violent film I've ever seen, not in grisliness, but sheer body count, but around the endless slashing, is a portrait of modern Japan symbolized by the reoccurring Powers-That-Be characters who represent Society/Reality/Order(often shown meeting around a board room table and discussing how to destroy Izo), and the Buddhist Hells which serve to purify souls through pain thereby readying them for reincarnation.
Good british horror, very creepy and scary without being gory or violent, kind of 'quiet horror'.
Black is the older more responsible brother, who is tough and violent, while White is the younger, off beat, childish brother.
although i had heard it was offensively bad and horribly violent, it wasn't as bad as all that.
Ex-commander Steiger and three of his army buddies go to Canada for a little duck hunting.Steiger,grieving for his son lost in the Vietnam War, gets ballistic when he finds out that Huffman,who's running the camp,is a deserter.A violent shootout occurs as Steiger and his friends go after Huffman and his girlfriend Mattson with tragic results."Wolf
This is his most violent movie yet.
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