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What a visceral surprise to see this movie on the video shelves.
The wretched lecher in me however could turn away from the sheer nubile aura of visceral pleasure.
This is one of Jean-Claude's lesser efforts, it lacks the overall excitement of Bloodsport and Kickboxer as well as the visceral enjoyment provided by his later movies like Universal Soldier and Hard Target.
Some of the reviews have talked about how this film reaches viewers on a visceral level.
The brilliantly dark and visceral story about a man seeking vengance from beyond the grave?
With the sudden death of Stanley Kubrick recently a part of my love for film died along with him as I recognized the unfortunate fact that there was no other director alive to closely heed the call for attention to detail and visceral content.
Every trick is pulled out from animal torture, rape, victimization, nudity, exploited locals etc.. .It follows the same type of format as the classic Cannibal Holocaust without the visceral feel of the Deodato classic.
Even though I found the very ending to be a bit week (though passable) and tangentially inconsistent with the visceral flow and power of the film as a whole, I heartily recommend "Dark City" to all those who thrive on a challenge to the imagination and have the courage to question the darkness in a quest for the light.
There is visceral human drama, much mystery and wonderful soul stirring pathos.
Yet on its own show-biz terms, with grubby, sordid underpinnings and rampant self-pity, "Lenny" is a masterful visceral experience.
The movie is VERY visceral and goes way over the top in showing and describing human and animal waste.
Very disappointing foray into slasher movie territory which misses one central pre-requisite for the genre, towit, if you're going to abandon your plot and characters you have to have blood and ingenious visceral carnage by the bucket-load.
Pure visceral fun.
What it IS is a great film that, as is all-too-rare nowadays, manages to mix visceral thrills and big bangs with intelligence and some moments of quality drama.
I left a comment to articulate my visceral response to this film, and a few people found it offensive.
I had a visceral reaction to this film.
The action is a lot more visceral than most disaster films, with lots of people being caught up and crushed in Mighty Peking Man's rampage, or other events in the earlier part of the film.
What really hurts is that The Grey Zone didn't get its deserved attention, because it poignantly proved what some movie stars are capable of, given the right material: David Arquette, an actor known for light comedies, is strikingly magnetic as the most fragile, mentally weakened sonderkommando, and his scenes are nothing short than harrowing and visceral.
However, Blue Sunshine is surely the director's best film, as it works on both a visceral and psychological level.
The viewer of this unique, esoteric movie is treated with very visceral cinematography, which was breathtaking, from beginning to end.
Daniel Day Lewis is so marvelous that the pain of his predicament becomes more than visual, becomes visceral.
In that film we had a visceral appreciation for the joy of "creating," in that case great meals.
I can't recall the last time a film had such a visceral impact on me.
This one was a little different, and lacks the visceral suspense of some his other films.
Well, my notions of french are so-so, but I followed pretty well the plot of the movie, thanks to the great performances and visceral emotions described in it.
The fear is real and visceral, and politicians ignore it at their peril.
A visceral attachment to the European project makes him the most pro-EU head of government in Europe today.
As a Bangladeshi researcher at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b), I have been intimately involved in local efforts to eradicate visceral leishmaniasis (VL, also known as kala-azar), one of the diseases covered by the London Declaration.
Superficially, this makes morally motivated wars easier: scenes of misery on TV incite visceral emotional reactions and feelings of solidarity.
Even in the face of deeper political polarization than the US has seen in many decades (and, in many places, a visceral hatred of the country’s first African-American president), Americans and their politicians understand that breaking the rules means dissolving the constitutional glue that holds the polity together.
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