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I'm really not sure how I wound up watching this one; After all, I despised the first movie.
The fact that the film comes from the usually quite dependable Deny Arcand only pours salt in an already gaping wound.
Suddenly Hope wakes up to find herself in a wooden coffin, a day later a man (Eric Colvin) lets her out but then ties a rope around her neck to a tree & balances her on a log, inside a deep wound in her stomach is a razor blade to cut through the rope & save herself from choking, Hope manages to reach inside her own body to find the blade & cut the rope.
Examples: A guy dies from a gunshot wound to the shoulder; people jump off walls and fly 20 feet in the air; Every time somebody turns quickly or reaches for something, you get the ever popular "whoosh" sound effect.
From the trailers of Knowing you'd be convinced that you're going to watch a cheesy, try to save the world picture with a wound tight Nicolas Cage at the center gritting his teeth and ducking his way to the perfect ending.
Cage is definitely giving his wound tight hero routine that he's worked so hard to develop over the last half dozen films.
This light hearted fast moving delight of a film kept my attention diverted, and instead of Morpheus setting in I wound up energized.
First of all, the opening speech is supposed to enlighten us to the comprehensive mythological aspects of Egyptian culture whilst introducing us to the fictional story wound into those aspects to form some sort of a plot.
A few of the characters had some depth and some of them I was really interested to see where they wound up, but I regret to say that most of them irritated the h out of me.
He soon wound up in Italian B-movies.
He falls for Stanwyck after she patches him up from a bullet wound and doesn't report it as required.
A single stab wound, a punch or a kick to the face, or a tap to the small of the back with a barrel of a gun causes immediate death or unconsciousness to the fragile enemy Germans.
It was like I said a part of the first film that should really have been overlooked in the first place, and certainly not made into an entire feature-length film that wound up being both unintentionally laughable and pretty darn awful even by crappy horror-sequel standards!
For the most part, I enjoyed the Trial of the Incredible Hulk like I have the other movies and the series, but as a purist fan of the series, I wound up disappointed with this movie because I feel it was the farthest away from the series.
Maybe that's why Leslie Howard's character, Alan Squier, wound up wandering through there, as it probably reminded him of more than a few days and nights in No Man's Land (a term invented by the Great War to describe the space between enemy lines).
This was on TV, with a crappy rating (1 star); I recorded it, based on liking Zellweger (how bad could it be?), and wound up liking the film, but being disappointed in René Zellweger.
You see a lot of blood that looks black and congealed running out of one wound while there's fresh red blood running out of another wound (This being on the same body at the same time).
This truly is a festering wound in the anus of cinema.
It's got occassional good moments, as when Ichi explains how she wound up in her fight or Isaburo running towards the riflemen through the vegetation, but the pacing is glacial and the story is somewhat interesting but not nearly interesting enough to support over two hours of movie.
This flick is truly creepy, without (I think?) intending to be creepy (or as creepy as it actually wound up being, since the movie DID bill itself as a "grim fairy tale").
That would be the first time a bullet "casing" ever caused a mortal wound.
Yet...when the horse's arse gets shot by a hunter...he has no problem coming back to the 'present' with a bullet and wound in his side which, thankfully kills him and ends this dribble of a movie.
I had high hopes for this, but wound up despising it.
The fault must have been mine, I thought; I'd been too wound up to really take it in.
I wound up with this movie on one of those dubious £3.99 four-packs full of 'films you've never heard of'.
Some of it isn't very plausible, in fact the entire idea of the heroine suddenly becoming Grizzly Adams and fighting off wolves with her bare hands, creating a stretcher out of thin air, cauterizing a wound with a red hot knife, and keeping her beauty and sense of humor through it all, is actually pretty ridiculous if you think about it, but it doesn't matter that much: this is a disaster movie of sorts, so don't think about it.
One of director Alfred Hitchcock's groaners, a COMEDY which takes place in a sleepy New England town where a Bostonian man lays dead in the woods from a gunshot wound; the thin plot revolves around a handful of kooky residents who each have a run-in with the corpse.
Thinking this was a horror movie (billed as such) and starring guys like Bela Lugosi and Lionel Atwill, I wound up disappointed.....even more so because this movie started off pretty well and had promise.
The presence of many odd cutaways indicates that a lot of the original shoot wound up on the cutting room floor.
For some strange reason, in the American version he kills himself with a self inflicted gun shot wound.
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