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This Is England
Unrated
AMAZING BRITISH FILM!!! A brilliant portrayal of the underdog, the outsider showing a grim side to Britain in the glossy 80's. A vividly realistic film that is both very funny and very hard hitting. Like some of the great 60's realism films (Saturday Night, Sunday Morning) This Is England is excellent. The acting, the 80's detail and the soundtrack are spot on.
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In the Hands of the Gods
Unrated
Love or loathe football... You WILL love this...! This film contains no actors, but documents 5 ordinary men who live doing the thing they love - skills with the football. In this documentary, we see the 5 men travel from New York to Argentina with NO money at all, making all their money by doing the thing they love - performing. This is not just a documentary on football but is a "coming-of-age" documentary, which brings real emotion to the film. One for males, females, kids and adults, I guarentee that you will love it..!
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Control
R
I read the reviews of this film and decided it was worth a shot. This film is beautifully made. Before this film I did not know of Joy Divsion's work but the acting in this film by the major players was excellent. Sam Riley as Curtis is very very good as is Samantha Morton as his downtrodden wife. I thought the guy who played the manager was hilarious. I was convinced that I wouldn't like this but came away feeling that this was an amazing film. Even if you don't like Punk music or Joy Division - go watch. Well worth it.
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Donnie Darko
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Great film. my fave in fact! Whoooo! loves it * This film is OFFICIALLY a modern classic,when I first placed this DVD into my DVD player, I did not know what to expect, I hated it first viewing, but after my 2nd viewing I realised how amazing this film really is. Film everyone should see before they die!-FACT!
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Cast Away
PG-13
When I really stop and think about it, the film is brilliantly executed. The scenery is absolutely breath taking, the special effects are so well done that you don't even realize that there are special effects present. This seems to be a trademark of Robert Zemeckis (case and point, "Forrest Gump"). The acting is very good, although, there's only 2 real sources of acting in this film, Tom Hanks and Helen Hunt. The rest of the cast was good, but their roles were very minor. Tom Hanks pulls off another great performance, as usual. You really can feel all of his emotions while he's stuck on the island. Also, not many actors have changed their physical appearance like Tom Hanks did for this film, I truly applaud him for his work. As much as I liked Russell Crow in "Gladiator", I firmly believe that Tom Hanks deserved it more (although that would be his third Oscar). Helen Hunt also pulls off a very nice performance. There is also a good deal of comedy in the film, and it is done very well. This is one of the few films that I strongly recommend you watch. There aren't a great many films that I would say this, but this one I would. Although...if you aren't a fan of Tom Hanks, then you might have some trouble with this film because a great deal of the film is him alone on an island. So, if that is the case, then you are off the hook. So, I hope you watch the film, and I hope that you enjoy it.
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Severance
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Funny and scary... what more do u want..,best film of 2006.. This is a KEY example of what British comedy's shoud be like. Also this film is a horror, but is not the scarest film you'll ever see! But I feel this film should have done much better at the box office. A different, yet compelling British film
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charnley35posted 9 hours ago -
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Primer
by Kropotkin Mouzer I must have seen this about 3 times already and still don't fully understand all the permutations, the overlap of "doubles" etc. The depth of the film is brilliant, I love its sci-fi grounding but realistic technology and implications, time travel on a personal basis.
Made with a budget of $6,000 and is one ofthe smartest time travel films that you will ever see. It does a good job in explaining what is going on in the time travel, and how it works, but it doesn't try and dumb it down so that the user can easily understand it.
Once they start to travel back and forth in time more and more, it becomes more and more confusing what is actually going on, but it still makes sense, you just have to think a lot while watching this film - and that is by no means a bad thing.
Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum
Consider Primer a successful lab experiment with, as they might say in techie chat rooms, significant indie-cred applications, IMHO. Oh, and :-).While conducting experiments in a garage, two brilliant engineers who lead double lives discover that their project enables them to travel back in time.
Each man's curiosity leads to experiments without the other's knowledge, some with serious consequences.
Steven Read | Philadelphia Inquirer
An ingenious blend of sci-fi and mysteryposted 12 hours ago -
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The Bank Job
by KhrisAn interesting piece of film-making... which is pretty entertaining. Once you get past the sleazy and shameless sex, you would realise that it actually made some sense as to the WHY. Based on a true story of sorts, its an interesting take on the Baker Street Bank Robbery which caused a sensation and had Parliment and MI5 going nuts.
Jason Statham goes back home and back in time to 1971 as a small time criminal who tried to hit the big time by robbing Lloyd's Bank and hits big trouble in the form of government scandals, corruption and just about everyone from the MI5 to a local porn king/gangster AND a psychotic Rasta drug dealer out to nail him and his crew.
I guess the great thing about this movie was the authenticity. 1971 London does come alive, and its not something we see often in movies these days, seeing a world city in a different time, not so far back as to call it ancient history, but more so enough to appreciate what its like and how everything has changed radically, from cars to technology to clothing and styles and lifestyle.
You have to appreciate the story and the tension which the crew go through. This is one of Statham's better movies, and the rest of the cast are..... British. XD
Yeah its the same ole thing for all you guys who don't understand a world of the British language. If you could get past the language or are familiar with it (like me) then you can follow the movie quite easily. Which is something else which I liked about it. Its not meant to be an all out twister, a movie trying to out do itself and others of higher grade, but a simple reworking of an event brought to the big screen with a few thrills along the way. In the tradition of movies such as The Italian Job, The Score and other tales of thieves, this would have to be on of the better flicks to watch.Hey, you should really see this!
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The Dark Knight
by Jason"If I were to have an origin I would want it to be multiple choice" -- The Joker from the graphic novel Batman: The Killing Joke. By far one of the most revered lines said by The Joker that gives you a deep look into his insanity. Ironically, this movie plays off that quote as the Clown Prince of Crime can never keep his origin story straight. So yes this movie was well researched into the Batman mythos and is an excellent next installment of the franchise and a great sequel.
The movie has been shrouded in secrecy particularly if we see Harvey Dent as Two-Face, and what the fate of the Joker would be with the death of Heath Ledger. Well this movie does answer both questions and since I'm so evil I'm not telling you the answer. MWAHAHAHAH! Bring on the Batman. Of course our protagonist is still evolving into the hero he is destined to be, and is learning he has changed things forever. Gotham is no longer run by the mob but now by the freaks. Gone are Carmine Falcone, and his mafia and now enter the new breed of criminal Joker, Two-Face, and Scarecrow (yes the latter does appear in the movie but that's all the spoilers I'm giving away). Bruce Wayne will have to adapt to the changing environment and find allies wherever he can. No sign of Dick Grayson, but you do meet the young Barbara Gordon the individual who will be Batgirl.
Expect a lot of twist and turns in this movie as insane as the Joker is he is a brilliant criminal mastermind, who kills without mercy, everyone is expendable to him. This has to be by far the best on screen representation of the Joker to date, sorry Jack Nicholoson and Caser Romero. This of course brings me to Heath Ledger who did a remarkable job in this role. By far his best performance to date as I wasn't seeing Heath, I was seeing The Joker. I agree with Michael Caine's exclamation that Heath deserves an Oscar for his performance. Plus since this was his last starring role a lot of people are going to see this movie, even if they hate Batman.
By far the best Batman movie made. It is dark and edgy. It is difficult to tell where the franchise will go next, but I want to see more Bat-villains, ecspecially the ones who have not been on the big screen before.Hey, you should really see this!
posted 4 days ago -
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Mamma Mia!
by SarahDirector:Phyllida Lloyd
Released: 2008
Stars: Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan,Colin Firth and Julie Walters
Genre: Musical/Comedy
Country: UK/USA
20 year old Sophie (Seyfried) is preparing to marry her boyfriend Sky (Cooper) at her mother's hotel on an island in Greece. She seemingly has it all; a carefree life, loving boyfriend and happy friends but one thing has been missing all her life; a father.
I have to admit that when we deciided to see Mama Mia!, my family and I, I wasn't sure what I would make of it at all. I know Abba songs like the back of my hand, never saw the musical but was sure I might dance a long at some stage. For sure I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Mama Mia has a certain charm to it that you can't ignore and I'm sure it will be one of the biggest hits of the summer.
The appeal of Mama Mia! is set in the songs and the brilliant cast. All the songs tell sophie's story well and you begin to like the characters a lot, but most likely Meryl Streep's character Donna. Donna is unaware of her daughter's actual father, any of the 3 leading men we see in the film; Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan and Stellan Skarsgård. All three do sing in the film and at times it can be quite funny. I'm sure not everyone wants to see the last James Bond actor sing his heart out to SOS or Stellen Skarsgard sing Take a Chance on Me, but really folks forget all that and just enjoy a fabulous film. I know Brosnan took a year of singing lessons and doesn't sound bad at all. Not so sure about the paring of Streep and Brosnan but that was only a minor flaw.
The set for Mama Mia, that being in the Greek Islands looks lovly on screen and some great shots of the actual island on helicopter which really gives you that "summer feeling" and actually made me forgets seriously analysing this film, if you see what I mean. Naturally the cheography is brilliant, most notably with Dancing Queen which, If I had the chance, I would have danced near my seat. Meryl streep can certianlydance around, as can Julie Walters both in their late 50's.
Now for the acting. To be honest I think the acting fitted well to the story. I felt most of the actors played a more laid back approach, as indeed this is not a serious film and shouldn't be taken as to be. JUlie Walters was brilliant to watch and lights up every scene she's in, including her hilarious rendition of "Take a Chance on Me." Colin Firth doesn't really do an awful lot but does sing, which wasn't that bad. Stellen Skarsgard, as most of the cast aren't that bad either.
The script is a plain and simple story but very funny and very well done indeed. I;, sure a lot of it was sidreted at die hard Abba fans but I certainly enjoyed it a lot. What's great is that the film is very funny and can divert your attention away from any pretenious bits that might annoy you, as not everything is going to break into song.
I can't recomend this enough. If there's one film that you should see it's Mama Mia! Can't tell you how much fun I had watching this.
Highly recomended
8/10Worth the watch as it's very funny to watch...
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so what daybecause on the 29th-31th of this month ill be in oxford and on the 3rd of aug ill be going to alton towers.
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scott i wont be able to come with u to blackpool my boss wont let me have the time off and i cant get a sifht swap soz.
posted 6 days ago -
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WALL-E
by Kropotkin Mouzer In the 22nd century, the megacorporation Buy n Large assumed every economic service on Earth, including the government. Overrun by un-recycled waste, the planet eventually became so polluted that it could no longer support life. In an attempt to keep humanity alive, Buy n Large sponsored a five-year exodus to outer space aboard hundreds of massive "Executive Starliners", the largest of which is the Axiom. Thousands of adaptable waste management robots known as WALL-E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter-Earth-Class) were left behind to clean up the planet. The planet was found too toxic to return to and 700 years later only one WALL-E remains operational. After centuries of living in micro-gravity, the humans aboard the Axiom have lost considerable bone and muscle mass, rendering them too obese and weak to stand or move without robotic assistance, prominently from hovering chairs. Every task is now automated, including piloting the ship.
The sound was done by Ben Burtt whose previous work on Star Wars and ET have cemented his place as an elite sound effects artist. The muisc works perfectly, too.
Photorealism in animation has never been so good looking!
The plot is still a little soft, but a few political messages are thrown in. They have to do with trash, obesity, and screens everywhere. Surely this is the best animated movie I have seen this year (by far), and Pixar's best to date.
Life is nothing but imperfection and the computer likes perfection, so we spent probably 90% of our time putting in all of the imperfections, whether it's in the design of something or just the unconscious stuff. How the camera lens works in [a real] housing is never perfect, and we tried to put those imperfections [into the virtual camera] so that everything looks like you're in familiar [live-action] territory.
Andrew Stanton - Pixar Executive
The New Yorker | David Denby
Apparently, the movie has caused annoyance in some quarters because it criticizes the American way of life. This it does, and with suavity and supreme good humor. WALL-E is a classic, but it will never appeal to people who are happy with art only when it has as little bite as possible.
posted 6 days ago -
I recommend you see...
Hancock
by Kropotkin Mouzer A well developed character of a "superhero" - Hancock and his easy to relate to personality so the film makes up for it's shortcomings.. Where could have Hancock gone wrong?
The plot is utterly messed up, after the bank robbery the plot start going downhill, the writers seem to have been fired and some 5-year old kids where hired for the job, using "filler" side stories to make the plot fit together and at least try to make sense. It did make sense, however, Jumper did too - but the story was badly executed, so was Hancock (the film not the character).
PS: It is also immensely predictable.
The Globe and Mail (Toronto) | Rick Groen
The promise is dangled yet never developed. Rather, the narrative slips into a backstory that alternates between confusing and contradictoryThere are heroes... there are superheroes... and then there's Hancock. With great power comes great responsibility -- everyone knows that -- everyone, that is, but Hancock.
Ray Embrey: "I put some stuff up on YouTube. Everybody remembers Walter the great whale, he was stuck on the beach. Along comes Hancock."
*Hancock is shown in a video throwing a whale back into the ocean, hitting a yacht*
Hancock: "I don't even remember that!"
Ray Embrey: "Ah, well... Greenpeace does."
xDposted 10 days ago -
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Red Eye
by JackWith the action confined to a cramped passenger jet for most of the film's running time, there's no room for the kind of relentlessly over-the-top action that many Hollywood thrillers peddle. Instead, Craven and screenwriter Carl Ellsworth keep the focus purely on the power-play between Jackson and Lisa, keeping the tension high, and never lingering for too long before moving on to the next suspense set-piece.
The director's aided in his task by the excellent work of the two leads, with Rachel McAdams proving that she can carry a movie as she portrays a realistic and three-dimensional character without becoming an action heroine stereotype. Murphy also excels, managing to be convincingly charming in the early scenes and resisting the urge to chew the scenery once Jackson's menacing agenda becomes clear.
The script exploits the surreal nature of a life-or-death situation taking place in such a banal environment (most notably, when Lisa is menaced by Jackson in the airplane toilet, and one of the hostesses misinterprets it as an attempt to join the Mile High Club), while the efficient direction pastes over the more obvious holes in the plot.
Sadly, Red Eye eventually falls prey to the kind of overblown climax that unseats many Hollywood suspense thrillers. In the same way that Speed faltered once it left the famous wired-to-explode bus, the film doesn't quite recover from letting the characters leave the confines of the plane, and opening out into a more traditional action thriller environment.
Thankfully, it's still sensible enough to play the more ridiculous moments with its tongue firmly in cheek (thanks largely to the entertaining Jayma Mays as Lisa's mousy co-worker at the hotel). Even an extended sequence that's essentially Craven re-treading ground from the Scream movies can't completely derail what remains a surprisingly tense and satisfying thriller.Hey, you should really see this!
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The Skulls
by JackLaced with horribly clichéd secret society mumbo jumbo and unintentionally funny homoerotic undertones, "The Skulls" is a laughable thriller about a pre-law Yale student (Joshua Jackson) so shallow and ambitious that he's willing to throw over his best friend and the girl he loves just to be accepted in an underground campus club of power-hungry blue bloods.
The Skulls, you see, are an indomitable, clandestine handful of the country's social and political elite -- all Yale men -- who the movie tells us founded the CIA among other ominous undertakings. Members are members for life. They get branded and paired up with other members as "soul mates." They live by a musty, leather-bound, 200-year-old book of rules. They cover up each other's scandals.
When this brotherhood accept new members, money is deposited money in their bank accounts, they're given expensive cars, tuxedos (which are worn to frequent Skulls dinner parties), nice wrist-watches, nights with call-girls in a Christian Dior gowns, and -- most importantly as far as young Luke McNamara (Jackson) is concerned -- they pay their conscripts' tuitions and see to it they get into the law school of their choice.
But above all, they keep each other's secrets. So once Luke is in -- following an funhouse initiation ritual so ridiculously cabalistic and ostentatious it's reminiscent of "Phantom Of the Opera" -- he finds himself in a tight spot when The Skulls murder his now-estranged best friend, a campus paper cub reporter looking to expose them.
Caught in a slow-witted, collegiate retread of "The Firm," Luke realizes (a bit late) that The Skulls aren't such a swell bunch of guys after all and has to run for his life while looking for a way to blackmail himself out of the organization and bring the murderer to justice.
Got all that?
Helmed by journeyman director Rob Cohen (Daylight, Dragonheart) and aimed squarely at easily entertained teenagers with eight bucks to burn, "The Skulls" isn't a bad idea for a movie. But when Cohen started casting weightless heartthrobs like Paul Walker (Varsity Blues, She's All That) as Jackson's well-to-do rival, and Wonderbra hotties like Leslie Bibb (TV's "Popular") as his scholarly arm ornament, it became a project with plenty of looks but no brains.
Most of the movie's budget seems to have gone into presentation. It's well-paced and edited, the photography is crisp, clean and exciting and the sets are ludicrously spectacular. The Skulls meet in an ceremonial underground chamber lined with marble pillars, and even Luke's 400-square-foot dorm room has vaulted stone ceilings.
But the characters are deadly dull and the Swiss-cheese scenarios so frequently laughable that the crowd at the preview screening -- enlisted by a local top 40 station, the picture's target audience -- couldn't stop snickering through the whole show.
Without a single moment of genuine suspense and with a climactic confrontation that seems to ignore many of the plot revelations, the movie's biggest problem remains that its main character is fundamentally unlikable because he's so utterly selfish, turning his back on his friends until he needs to be rescued.If you look up the word "Rubbish" in the dictionary, there's a picture of this there.
posted 14 days ago -
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Batman Gotham Knight
by DaveOkay, so i just watched, and re-watched the new Gotham Knight animated
movie / collection and here are my thoughts on the shorts.
1.Have I got a story for you So the premise of this short is a group of
kids get together and tell stories of what they think "the Batman" is.
Does this plot sound familiar? It should, it was the very same plot
from an episode of the animated series, except without the frank miller
shout out. Because of this, I already felt like I've seen it, which made
it kinda boring. The animation in this short is a little oddball. The
backgrounds are amazing and realistic while the characters themselves
look cartoon-y and sometimes unfinished. That's a style they where going
for I'm sure, but it just felt odd to me. Overall, this definitely was
not one of the best shorts, but also not the worse.
2. crossfire The story on this short focuses on two of Gorden's
detectives, one of them very unhappy with a vigilante doing crime
fighting in Gotham (batman). There really isn't much to the plot except
for detective Alan complaining about batman pretty much the entire
time. At the end of the short, Alan and his partner get in between a
crime war and batman comes and saves their lives. That's it. It wasn't
anything special, but worth watching for the animation. So, the
animation in this short is pretty good, and the best part is the last
minute when batman shows up. This is the very best animation of batman
in the entire collection, sadly, hes only around for over a minute.
such a waste, awesome while it lasts though. Because of the end, I felt
this was one of the better shorts.
3. Field test Wow, This was probably one of the worst representations
of batman since the campy old TV show. Congratulations to the animators
on this one, I've never wanted to gouge my eyes out so badly before in
my life. The story revolves around a new gadget luscious fox invents to
repel bullets away from batman. Batman tries it out, bullets repel, and
some guy almost dies from one of the repelled bullets. The story isn't
that bad, nothing major, but its there. Its the animation that makes
this short so god damn terrible. You wont know that you're looking at
bruce wayne until he speaks. Why? because Bruce Wayne looks like a
skinny, shaggy haired, Japanese teenager I kid you not. Watching this
generic anime character that anyone at a local high school could draw
use bruce waynes voice disgusted me. I constantly begged for him to
dress up as batman so I could stop watching the monstrosity.
Unfortunately, the animation of batman was even worse. Pretty much
envision Femto from Berserk with pointy ears and you have this shorts
batman. Disgusting. This was easily the worst in all of the shorts and
I wish it never made it past a storyboard.
4. In darkness dwells This short was about batman hunting down a new
urban myth cannibal. The cannibals nickname is "Killer Kroc". Yeah, any
batman fan knows this guy. The story doesn't get too involved in this
one, but I did enjoy it. The animation had great realistic backgrounds,
but the character animation was a little inconsistent at times.
Sometimes the characters look really good and grity, other shots show
them at really awkward angles and they just come of as deformed. It
definitely doesn't ruin this short, but it does catch your attention
more than it should. Overall, i liked this one though.
5. Working through pain This short arguably might have the best story
of the bunch, mostly because its the only one that really shows some
character development in Bruce Wayne. The story focuses on how Bruce
Wayne was trained to ignore physical pain. I really like the story of
this one, and the ending is actually kind of sad. The animation, not as
good. As batman, he looks pretty decent. You definitely know its
batman, unlike in "Field Test". Its the Bruce Wayne animation that's the
weak point of this short. While not half as bad as "Field Test", his
character is breaching on generic anime guy. He doesn't look like Bruce
Wayne, but he doesn't look like a skinny Asian kid either. The story is
what really sells this one, and its definitely worth watching.
6. Deadshot If only one short makes you buy this collection, this will
be it. This was by far the best short of them all. The story is pretty
simple. A very talented sniper is contracted to take out Gotham s
finest, and eventually batman himself. Its all about villain vs batman
here, and its really good. Out of all the shorts, this was the only one
that actually felt like it could be a storyline in the animated series
(besides "Have I got a story for you" which WAS an actual storyline in
TaS). This was the only short in both story and animation that really
made me feel i was watching a batman episode. I loved this, and watched
it several times over. This is not one to skip batfolks, this is
batman.
So overall, Id say there was two good ones ( Working through pain and
Deadshot), two okay ones (Crossfire and In darkness dwells), one dud
(have i got a story for you), and one abomination (Field test).Hey, you should really see this!
posted 15 days ago -
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Rise of the Footsoldier
by KhrisYeaaahhhh. A good ole brutal, bloody, shameless (on all levels) Brit gangster movie.
Which also happens to be the a real good authentic biography of one of Englands most brutal and toughest criminals, Carlton Leach. Hell YEAH!
This follows the the beginning of Leach's criminal career, starting as a football hooligan with the Inter City Firm (West Ham FC... Green Street anyone?) to Carlton running his own firm in the 80's as protection and enforcement, and the early 90's events leading to the infamous Rettendon Murders in 1995, the victims being some of Leach's associates.
There is some real gangster history in this, and t does make Green Street Hooligans and others such as Goodfellas look kinda tame when it comes to violence. Its good ole fashioned english brutality at its best, from bats and bricks and guns and fists.
You would probably need subtitles if you have trouble deciphering the Brit speak. And of course, get ready to meet some of the most colorful, as well as craziest thugs ever seen in the movies. Which happened to be based on real people.
I still couldnt believe how the characters [protrayed in this flick represented real people... the movie was based on Carlton Leach's bio.
Its got some real graphic scenes... especially when the guns go off on the Rettendon murder scenes.
O__O! (im serious, its brutal as - you actual see some good rendition of faces in the aftermath of meeting a 12 guage at point blank.)
There is some lessons to be learned here. Carlton's narrative isstraightforward and to the point. The scenes are good and explicit though, and of course, since based on true events, its got some actual news clips and such in the movie.
Anyways, if you love the gangster, the blood, the guts and the swearing and the sex, yeah you in for a good night.Blood, guts, sex and swearing.
Yah, I know theres a few horny guys or people who love the blood, so watch it!
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