Reply With Quotei loved it
loved the ending, and a big part of that was because i've never seen an ending like that before
Weird flick. i was disappointed by the ending though.
anyone else seen it?
i loved it
loved the ending, and a big part of that was because i've never seen an ending like that before
I'm with Goddard, it's a fantastic movie. I'm gay for Viggo.
when ever there's a twist like that, you're pretty much promised a rushed, predicatable, cheesy end; climaxing in a lame shootout in a factory that seems to make nothing but catwalks and steam.
we didn't get that
that made me happy
instead we got a very satisfying, quiet, and human end that really NOBODY saw coming for those very reasons
I hope Goddard is right...FOR ONCE ()...b/c I'm going to see it on Thursday!
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i loved the size of the story and how intimate it was but the part about the ending that i thought was a little lame was:
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... the undercover cop thing. just seemed a little cliche to me. i would have much rather had him be a criminal and have had killed her uncle. they could have really had some great drama from that
Originally Posted by dankiely
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But I think the tatoos are symbolic of him transforming into a new person. It still fits the "new flesh" theme that Cronenberg seems to have in all his movies.
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
Outstanding film start to finish.
just saw it last night.
so do you think it played into the "new flesh" theme?
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
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