Only God Forgives (2013)
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Refn's surreal cinematic spell is amazing
There is an unreasonable amount of expectation surrounding 2013's Only God Forgives, as it's the second collaboration of director Nicolas Winding Refn and star Ryan Gosling after 2011's Drive. Fans of Drive expecting something similar will be disappointed - you see, Drive was in fact more of a gun-for-hire project for Refn, who was called upon to put his di... read more
A Unique Experience But Not An Enjoyable One
An average movie

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" Directed by: Nicolas Winding Refn Produced by: Jessica Ask, Ryan Gosling, Jason Janego, Tom Quinn, and David Lancaster Written by: Nicolas Winding Refn Cinematography: Larry Smith Edited by: Matthew Newman Music by: Cliff Martinez Distributed by: Open Road Films "

" Date: 4/1/2019 Viewed: Netflix First Viewing Note: People seem to hate this movie, but I really enjoy it. The movie is flawed, but I thought it was a interesting take on the revenge film genre. I thought the story was interesting and the pacing was perfect. The movie didn't seem to over stay its welcome or go by too fast. I also love the color scheme and the gritty atmosphere. This movie may not be for everyone, but I do think it is worth checking out."

"January 19th Directed by: Nicolas Winding Refn 2nd Viewing Previous Rating: 3.5 After: 2.5"

"Только Бог простит (2013, реж. Николас Виндинг Рефн) Пространная галлюцинация датского панка, метафизический ребус для поклонников психоанализа."

"Result: #47 on "Best Films of 2013" list. Trailer: "

"I've heard this movie was booed at Cannes, and I don't blame them! Forget the disgracefully slow pace and the uncomfortable level of red in the colour scheme; the movie's biggest sin is how it handles its depravity. The characters are completely devoid of personality, so all you're left with is the actual horrible acts they commit. Simply presenting violence without any context is just downright unpleasant and mean-spirited. I particularly lost it when the mother tries to defend her son's raping"