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" Directed by: Nicholas Winding Refn Produced by: Vincent Maraval, Lene Borglum, and Sidonie Dumas Written by: Nicholas Winding Refn Cinematography: Larry Smith Edited by: Matthew Newman Music by: Cliff Martinez Distributed by: Wild Bunch Pictures and Bold Films"
"Only God Forgives isn't great, but it is sometimes interesting as well as fucked up. One of the highlights is the torture scene, which is both disturbing and compelling at the same time."
“"Time to meet the devil." An unreasonable amount of expectation surrounded 2013's Only God Forgives, as it's the second collaboration of director Nic”
“2 years after the massive cult-classic โDriveโ, Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling came back with this new project and, of course, the expectations were pretty high. Eventually, this new movie was really poorly received but I still wanted to check it out. To be honest, I was at first really impressed by the damned thing. Indeed, I thought it was visually really amazing, even more than โDriveโ. Unfortunately, pretty soon, it turned out that the story was actually really tedious. Apparently, it seemed that they went for some rather mystical vibe but it seriously backfired. Seriously, it was sometimes even rather pathetic (for example, it was rather ridiculous to see each time the policeman popping up his little sword out of nowhere). Concerning Ryan Golsing, he is a fine actor but” read more
"This one is a close second to the scene in the Evil That Men Do in brutality and horror "
"Least-Favorite Film of 2014 I was not actively trying to check awful films on Netflix, so for the films in these categories. I don't particularly hate these films, even the "winner" of this category isn't a movie I think that is particular horrible. These are just the films that are either bad quality-wise or I feel is an uninteresting product. Dishonorable Mentions: West Side Story"
“The main reason I wanted to check out this film was because I wanted to see some of Nicolas Winding Refn's work to try to prepare myself to eventual s”