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Scary French kung fu historical mystery. Totally kicked ass, I barely fidgeted at all. I found it particularly striking how it had a definite game resonance... one sequence reminded me of Resident Evil (the game, not the movie), another of Soulblade (think Tekken with swords). Not only a better looking horror film than From Hell, it didn't have unintentional laughs. Pretty good dialogue, some excess scenes, surprises, excellent fun. It's already home released in the states and Canada but IMO a good one to see in the theater (still can in Oz). I bring it to your attention because action/horror fans might shy away from a subtitled film.
For any who've seen it, several reveiwers online have said that showing the monster was a mistake. Personally, I thought that the biggest scares came when it was onscreen. I also didn't notice the jerkiness of motion or too obviously computer generated appearance some folks complained about.
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Ironikinit
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FemAdo, yeah, my fiancee didn't like her either. Actually, how she was penultimately dealt with was was one of my few problems with the movie. Her little comeback seemed to be pointless. Sorry to be so vague but I'm trying not to be a spoiler, I'm sure you know what I mean.
Boris, funny that such a good looking and stylish movie would lack on such an important effect. Possibly it was intentional, eh, or maybe the Henson people were just the wrong pick.
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Ishtar
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Columbia, SC
Feb 2002 time: 00:24
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I liked Brotherhood as well. Wasn't quite what I was expecting based on the title, but I enjoyed watching it and would watch it again.
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