Amazing film.

This is an interesting question because I feel like different movies/directors can direct violence really well with very different goals. Like Michael Haneke vs John Woo.

Heat

on my watchlist

tilda swinton loves these horror movies

The street shootout in Heat is an all-timer

Just amazing

the raid 1& 2 gareth evans

saving private ryan spielberg

I kind of enjoyed The House That Jack Built

No country

I did up until the ending when everything switched up

They need to make a movie for Blood Meridian, s*** would be wild

and finally got interesting

You think they should of ran with that direction from earlier on?

Probably not but it was a nice surprise

with the Dolls or solo?

that bargain bin version of Hit The Road Jack over the end credits

probably not but it was a nice surprise

"bargain bin version"

Michael Haneke is probably the best I’ve ever seen at translating the real life unease* of violence on screen

It’s great.

Not trying to start an argument but when I said Dressed to Kill might be then nastiest piece of filmmaking from a major goat that I've seen, somebody told me House The Back Built rivalled it. I don't think so, felt the artistic intent behind most of what went on this time

Eli Hayes wrote at least 3 reviews for it one of them saying that he hopes LVT gets the help that he obviously needs because he's worried about him committing suicide

Everything with that guy breaks my heart when I read it

Yep

This scene always makes me