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Imprint cuts to the chase and is absolutely horrific . . .

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mr grits

In Reply to: RE: If you can find a copy of 'Imprint' do so...it's classic Mikke. posted by Tony D. on November 18, 2010 at 17:08:25

There is a difference between being scared and horrified and Imprint's savagery was nearly intolerable.

Share a bowl of grits with someone you love tonight.

Follow Ups:

"...absolutely horrific . . . " I would say boring and stupid - Victor Khomenko 04:40:16 11/20/10 (4)
I still maintain people who like watching that kind of movies are definitely sick and should not be allowed into the Starbuck's Coffee houses.
- This was beyond my imagination for hurting people...... - mr grits 10:29:12 11/20/10 (1)
  so it was horrifying for me. Maybe that was hazing in your old military academy, I don't know but I found it pretty strong.
  
  Share a bowl of grits with someone you love tonight.
  - I am well protected - Victor Khomenko 11:44:44 11/20/10 (0)
    Long ago I developed the simple technique - I just tell myself this is plastic, red paint and fake wounds.
    
    As she started with the needles, I immediately told myself the finger looked too plastic, and the emotion meter dropped right away.
    
    I am not kidding you.
    
    I developed that "skill" many years ago after the scalping scene in the Salo caused me to close my eyes for a moment - I didn't know I was "that delicate" until then.
    
    So as I watched the Imprint, the horror simply did not materialize, it was all too fake, poorly done, in fact... so - boring.
    
    Now, some scenes in M are truly horrifying in my book, so I don't like watching it. Of course there it is done without plastic and red paint, which makes it so much more piercing and gripping. I think I mentioned before that I consider the open door shot easily the most horrific scene in the movies that I have seen. It is stuff from a REAL nightmare.
- You are boring... - Dr Phibes 05:51:46 11/20/10 (1)
  Look , I didn't benefit from or enjoy "Imprint" either ... but why do you feel the need to attack folks by calling them "sick"?
  Putting aside your ridiculous political and social commentaries - you are seemingly capable of writing insightful film comments/reviews ...
  Why don't you stick to *that* instead of lowering the bar on the Film Asylum to unabashed rudeness?
  
  Furthermore -I don't see Film Asylum comments growing in numbers. Could this be attributed to the lack of etiquette around these parts?
  
  If you didn't like "Imprint" ... in your opinion Victor ... What is a Miike film in the same league as "Audition"? I'd like to know.
  
  Or simply ... Why *didn't* you like "Imprint"? I'd like to know that too.
  
  But... I don't like seeing your tyrannical posts punishing folks for having a different viewpoint then you do. Ultimately, I think it drives legitimate opinions and perspectives from this place.
  - late, tell him the election is over and he lost nt - Victor Khomenko 06:32:00 11/20/10 (0)
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