"Brutal violence" refers to extremely aggressive and cruel acts of harm or force inflicted upon someone, often resulting in severe pain, injury, or even death.
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It's possible the movie would have been more effective with an R - rating, which would have allowed
more brutal violence.
Highly recommended, although with the caveat that if depictions of realistic and
brutal violence turn your stomach, skip the candy bar.
There is a lot of
brutal violence which is usually played for laughs and most of the time it is quite funny but it definitely won't be for everyone.
After decades
of brutal violence and several failed peace processes, this is reason enough to celebrate.
But again, just as Jesus would never call His followers to engage
in brutal violence as a response to violence, so also, Jesus would never engage in any sort of racism as a response to real (or perceived) racism toward Him.
As Don Logan, a fearsome gangster in Sexy Beast, Kingsley is occasionally called upon to back up his glares
with brutal violence, but even then, his movements are swift and controlled, like a rattlesnake sprung from repose.
With that said, you don't go to a movie like «The Equalizer» for the story or the acting, and Fuqua is well aware of this, populating the film with some excellent action sequences and unexpected moments of
brutal violence on both sides.
Confirmed to take place partly in Seattle, The Last of Us part 2 hasn't revealed much story but plenty of
brutal violence as humanity attempts to survive, five years after Joel and Ellie's original outing.
His next film, Green Room, follows a group of young punk rockers who find themselves fighting for their lives in a secluded venue against a group of white power skinheads after they witness an act of
brutal violence by the skinheads.
«The extremists are using desperate measures to achieve their ends through their willingness to
use brutal violence during the holy month of Ramadan.»
The complexity of the characters sets this apart from the rest of the Spaghetti Western pack that exploded during the 1960s, and with some fantastic action and some very choice comic relief to temper the dark,
often brutal violence.
It's difficult to imagine all that the «lost boys» have endured, fleeing
from brutal violence in their war - ravaged villages, losing their parents and closest family members, walking thousands of miles to find a safe haven, then being airlifted to the United States and a way of life that nothing could prepare them for.
Vaughn gives us lengthy shots of one of our heroes, who is hypnotized by the signal, unleashing a non-stop barrage of
brutal violence upon the congregation (members of a hate group, making the bloodbath of bigots slightly more tenable).
It's dark, a little comedic and more than a bit unsettling,
containing brutal violence, an unlikable lead character and a rape scene that left me disturbed.
You have whimsical humor mixed with some of the
most brutal violence on film, yet there is no unevenness to be found anywhere.
MPAA Rated: R for
graphic brutal violence including rape, pervasive language, strong sexuality and nudity Running Time: 119 min.
Criminal acts and scenes of
brutal violence spoil the effect of «Barnyard» as an animated movie for tots.
Hounds of Love is about the subjugation of women and male - inflicted abuse, from
brutal violence involving strangers to psychological domination from long - term partners.
An R - rated cut of I Spit on Your Grave was passed, citing «pervasive strong
sadistic brutal violence, rape and torture, nudity and language.»
The Killer Inside Me Rated R for
disturbing brutal violence, aberrant sexual content and some graphic nudity Available on DVD and Blu - ray Casey Affleck is the polite, good - natured sheriff in a small 1950s Texas town who doesn't even carry a gun because he doesn't feel it's necessary.
While the Apaches are the ostensible threat, Mann's
brutal violence reaches a new level of cruel glee in Nicol's sadistic psychopath of a delinquent with a six shooter.
I have seen the Transformers films and have not cared for them because I can't tell what is going on, they have sexist and racist humor,
celebrates brutal violence, and are all over the place in terms of tone.
Take out the nihilism and
mercilessly brutal violence and you'd have a thriller that Hitchcock could have appreciated: It's little more than a cat (Rutger Hauer) and mouse (C. Thomas Howell) thriller that takes place on countless desert highways in the middle of nowhere, but it's that nasty edge that keeps the viewer on their toes.
Rob Zombie's 31 is his most Rob Zombie movie yet, this time injecting his signature style of trashy characters, vile dialog, and
brutal violence into a compact version of The Running Man.
Starring the hairless Agent 47, the Hitman series of games made a name for themselves back in the PS2 days with their rather unique approach to stealth, mixed in with some
rather brutal violence, implicit and explicit.
The on - going murders continue to affect and force people to live in fear, as they
encounter brutal violence due to gender expression and sexuality, in a country that claims to guarantee these human rights.
While ISIS
threatens brutal violence against all who dissent from its harsh ideology, climate change menaces communities (less maliciously) with increasingly extreme weather.
Review • Filled
with brutal violence and rape scenes, spy thriller will turn off some of Lawrence's fans.
MPAA Rating: (for non-stop
bloody brutal violence and mayhem, language throughout, sexual content / nudity and drug use)
Gamer 2 stars Rated R for frenetic sequences of
strong brutal violence throughout, sexual content, nudity and language Lionsgate Available on: DVD and Blu - ray
The striking game in UFC 3 is satisfying in that horrible, self - reflective way that makes you wonder why the human psyche gets so much glee out of participating
in brutal violence.
Inmates at Rikers Island continue to be subjected to
brutal violence by guards, a new report found.
And its closure would provide a firm break from the history of
brutal violence on Rikers Island by inmates and, particularly, by correction officers that resulted in a 2015 federal court settlement.
Starring Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara and Christopher Plummer Directed by David Fincher (The Social Network) Rated R for
brutal violence including rape and torture, strong sexuality, graphic nudity, and language
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