He tried to stand up, then he was pushed down, then he was too much in panic and shock than he did not react properly, his brain stuck with the "STAND UP" command. He was completely relaxed before and had no counter attacks in mind. It just happened to quickly and surprising for him. Like people in the middle of a street who see a car coming but the brain just fails to give the right command and they get hit. It happens.
Your comment is so wholesome 😂 But in all seriousness, alot of David Cronenberg films feature unpleasant, and realistic violence. If you're not familiar with his work , you should watch "A History of Violence" and "Eastern Promises" The violence is very uncomfortable, but they're both great films. If you can get past that , you'll see why David Cronenberg is one the best and most underrated directors. I'm not a huge fan of grotesque images and violence in films 😂 He's definitely not a "surface level" filmmaker.
Did the guy forget he has hands? Just wanted to white-knuckle his armrests and go along for the ride like he's on Star Tours? Such an incredibly stupid scene...
Watched this movie last night - found it disappointing. History of Violence worked because it had a "cartoon" hyper-realistic feel to it. This was grounded in "reality" - yet the contrived nature seemed at odds with the characters. I don't know - maybe it's me missing something. I also saw the "twist" coming a mile off - and hoped that I was wrong - but I wasn't. I'd give it a 5/10. Lead female's acting was also not great - and I thought she was brilliant in Lynch's Mullholland Drive. It's watchable - entertaining even - in an empty hollow way. For a Cronenberg movie (which can be hit or miss) this was a miss for me. Maybe my expectations were too high.
I know what you mean. I like Cronenberg's films, but IMO he used gore to mask his less-than-exemplary directing style, no matter how much some people try to dress it up as "stylised violence."
Pip got sent to the Wall for this.
Lmao I love it 😂
Ah that's where I recognise him from lol
It's obviously some psychological thing
The funny thing is I went to azims for a haircut and this didn't happen
Those bastards. Did you ask for your money back?
He was probably a better murderer than Barber
If you give the barber a good tip then they don't do this!
It's a movie
@@amr93290 pretty unrealistic one
Lol, why did he not use his arms to defend himself?
He tried to stand up, then he was pushed down, then he was too much in panic and shock than he did not react properly, his brain stuck with the "STAND UP" command. He was completely relaxed before and had no counter attacks in mind. It just happened to quickly and surprising for him. Like people in the middle of a street who see a car coming but the brain just fails to give the right command and they get hit. It happens.
The old man half his size was able to keep him in place
Well that wasn't very nice.
Your comment is so wholesome 😂
But in all seriousness, alot of David Cronenberg films feature unpleasant, and realistic violence.
If you're not familiar with his work , you should watch "A History of Violence" and "Eastern Promises"
The violence is very uncomfortable, but they're both great films. If you can get past that , you'll see why David Cronenberg is one the best and most underrated directors. I'm not a huge fan of grotesque images and violence in films 😂
He's definitely not a "surface level" filmmaker.
Did the guy forget he has hands? Just wanted to white-knuckle his armrests and go along for the ride like he's on Star Tours? Such an incredibly stupid scene...
Ustura is famous in kurdish culture
whats wrong with you dude even in there you people try to steal our culture from us
they are speaking turkish
So cruel and disgusting！！
Do u eat meat mofo ?Thats what humans do to millions of animals
because it's fun jan get it
@@sameerahmed-gx8js You know what, Jan? I DON"T THINK I MADE IT FOR YOU.
Hello orc
@@Magephilhello ukropig. Ready for the slaughter house?
Muy mal actuado!!
Watched this movie last night - found it disappointing. History of Violence worked because it had a "cartoon" hyper-realistic feel to it. This was grounded in "reality" - yet the contrived nature seemed at odds with the characters. I don't know - maybe it's me missing something. I also saw the "twist" coming a mile off - and hoped that I was wrong - but I wasn't. I'd give it a 5/10. Lead female's acting was also not great - and I thought she was brilliant in Lynch's Mullholland Drive. It's watchable - entertaining even - in an empty hollow way. For a Cronenberg movie (which can be hit or miss) this was a miss for me. Maybe my expectations were too high.
I know what you mean. I like Cronenberg's films, but IMO he used gore to mask his less-than-exemplary directing style, no matter how much some people try to dress it up as "stylised violence."
U wot m8?