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The most important film in cinema history

posted 17 years ago by CFryia
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Bloodlines in the single most important film in cinema history. Wow. Just WOW!

Bear and Brody are the greatest tandem in movie history. This movie is a non stop heart racing adventure with enough breedin' to satisfy you for the next 20 years. This is like a car cash that you just can't stop watching.

[–] CFryia 17 years ago

Forget the former cinema greats such as Casablanca and The Godfather
because Bloodlines trumps them both! My god never have I ever once
witnessed such a cinematic masterpiece. It keeps you on the edge of
your seat from start to finish. The heroic Strictland brothers Bear and
Brody are true action heroes. Never have I seen some much raw acting
talent stuffed into one film. Why this didn't get a theater release is
beyond me. This film is a must see!

[–] xziztnse 17 years ago

I really hope your being sarcastic!

[–] dmc-spqr 17 years ago

So do i... that was the a total waste of time.I see enough inbred trash in my daily working life to want to come home & watch them on my tv too.
You sir are an idiot.

[–] virginian44-1 17 years ago

The problem with the movie is more in the direction and first time directors often fall trap to their D.P.'s advice. I'd say, all joking aside on cinematic history NOT made over this low-budget horror flick, don't hire the same crew if you get another film slated. Horror films get slated easily and if you want to be taken seriously, stay away from grifter grips, gaffers, and especially if a camera operator has you unload moolah in their bank account but convinces you how much you're being saved by their presence. Get a better D.P. or even a hungry student could've done better.

[–] DarleneHamilton 10 years ago

It's been robbed of it's oscar. The script alone......I was floored by the intrinsic plot and, oh my word, the fine acting

"Somebody oughta teach you some manners Vernon"

"Well it ain't gonna be you prag"