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how much detail

posted 12 years ago by gramsden4-1
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Like many novels/dramas that are coming out of Scandanavia at the moment, the Hypnotist is both compulsive and brutal. How much of this brutality in both depiction and language, the four letter 'c' word is used a few times in the book with shocking effect, will we see in the new drama? These sorts of words are not used on TV but really does capture the personalty of Eva. How much can we get away with on a TV drama without diluting the shocks too much?

översatt av Goole översättning, så ber om ursäkt för misstag

Liksom många romaner / dramer som kommer ut ur Skandinavien just nu är Hypnotisören både tvångsmässiga och brutal. Hur mycket av denna brutalitet i både skildring och språk är de fyra bokstaven "c" ord som används några gånger i boken med chockerande effekt kommer vi att se i den nya drama? Dessa typer av ord används inte på TV, men verkligen fånga LÖSEGENDOM Eva. Hur mycket kan vi komma undan med på ett tv-drama utan att späda ut stötar för mycket?

kääntänyt Goole käännös niin anteeksi virheitä

Kuten monet romaanit / draamoja, jotka ovat tulossa ulos Skandinaviassa tällä hetkellä Hypnotist on sekä pakonomainen ja julma. Kuinka paljon tästä raakuuden sekä kuvaus ja kieli, neljän kirjaimen "c" sanaa on käytetty muutaman kerran varata järkyttävän vaikutusta, näemme uutta draamaa? Tämänkaltaisissa sanoja ei käytetä television mutta ei todellakaan vangita personalty Eva. Kuinka paljon voimme saada pois television draama heikentämättä iskut liikaa?

[–] daniel_hansson 12 years ago

There's no rating info yet, so I guess we'll have to wait and see.
The trailer shows some blood, but no foul language.

[–] april_aamukaste 11 years ago

Well, I saw the movie yesterday. There was definitely blood and violence, it might be hard to watch for some people. It isn't done in that gory way or the American melodramatic way (huge sound effects, blood everywhere), but more "real to life" sort of way (silent and letting your imagination do its thing). I don't remember that much swearing - at least according to subtitles (except in Finnish, but "perkele" is used so much, so it doesn't really have any effect on me anymore).

[–] filmfancy 10 years ago

The film opens with a pretty brutal murder. It's not so much gory as it's unsettling. There are also flashback scenes when the murderer is remembering how he killed his family.

The film left me feeling uneasy, mostly because of who the murderer was and the nature of the killings.

And all the pieces matter (The Wire)

[–] Carl-LaFong 8 years ago

The stabbing murders were some of the most brutal I've ever seen in a film. Had to look away several times.

It was over the top and nasty for the sake of it in my opinion.

You're my wife now.

[–] benman46 8 years ago

It all depends on what films you've seen.