No wonder it's so bad...
it's a Canadian movie.
shareyeah outside of Quebec(french Canada) they're arent very good films being produced, the only two great Canadian films i can think of right now are Hobo With a Shotgun and You Might as Well Live
shareHobo With A Shotgun was terrible, and I'm a grindhouse fan!
Hufflepuff's are particularly good finders.
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Not much of a fan...Hobo rocked.
shareSo, you mean that you actually liked seeing a movie where innocent people, homeless and a busload of children are killed ruthlessly and repeatedly through the entire movie?
How sane is that on a scale?
That really sent Rutger Hauer out of my list of respected actors.
What the hell happened to him between Blade Runner and this movie?
Welcome to the real world....death doesn't discriminate. I think you missed the whole point of the film. The film tries to exaggerate the violence but it still isn't far from what has been happening in crumbling cities around the world. If you can't see the less-than-subtle messages in the movie then you must have not understood most of the "grindhouse" movies you have seen.
shareLittle boy, movies are not real. They use actors and special effects to create the image of reality, but it's fake. There, now that you know Hobo isn't a documentary, don't you feel better?
Some people...
"No it's not you, I just don't like having dinner... with people..." - Paul Rudd
I know that, I know it's not real, it's fake and that this isn't a documentary...your attempt to produce condescending irony is weak, little wonder boy.
But do I enjoy watching that sort of selfmotivating violence, ehm no. Thought maybe I grown past that, but I wouldn't have enjoyed it when I was younger either, I'm sure of it.
There's no endgame in it, it's just pointless violence.
And believe me, I'm not that faint hearted or moralising type, I think I've got my fair share of the ugly movie stuff out there already.