Closet Land [VHS]
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Movie Review: Closet Land - Let it stay in the closet
Summary: 2 Stars
I'm a die hard Alan Rickman fan, BUT this movie is extremely disturbing to watch. I won't deny that the acting is good, considering the storyline. But it is VERY hard to watch. The suggestion of torture and how the interrogator plays with his *victim* just made my skin crawl. I wish I had rented it first instead of purchasing it. I watched it once and immediately sold it to someone else. Just FYI. Rent it before you purchase it.Movie Review: You'll Never Forget It!
Summary: 5 Stars
I watched this movie in the theatre when it came out in 1991. I was a senior in high school and was mezmorized and intrigued by the film. Two actors in basically one room through the entire film. I wasn't thrilled about my friends choice to go see it, however I walked away knowing I would never forget seeing this movie.Worth five times the money to purchase it. It's not a film with a million budget so it will probably vanish in the near future. SAD because it is some of the best acting I've seen.
Movie Review: great!
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is great. I found out about it in a book, but had to wait 2 years to rent the movie. My first reaction was disturbing, tramatizing, and scary. I loved it! Full of phycologicaly disturbing emotions and flashbacks, the actors are both perfectly in character. the backround music also adds an extrmely creepy touch to it. Get this movie! Torture, but they don't show anything horrible.Movie Review: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL ...
Summary: 5 Stars
This chilling and disturbing film will show you the importance of Amnesty International. There are no countries mentioned in this film so that the viewer can see that no government is totally without blame in the way political prisoners are tortured for crimes they seldom know they're being held for.This is gripping and dark...imposible to not be moved and affected by this film. You'll want to learn more about Amnesty International as soon as it ends.
Should be used as an educational tool.
MUST OWN!
MUST SEE!
MUST TELL AS MANY PEOPLE AS YOU CAN TO SEE THIS FILM!
wish it would come out on DVD.
Movie Review: Tough subject, superb acting
Summary: 5 Stars
The first time I saw this film I was repulsed and blown away by the brutality endured by the female prisoner. On repeated viewings I have been blown away by the subtle changes in each character.The acting in this two-person story is first-rate. Alan Rickman brings many layers of complexity to his character, the interrogator, who is as profoundly changed by the experience as is the prisoner. Although the story and subject matter are difficult to view, the acting is so fine that I find myself drawn back to the VCR and the tape for one more look. I have one question: Why didn't Rickman get an Oscar for this tour de force performance?