The document provides a review of the movie "Womb". It summarizes the plot, which involves a woman cloning her deceased lover and raising the clone as her child. It notes the provocative themes of cloning and incest. It praises the performances of Eva Green and Matt Smith in their roles. Overall, it describes the movie as a beautiful but sparse art film that may provoke thoughtful questions about ethics but is not intended for general audiences.
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kill everyone already, just so it will all end and you can get on
with your life.
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lovely country side, with a lovely dog, and a lovely pair of
siblings, all frolicking happily together. When the younger boy
Henry goes to the house, the older brother axe murders the
boy’s pet sheep. Then wearing the sheep’s carcass, he hides in
the barn to scare his younger brother. While Henry is on the
ground screaming in terror, the grandmother comes out and
tells them to stop playing around, that there has been an
accident, and their father has been killed. We suddenly jump
years in the future, and meet the adult Henry who now has a
pathological fear of sheep. Already knowing the title of the
film, of course we the viewers know this is going to serve him
well. The first thing I notice, and cannot stop noticing during the entire film, is the horrendous audio
track. It’s not that the audio is bad, it’s that it is too good. It is painfully clear that every line of audio
was recorded in the studio after the fact and over-layed onto the film, leaving everything feeling out of
sync despite the words they are saying being in line with their mouths.
Cast
Nathan Meister as Henry Oldfield
Peter Feeney as Angus Oldfield
Danielle Mason as Experience
Oliver Driver as Grant
Tammy Davis as Tucker
Written and Directed By
Jonathan King
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make up its mind about what it wants to be. I was never able to decide whether or not the director,
Peter King, was trying to make an actual horror film, or if he was trying to parody one. It is clear
horror movies are being made fun of, but the movie never goes into full parody mode. The danger
from these sheep are real, and it goes deeper than just being killed. No it is more like a zombie
plague, where if you get bitten you transform. That’s right, weresheep or sheeple are another real
danger to anyone in the area. It’s so bad it is comedic, and there is some definite comedy, but there is
no real satirical feeling to what is going on. It’s a complete contradiction that prevented me from ever
really getting into the movie.
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Have you ever seen a movie so bad, you had to recommend i.docxaryan532920
Have you ever seen a movie so bad, you had to
recommend it to your friends? A movie so bad you liked it
because of how fun it was to watch and make fun of? Black
Sheep wants very badly to be one of those movies. It falls short
for me however, because it also tries to be an actual horror
movie at the same time, lacking the satirical edge a film trying
to mock how awful it is needs. This makes the film rather
monotonous, and you find yourself rooting for the sheep to just
kill everyone already, just so it will all end and you can get on
with your life.
We start out on a lovely New Zealand farm, spread out on a
lovely country side, with a lovely dog, and a lovely pair of
siblings, all frolicking happily together. When the younger boy
Henry goes to the house, the older brother axe murders the
boy’s pet sheep. Then wearing the sheep’s carcass, he hides in
the barn to scare his younger brother. While Henry is on the
ground screaming in terror, the grandmother comes out and
tells them to stop playing around, that there has been an
accident, and their father has been killed. We suddenly jump
years in the future, and meet the adult Henry who now has a
pathological fear of sheep. Already knowing the title of the
film, of course we the viewers know this is going to serve him
well. The first thing I notice, and cannot stop noticing during the entire film, is the horrendous audio
track. It’s not that the audio is bad, it’s that it is too good. It is painfully clear that every line of audio
was recorded in the studio after the fact and over-layed onto the film, leaving everything feeling out of
sync despite the words they are saying being in line with their mouths.
Cast
Nathan Meister as Henry Oldfield
Peter Feeney as Angus Oldfield
Danielle Mason as Experience
Oliver Driver as Grant
Tammy Davis as Tucker
Written and Directed By
Jonathan King
The movie goes on to use all the classic techniques of ridiculous horror movies, but it can never
make up its mind about what it wants to be. I was never able to decide whether or not the director,
Peter King, was trying to make an actual horror film, or if he was trying to parody one. It is clear
horror movies are being made fun of, but the movie never goes into full parody mode. The danger
from these sheep are real, and it goes deeper than just being killed. No it is more like a zombie
plague, where if you get bitten you transform. That’s right, weresheep or sheeple are another real
danger to anyone in the area. It’s so bad it is comedic, and there is some definite comedy, but there is
no real satirical feeling to what is going on. It’s a complete contradiction that prevented me from ever
really getting into the movie.
The elder brother who has taken over the farm after the demise of the father, is trying to move
into the future with new methods of agricultural science. He does this of course, by bringing in what
appears to be a hot, youn ...
This Subliminal Images PowerPoint was created as part of a High School Comm (communications) skills curriculum. It has some rather suggestive photos and is intended for mature audiences.
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Ratings: 4 stars out of 5
The Stars: Eva Green, Matt Smith (AKA Doctor Who!), Hannah Murphy
The Buzz: The provocative subject matters of cloning and incest will almost certainly cause this
indie release to generate some serious buzz!
The Story: A childhood romance between Rebecca and Thomas is reignited when Rebecca Experts
returns from Japan. Just when old passions are set aflame, Thomas is tragically killed in a sudden
accident. Thus, Rebecca decides to clone Thomas’ genetic material into her own child, leading to
repercussions and dire consequences that she’ll have to face as he grows up.
InSing.com says: First off, this film obviously isn’t for everyone. It’s set at a deliberate pace and
the story takes its own time to grow into itself. If there’s one word to describe Womb, it would be
sparse. And we’re not just referring to the story itself. The entire film’s style, from production, story
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instrument most times and even dialogue is very limited. The imagery in particular, set against the
backdrop of the coasts of Sylt, invokes the solitude we feel from the characters in the film;
beautiful, wide never ending coasts. While this might sound like a monumental task for the
attention challenged, and it is but it serves this film so well because of the themes and motifs that
are presented to us such as the intense isolation and rejection that these characters go through.
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This silence allows the strong emotions surrounding this situation to engulf the viewer and Movie Lover Reviews Announcement
eventually set oneself thinking. What is she going to do with the child when he grows up, etc.? Weekend Guide
Despite the unconditional love Rebecca gives towards Tommy MK II, what makes it provocative is Review
the ever seemingly present sense of sexual attraction between Rebecca and the 2nd Tommy!
even when he was a kid. Awkward! and of course when Tommy finally grows up and gets himself Search for feature articles
a girlfriend, things get really messy. The viewer feels sorry for Rebecca, yet wonders what is going
to happen next.
What allows this to be delivered is a strong performance by Eva Green in the leading role. She
transits gracefully from the initial hopefulness and naivety of her teenage years to an older self
who’s probably confused with what to do and her feelings about this lie she’s been carrying out all
those years. Matt Smith does just as admirable a job playing two roles, as the elder freewheeling
Tommy whose best years ahead are about to be taken from him and the younger iteration, the
immature teen who has no idea what is in store for him.
All in all, Womb is a beautiful film with lots of deep thought behind it. It’s the tragic story of the
ultimate possessive lover who refuses to let go of her other half even after his death. And then she
ends up being there for him throughout the entirety of his life! who else could possibly claim that?
If you’re a bit of an idealist, you might even be piqued to raise thought provoking questions like
whether we have the right to alter and create life as we want to and what rights we have to have
control over someone else’s life, even if he is your flesh and blood. Sure it might have a few minor
problems, like the beautiful Eva Green seemingly never aging through a twenty time span.
However, underneath the shroud of controversy, there’s a solid plot with a haunting love story with
an equally striking visual. Though as stated, it’s not for everyone except maybe art house cinema
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