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[drnuncheon]

Actually, drnuncheon, could you post a comment here saying if the version you watch does in fact include a shot looking through a hole that's just punched in the head of a bad guy?

There are in fact three 'through the body' camera shots - the one you describe (I assume that's the rather humorous shot with the eyeballs) and two 'hole through the torso' shots.

I laughed my ass off watching this movie. For a long time it reminded me of something, and I couldn't figure what, until the end, when it hit me: this is like the Hong Kong action version of Peter Jackson's Bad Taste.

J

 

[drnuncheon]

(Sharpe's Company, Luther, and Firefly)

Excellent, don't know it, and more than excellent.

Not to hijack, but:

You're right about Sharpe.

Luther is the story of Martin Luther, what led him to his famous 95 Theses, and the resulting fallout. It was surprisingly watchable.

Firefly (now watching Disc 4) would probably be my favorite show I have discovered in a long time if a friend hadn't loaned me the first season of Alias. Sweet Christmas on a stick! It's almost enough to make me watch TV again, except that I'd kill someone over the cliffhangers. It's really tough to turn off the TV when it's bedtime.

J

 

[barsoomcore]

There are in fact three 'through the body' camera shots - the one you describe (I assume that's the rather humorous shot with the eyeballs) and two 'hole through the torso' shots.

Hey, thanks! Looks like I'll be picking up a new DVD soon! Hurrah!

 

[WayneLigon]

I rented the Director's Cut from Netflix the other day. Fantastic movie You can't go wrong with zombies and mobsters.

 

[Desdichado]

Hmm. I should start a thread about people's Netflix queues.

My queue is an entire thread by itself.