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[title]The Empire Of The Wolves[/title]
[center] ![]() [center]If You Can't Remember Your Past...You Can't Save Your Future. [/center] Irrational scenario, yet action to get you stuck for 128 mins, Jean Reno lifts the entire movie, worth a try but not a strong suggestion. QUOTE This movie is much better than The Crimson Rivers 2. Although I love the character in that movie. Jean Reno's beard in this one is a lil off putting. But still great acting nonetheless. Empire of the Wolves (as is the name on the disk.. if you entered that in search in IMDb you'd come up empty handed. ) has great similarities to the first Crimson Rivers. Although there, the camera work was so superiour that there's no comparison. Crimson Rivers 2 is not based on a novel of the first movie. This one is. The score is pretty good. And the female lead did a darn good job with what she was given. I'm not entirely sure why some didn't like the movie, maybe they were expecting Delicatessen or some masterpiece. But hey, up against most of the Hollywood fare, this one trounces them. [center] ![]() ![]() [source]www.imdb.com[/source] -------------------- |
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