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Both films feature killers for hire. Both set out to revenge themselves

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In Reply to: Stop inhaling sand... posted by jamesgarvin on April 17, 2007 at 16:25:27:

on their bosses.
Both "heroes" have memory issues.
Jesus, Jimmy, I meant likeness not exactitude.
There are literally dozens of revenge films (no, Jimmy, not about Alzheimer-sufferers, though...) which are far superior. It's a genre, for chrissakes.
You think this film was wonderful, I thought it was weak. Argumentation about its worth is pointless.
(Reread your previous post; you contradict yourself, not me).

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Re: Both films feature killers for hire. Both set out to revenge themselves - jamesgarvin 10:48:39 04/18/07 (1)
"You think this film was wonderful, I thought it was weak. Argumentation about its worth is pointless."
Well, I agree, when you miss the point of the film, and compare it to different films. But then, when, I believe, every previous post here from multiple sources on this film was positive, I am not sure why you felt the need to post, other than to generate debate. So stop bitching when you've got one.
- Compare it to "Memento." Now THAT'S a brilliant film about memory loss. - tinear 16:09:11 04/18/07 (0)
  It also will show you where the idiotic director got the idea of having the "hero" write on his arm.
  Of course, the memory loss didn't have much to do with any of your hero's actions. It never affected him, really. He always knew whom to kill, who was the enemy. A ridiculous exercise in snuff, with a silly gimmick of Alzeheimer's thrown in for GRAVITAS.

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