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KoenAug 29, 20056This movie is not bad, as far as thrillers go. It's not my favorite genre though, and not as exciting as other thrillers. One correction though, this is mainly a Belgian movie, and not a Dutch one. All actors are Belgian, the director is Belgian, and the funcing was Belgian too. So, please correct this in your introduction of the movie.
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KenGSep 20, 200510Dark, stark, disturbing, poignant movie, which was excellently acted, and has touches that haunt. It takes a no-holds barr approach, not really in that it gives us excessive violence (although there is violence here), but in the way it handles tough, disturbing issues.
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tonyb.Apr 5, 20067Ehh this movie was ok, it was way more hollywood then i was expecting. it wasnt smarter then a hollywood movie it was a hollywood movie with subtitles. no i do agree that the majority of american movies have been extremely terrible as of late. if u want to see a saving grace for hollywood films see kiss kiss bang bang by far the best movie of 2005.
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LMutzAug 27, 20059Wonderful camera work. Effectively used to emphasize uncertainty of killer's actions and memory. Great picture compositions. Story develops very well with lots of suspense. Conflicts at many levels of the story create strong interest in audience. Very well acted. Has some strong violence but is done with taste and good effect. I think it's a must see.
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PeterL.Sep 15, 200510Deadpan humor and well-developed action. Great!
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johnp.Nov 13, 20059Another example of just how much better cinema is across the pond.
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80A gripping,stylishly lensed thriller.
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70Van Looy has created a fast-paced and stylish thriller. Declair's Ledda, marvelously suave and vulnerable, provides most of the pathos.
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67A lot of thrillers have asked us to identify with assassins -- but I'd be hard-pressed to name one that makes a hitman as sympathetic, if not sentimental, as The Memory of a Killer.