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In Irreversible, the director Gaspar Noé is pushing the audience into a dark sphere where the audience is exposed to some truly brutal violence as if Noé wants to educate the ignorant minds of the masses. Thus, Noé is creating a very offensive experience as the story is told in reverse where the audience already knows of the coming events as the story unfolds. The story itself will not be revealed here, however, the violence is extremely grotesque and might cause distress and disgust among the audience members. However, behind the nastiness there is something to be pondered that might leave the audience with an echo ringing "You cannot escape your actions." The cinematography is cleverly tied together with each frame, and it leaves the audience with a disturbing and distressing cinematic experience that might affect their sleeping patterns. |
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| 8/12/2003 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
