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Versus is a film about the struggle good between evil, and it begins with two escaped convicts that are running to a meeting spot in a forest. What is unknown to the convicts is that the forest is cursed by wicked magic which leads to a struggle for survival. As the struggle begins, it is evident that their actions dictate what is good and evil, however, sometimes it is a little more ambiguous as to what is evil and what is good. Versus is a film filled with violence and death that keeps repeating itself throughout the film, which gets to the point monotonously. Nevertheless, there is an underlying fundamental idea that the actions make the person which can help clarify the ending of the film. In the end, the film stretches out becoming monotonous and boring which results in a rather mind-numbing cinematic experience. |
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| 7/27/2003 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
