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Summary: An apocalyptic calamity has left the people of Europe struggling to survive amidst drastic shortages of food and water. A couple decides to flee the city to their country house with what meager supplies they can find in hopes of protecting their children. To their surprise and horror they find the house already occupied by another equally desperate family. The ensuing confrontation forever changes their -- setting them adrift in a chaotic, often indifferent world in which their survival hinges on the strained compassion of those they encounter. (Palm Pictures)
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saintbernard |
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rbf451 |
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muutanet |
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How many people can survive out there without society and modern civilization invention? This question in mind Haneke made his very depressive, raw and real story in present day (or near future) France. Flick gave only a peek what has happened before; that was a pretty brutal and genius way to tell the story. Story was so real that it was uneasy to follow; you were there and you did not feel like you wanted to be or even thing to review it again.
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richiodo |
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ponton |
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fabioleal |
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coutinho |
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doveris |
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MrsEmmaPeel |
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dfernandes |
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bown |
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Haneke is the only director I would trust to accurately depict a post-apocalyptic society, and he pulls it off....but maybe that's half the problem. Overdramatisation is good every once in a while. Huppert is, of course, astounding, but I must admit I found my interest waning, particularly in the middle.
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svenerik |
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It's probably the most realistic depiction of what the aftermath of an apocalypse would actually be like... but the scant knowledge we get, the sheer ambiguity of it, makes it a frustrating experience. I would've at least liked more hints about what actually happened in the world outside. The same things keep happening over and over, as well, like a pouring on of bad incidents, and they feel really unconnected.
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Meta Critic |
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"Le temps du loup", a grim, often chilling and definitely uneven post-apocalyptic tale, is one of Haneke's lesser film but it's still worthwhile. There are scenes of remarkable power, but also long stretches of dullness. Because of the disjointed narrative and lack of urgency, the film doesn't manage to dig as deep as it could have or leave a major emotional impact. Instead, there are sporadic potent scenes that are enough, along with some striking images, to make the film worth-seeing.
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nickv |
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oturan adam |
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Barthalen |
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Sober, grim, cold, but it has a few surprising moments where hope and human decency shine through. The lack of backstory hurts the film a little, hearing more about the new status quo would have been very welcome. All in all, it's a rather convincing portrayal of humans trying to survive the world slowly falling apart, including a lot of repetition, sitting around and feeling miserable.
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Lone Wolf |
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a very interesting and dramatic study on human behavior. the ending is somewhat veiled but it is satisfying after a little reflection....
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javadm |
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avgcrtckr |
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First my seen post-apocalypse without any kind of special effects. Convincing, realistic and impressive. Other works of Haneke I liked more though.
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neustrasni |
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Haneke's postapocalyptic tale is, as is usually the case with the Austrian director, unflinching. It's a very slow movie which some will find uncompromising, others uninteresting. Falling somewhere in between, I respect Haneke's choices but, that said, would have appreciated a bit more closure.
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muhsin |
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elephantman |
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arif |
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Dimentia |
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I've been to funerals more cheerful than this. And no, I'm not going to give points for artistic achievement because I'd rather get a root canal than watch this again.
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graag |
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Oh so slow.
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anime salve |
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Neonman |
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You'd think a post-apocalyptic setting by Haneke would be a natural recipe for the Most Depressing Film Ever Made, but this certainly surpised me. First of all, it's the least browny-grey apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic vision I've ever seen (the last shot solidifies this). Second, this is a sad, touching, but humane and optimistic look at humans gone awry as they do when the world has collapsed upon itself.
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kerolayn |
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johnatanjj |
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ari |
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It may be Haneke's best looking film, and with some really powerful scenes.
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gaucho |
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rainmaker |
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akjn |
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momo000 |
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amerigo |
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pl_ |
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atreides |
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sellis |
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boxgod |
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RNG |
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Tizzy |
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emtilt |
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bmmello |
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volver |
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aurora |
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dumbjaw |
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Pyromancer |
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loureed |
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welike |
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Haneke at his most bleak and depressing. It's an absolute nightmare to watch and it has all of the trademark frustrations of Haneke's work. There's no sense of justice, and when there's a chance later on in the film it's taken away from you in a much more realistic fashion than "Funny Games". A lot of great directors have tackled the post-apocalypse throughout the years and this is one of the best.
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ndg |
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stariachi |
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vladmir |
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ricardo reis |
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michuk |
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Jonis |
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FitFortDanga |
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What I find interesting about Haneke's films is that they're cautionary tales, as if he needs to warn us: "this could happen to you, and you'd better be ready for it". There are elements to this story that are dark and fascinating, unfortunately it kind of falls into a rut early on and rarely climbs out. Something bad happens, there's a fight, Isabelle Huppert cries. Rinse and repeat. The specifics vary, of course, but it does get a little tiresome.
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sidehacker |
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borges |
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flowing |
84 |
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satori |
73 |
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73 |
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So horribly bleak and so very good.
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chaw |
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jimmynmu |
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bob |
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engin |
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JTH |
75 |
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tahash |
89 |
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hoolie |
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filmsnob |
72 |
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mathias |
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sickboyxxx |
79 |
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n2j3 |
70 |
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jessenoonan |
82 |
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Sebastian |
55 |
T3 |
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schnofel |
81 |
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hereslucas |
100 |
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deeopey |
76 |
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DBibby |
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cambelboy |
76 |
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frosli |
75 |
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walkabout |
55 |
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laika |
44 |
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auritech |
80 |
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Haneke creates a film here that captures the claustrophobia and paranoia of post-apocalyptic times, something that most soulless Road Warrior imitators could never achieve. The only flaws remain Haneke's trademark plodding, ultraslow pacing, and some unnecessarily graphic animal killing scenes. But other than that, a great film in an otherwise formulaic genre.
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burhenn |
80 |
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cumilo |
100 |
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wokelstein |
93 |
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newgrange28 |
80 |
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wbgoose13 |
65 |
T5 |
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hremanruss |
90 |
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peepee |
85 |
T8 |
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rrho |
75 |
T9 |
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Antoine |
76 |
T6 |
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mystery_man |
40 |
T2 |
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Octopusnarc |
76 |
T3 |
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djross |
40 |
T3 |
| na |
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JakeAesthete |
57 |
T5 |
| na |
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madisalvador |
15 |
T1 |
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MadcapLaughs |
86 |
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An exhausting movie that wears you down completely with its showing of people, in times of desperation, revealing the 'wolves' inside them. All this would almost be too much if not for the film also being very much about hope. The remarkably effective ending makes this clear, but a better example is the humanity some of the characters show throughout the film - my favourite scene is when a man lets Eva listen to some music even though it means she is using up the power on his cassette player.
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Thoughtgraff |
100 |
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This film is a meticulous study of human civility, asking the question what makes us decent? And maybe more to the point, do we humans even posses the ability to be decent? A thought provoking and potent film. Hard to watch, but after 3 min, hard not to.
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61 |
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snb |
97 |
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imdb |
64 |
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dhildeb1 |
85 |
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alsolikelife |
3 |
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phil- |
95 |
T9 |
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viniciusjn |
75 |
T5 |
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experimental |
80 |
T6 |
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erwit |
50 |
T2 |
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bedirhankara |
65 |
T3 |
| na |
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arkadia |
61 |
T3 |
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sidargaba |
80 |
T5 |
| na |
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FancyClown |
70 |
T5 |
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e_e |
40 |
T5 |
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bananas |
85 |
T9 |
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Johnny Case |
67 |
T7 |
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dirtyzen |
59 |
T6 |
| na |
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julianross |
90 |
T2 |
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inhmn |
99 |
T10 |
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jef costello |
74 |
T5 |
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madderroot |
57 |
T6 |
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victorfreeze |
88 |
T8 |
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annie |
60 |
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