Hellen
I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Incannerax
What a waste of my time!!!
Lidia Draper
Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.
Ortiz
Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.
The Movie Diorama
It's a sequel people, a continuation from the first controversial instalment that had viewers looking away from screens due to the sheer amount of blood, torture and obscenity. After the previous chapter, which felt all too familiar, they changed things up slightly. Following from the events of the first film, Jennifer ditches her career aspirations to become an assault hotline operator and attend group counselling sessions in order to heal her scarring experience. She develops a bond with a girl who is then mysteriously murdered. What does Jennifer do? She lures and traps these unpunished rapists/murderers and kills them in the only way possible...brutally. Stab a neck, slice a man's "Crown Jewels" (only way I could think of politely describing it) in half and even shoving a huge pipe and hammering it up someone's...well, you get the idea. That's all well and good if you have a sadistic mind, but I'm afraid that's only 7 minutes of the film. The remaining 84 minutes are bad. Just plain bad. Firstly, I actually found this film to be the most distasteful. Not because of the vivid torture scenes, which actually are few and far between in this chapter, but due to the depiction of men. Apparently we are all rapists and only live to have sex because it's the only thing we think about constantly. Nearly every male character is depicted to be disgusting, and it's offensively unrealistic. Clearly aiming for a female empowerment thriller, yet it misses and then some due to the horrendous one sided perspective. The screenplay isn't intelligent enough to make us sympathise with Jennifer, so it's just watching a woman kill men with a minimal amount of psychological analysis of her mental stability. She becomes disillusioned with society, unable to differentiate between well-meaning men and sexual predators. But the boring plot and unexciting dialogue never fully explores this. The acting was mediocre also. For a film that breaks its own formula, it feels more familiar than ever.
Leofwine_draca
I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE 3: VENGEANCE IS MINE is another mindless hate-filled addition to the series, barely any different to the two films which preceded it. Okay, the formula is slightly different this time around, as the main character isn't raped at the outset, but the grisly revenge killings are, while the self-help circle material is frankly a bit dull. The problems with this film are myriad, but the weak writing is the foremost issue, with one-dimensional characters and tepid pacing throughout.For the sadists among us, there are some very graphic and nasty death scenes here, meted out to men who are more than deserving of their fate. Even so, this ventures into torture porn territory and would be quite disturbing if the CGI effects weren't so terrible. Elsewhere, lukewarm, occasionally histrionic acting also mars the experience, along with a cast filled with unlikeable characters, leaving this a sadistic chore for only the most hardened gore-seekers.
subxerogravity
I Spit on Your Grave: Vengeance is Mine is technically a truer sequel than I Spit on Your Grave 2, as it directly follows the I Spit on Your Grave remake. The Victim form that movie, understandably has never gotten over what happen to her in that movie. She's doing counseling, but it's not helping her get back into the world at all. Then she meets a friend in group therapy that gets her to open up, but when her new buddy gets killed attempting to seek revenge on the man that raped her, Jennifer becomes fed up and decides it's it's time to...Spit on people's Graves (I don't know if that's what the title references).It starts off slow and the format seems to have nothing to do with the other rape/revenge movies in the genre. It does have it's brutally gruesome moments, but nowhere near what the other two have. Feels like the genre is growing up to fit into this time of Feminist equality, with the focus more on the mental rape rather than the physicality of it, and as such it seems to lose the violence that the other movies focus on. Not that the violent revenge on the rapist were not horrifying, but in the importance to tell the audience why this is happening it looses the violent intake.Also grasp on the superhero elements in the movie that also seems to be up on the current vibe of cinema. Jennifer plays it out like a vigilante seeking vengeance for all those that did wrong. I did really like this part, because I'm huge fan of Vengeance, and like the sub title suggest, this is what the whole film is about. Plus there is a pretty awesome twist to the film. I thought early on I saw where the movie was going and it turns out it completely did something else.So, it's a rape/revenge movie that skips the rape and focus on the revenge, which changes the genre enough that you have to be prepared for the complete 180.http://cinemagardens.com
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I feel like people are being too harsh on this movie. In my opinion this is a strong sequel and it only adds to the franchise, the franchise is now taking a different way and that is interesting. This film is not as brutal as the first two, but it has a fair share of psychological depth and action in it.This film is more about emotions rather different than the now classic rape-revenge scenario of this franchise. The third installment is all about bringing justice and vengeance upon those, who didn't get punished for their actions by the law. And in my opinion that is a very interesting aspect and a nice turning point for the series. In real life we have got a share of these injustices, when the law just turns a blind eye and chooses to ignore, or even worse, when the victim is made to be the perpetrator.Here we see a huge problem with these single genre franchises, people tend to be disappointed no matter what, somebody thinks this movie is taking away the essence of the series, some others think the franchise should remain unchanged and they just want to see the classic rape-revenge flick. I feel that we need to view this and other possible sequels with an open mind and understand that it is not clever to make a 3 movie franchise with every movie being exactly the same, that is like watching "Saw" and experiencing the very same traps every film.At least for me this movie felt like a good continuation of the previous films and this is going to keep the series alive. It didn't lack suspense, had little more depth to it, just different in a lot of ways, not a horrible sequel!