Reflections of Evil

2002

Comedy / Drama / Fantasy / Horror

5
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 824 824

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Director

Damon Packard Photo
Damon Packard

Top cast

Liam Neeson Photo
Liam Neeson as Oskar Schindler
Steven Spielberg Photo
Steven Spielberg as Self
Ralph Fiennes Photo
Ralph Fiennes as Amon Goeth
John Ashcroft Photo
John Ashcroft as Self
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1.24 GB
1280*952
English 2.0
NR
us  
29.97 fps
2 hr 17 min
Seeds 1
2.29 GB
1424*1058
English 2.0
NR
us  
29.97 fps
2 hr 17 min
Seeds 10

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by jbiii-666 5 / 10

More vomit please

So my favorite thing about this movie (aside from the vomit of course), is all the shrieking by old harpies. The near-constant assault on my auditory members alone was worth the price of admission for the film. Honorable mention goes to barking dogs going absolutely mental. What is more, the same time of scenes (namely people inexplicably yelling at each other) recur over and over again, such that they people fairly tiresome. Now I'm aware that this is an experimental work of cinema, but that does not preclude the principle of a movie needing to be tolerated by its audience. I'm not sure for just how many people this criteria was met. It's too bad, too, because I really wanted to like Reflections. It plays with a lot of worthwhile ideas. The themes of mind-numbing media, government corruption and the decay of American ideals are all worthy topics. Plus the editing style and disjointed progress of the main character at times makes for a seriously bizarre viewing experience. Still, the extremely jarring nature of the senses that it gives one makes the movie appropriate for only a very narrow selection of viewers.
Reviewed by xaing9 7 / 10

hello there, how are you?

I found this movie on here (IMDB) by sheer accident and went ahead and bought it, because I suppose I am impulsive. And also because I thought it sounded odd. And I like odd crap. I guess. Anyways, I watched it and I pretty much liked it. It is indeed odd. I guess my favorite parts are the first 20 minutes and the Spielberg segment. I like how the big, fat guy falls on the pavemnt a lot for no particular reason. It's Great! -Thomas Hasselbach II
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