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Only God Forgives

January 16, 2024

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[avatar]by Blender Dumbass

Aka: J.Y. Amihud. A Jewish by blood, multifaceted artist with experience in film-making, visual effects, programming, game development, music and more. A philosopher at heart. An activist for freedom and privacy. Anti-Paternalist. A user of Libre Software. Speaking at least 3 human languages. The writer and director of the 2023 film "Moria's Race" and the lead developer of it's game sequel "Dani's Race".


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From my review of Drive you probably know that I like the taste of Nicolas Winding Refn's cock. And in this review I will be sucking his cock once again, while drooping saliva all of his masterpiece Only God Forgives. c:0 โ†ฉ Reply

I was afraid of it. Since I reviewed Drive I did a marathon of Ryan Gosling's films and saw some very good cinema. I was afraid that a slow paced, depressive movie about God being a Thai policeman will not stand a change against things like Barbie. But damn, Nicola's Winding Refn's cock is tasty. To be honest, Ryan Gosling's cock is also tasty. โ†ฉ Reply

This was the first time I saw Only God Forgives and thought to myself "It's Ken" in the beginning of the movie. But then his psychopathic ephebophile brother wend to have sex with a teenage girl and then murdered her and then got murdered by her father, only to get punished later by God himself. And all thoughts about Ken disappeared. โ†ฉ Reply

The movie is perhaps intentionally confusing. Some idiots on image-boards have a problem with Moria's Race not spoon-feeding them with all they need to know so the movie would make sense. They don't like to pay any attention. And they do not like to figure anything out. This movie is way more of a puzzle. And not in a Christopher Nolan kind of way. It's not about figuring out what happens. It's about figuring out what it all means. โ†ฉ Reply

The film has a fair amount of intentional continuity breaks. At first I thought that those were just glaring mistakes. But then I thought about the meaning of the movie and those started to make sense. Every time something seems off in the film, try thinking about why. Chances are there is a meaning behind it. โ†ฉ Reply

The most needed clue about the movie, that I already spoiled, so you would get a chance at understanding it, it is that God is the cool ass Thai cop. There is a recurring continuity error with him, that he takes his sword seemingly out of thin air. It is intentional. He is God. But do not think about it too much in a literal terms. The movie is very metaphorical. It doesn't try to tell stories about people, but rather it tries to dive into various philosophical concepts and dilemmas. It's a very brain stimulating movie if you know how to read it well. โ†ฉ Reply

There is a very good, scary Karen character in the movie played orgasmically by Kristin Scott Thomas. She is Julian's mother. Julian is Ryan Gosling's character. But also there is a lot of layers to it. I don't want to spoil it. I enjoy it when people go "What the fuck?" when I show them this movie and her character is on screen. โ†ฉ Reply

The God is played by Vithaya Pansringarm who is also a good singer. Rhatha Phongam gave a good and confused performance of a girl with her own complexities. And apparently she had to masturbate in front of Ryan Gosling for one scene. I saw an interview where she described the experience. c:1 โ†ฉ Reply

Visually the film is stunning. Though at times it tend to be a bit too stunning. This is because Nicolas Winding Refn doesn't see colors as vibrantly as the rest of us. So he tends to crank the saturation up to eleven. But apart from the saturated Neon aesthetic the movie captures a kind of foreigner's feeling. The type of feeling when you get into a different country and you see it for the first time. And you want to just walk around the streets at night. A lot of films focus on landmarks and tourist attraction sites. This rubs the films from the atmosphere of those places. This movie has this familiar feeling of walking around in a foreign city at night. c:2 โ†ฉ Reply

Unlike Drive the movie doesn't have feel good synth-wave songs in it. It has a few nice Thai songs instead. And I do listen to those once in a while. Apart from that it has a killer soundtrack from Cliff Martinez who you know from a lot of other Refn movies. And also from a lot of Steven Soderbergh movies too. โ†ฉ Reply

If you are up for some brain-fuck go and suck Nicolas Winding Refn's cock with me. โ†ฉ Reply

Happy Hacking!!! โ†ฉ Reply


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[avatar]  Troler c:0 April 29, 2026


From my review of Drive you probably know that I like the taste of Nicolas Winding Refn's cock.
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I'm sending that to your girlfriend.

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[avatar]  Troler c:1 April 29, 2026


I saw an interview where she described the experience.
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Can you send me the interview... for research purposes.

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[avatar]  Troler c:2 April 29, 2026


Visually the film is stunning. Though at times it tend to be a bit too stunning. This is because Nicolas Winding Refn doesn't see colors as vibrantly as the rest of us. So he tends to crank the saturation up to eleven.
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Nicolas Winding Refn is just a bit depressed, so he sees the world in black and white. Supposedly he had sex as a child with a man I won't name. Maybe that's why his films are so oversaturated.



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Tony Scott appeared to be trying to outgrow Michael Bay in the 2000s. In 2001 he does Spy Game which is a kind of slightly bayhem-ish movie. Where Tony Scott is no longer trying to make pretty pictures, but is trying to go for ultimate intensity. His Enemy of the State before that, is still more of a classic Tony Scott. While making Spy Game his brother Ridley Scott was making Black Hawk Down while Michael Bay was making Pearl Harbor. While Pearl Harbor has the Bay's explosions and stuff, the colors of the film still look relatively normal. Only his next film ( 2003 Bay Boys II ) go crazy with colors. Spy Game, while being more energetic in directing and editing department, than even Enemy of the State still looks like a normal movie, albeit it is a little desaturated. But Black Hawk Down ( probably in attempt of messing with Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan ) is super moody, with extreme contrast and intense colors. A thing that Michael Bay tries to replicate right away for Bad Boys II and then Tony Scott also replicated for Man on Fire in 2004. And then on Domino in 2005, Tony Scott goes even harder with the style. While Bay is doing roughly the same thing in his own way in The Island.


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