Three Extremes
 

Got this the other day after seeing the trailer on the Saw 2 dvd. i really liked it but found "Dumplings" a bit grim. The wife watched the first ten minutes, said it was sick & would'nt watch it. i noticed theirs a Three Extremes 2, Anyone seen it, is it worth getting?

i think there are posts about it in the japanese film forum

Can't find it!

hmm .. i thought it was in the 'last seen asian movie' thered but there's just a couple folks mentioning they saw dumplings.

i know someone went into detail somewhere on 3 extremes but i cant find it now..

not sure if #2 was mentioned - but something tells me it was.

i havent seen it - and after the review i heard - i think i'll pass on that one

Yeah, i know what you mean. Out of the three films i expected Takashi's to be the grossest but his contribution was quite tame. Park Chan-Wooks (OLDBOY) segment was the best IMO.

Re: Three Extremes
 

i preferred "cut"


p.s.

three extremes 2 is actually three

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0324242/

and three extremes is actually the "sequel" to three.......work that out :eek:

"going home" is my fav of the three stories, but hey....i'm a sucker for eric tsang :cool:

"cut" was deffinatly my fav of the 3 Extremes.

I tried really hard to get into Takashi Miike's "Box" but I just couldnt do it. Sucks.

Crap, how did I not see this before my post.:o Good God, I'm just not that bright...sorry.

Re: Re: Three Extremes
 

kinda falls into the night of the living dead/ zombie 2 category
why peeps gots ta rename shit i dunno

To appeal to current trends in different countries, sometimes misleading audiences in the process but making more dollars because people are thick and stupid.

Or so they say.

so are any of the sequels worth getting?

well the sequel/prequel (whichever you want to call it) is enjoyable

which would you say is better the original 3
or three extremes?

I read somewhere (unfortunately, I can't recall the source) that Miike-san stated that he was tired of making horror movies, and didn't really want to do any more. I think that this really came across in "Box." I liked the film, but it seemed... workmanlike. That's the best word I can think of to describe it. "Dumplings" was the best of the three, in my opinion. I'm going to have to seek out the other films in the series, now that I know about them.

three has 1 good story
three extremes has 2

hmmm...
maybe another sequel will have three good stories :p


definately have to look into it then and see which i prefer
thx for the opinions