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**WhileKelf** · 10-30-2011, 04:05 PM

This was my first taste of Lars Von Trier and it completely devastated me. I remember when I was watching some of the bloodiest/shock/gore films that are now common-place top of the box office movies (that I no longer support with my buck with the exception of "No Country for Old Men" which was pure torture to me) when I was younger, but none of them disturbed me so much as this film.. then of course I had to watch "Breaking the Waves" and "Dogville" and "Anti-Christ"

10-30-2011, 04:05 PM	#12
WhileKelf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	This was my first taste of Lars Von Trier and it completely devastated me. I remember when I was watching some of the bloodiest/shock/gore films that are now common-place top of the box office movies (that I no longer support with my buck with the exception of "No Country for Old Men" which was pure torture to me) when I was younger, but none of them disturbed me so much as this film.. then of course I had to watch "Breaking the Waves" and "Dogville" and "Anti-Christ"
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