Descent ( 2007)

Descent ( 2007)



Danas sam pogledao ovaj film i moram da priznam bio nekako iznenadjen scenama iz filma. Is početka mi je film djelovao bezveze, dosadno i naravno nimalo gay. Neka djevojka koja sa momkom završi u krevet i sve se pretvori u silovanje. Ona viče ne, on i dalje gura i tako dok se nije ispraznio u nju misleće da ova uživa. Valjda nije shvatio da pička mora prvo da ovlaži!
Naravno cura sva izbezumjena i povrijedjena odluči da se osveti za neželjeni ubod!

Neću sada da vas davim pričama o psihologiji silovane žene, valjda je slična silovanom pederu! Ko je silovan zna o čemu pišem!

Ono što je nastrašnije u ovoj priči način na koji se osvetila! Baš onako kako bi se ja osvetio! Baš je smislila plan, nećete vjerovati da tog momka najstrašnije izjebe jedna crnčuga. Lele kako ga je dobro jebao, ja se napalih gledajući to! Pa vidite i vi ako vas zanima!




Director: Talia Lugacy
Writers: Talia Lugacy (writer)
Brian Priest (writer)
Genre: Drama | Thriller

Plot Keywords: Male Frontal Nudity | Male Full Frontal Nudity | Shirtless Male Bondage | Blind Folded | Tied To Bed


Cast
(Credited cast)

Rosario Dawson ... Maya
Chad Faust ... Jared
Marcus Patrick ... Adrian
Christopher DeBlasio ... Frat Brother



Runtime: USA:100 min | USA:110 min
Country: USA
Language: English

Certification: Australia:R | USA:NC-17 (original rating) | USA:R (edited version)


"We had faces then," Norma Desmond said in "Sunset Boulevard," but the fact is, we have faces now. Cate Blanchett, Hilary Swank and Uma Thurman are a few modern classics, and so is Rosario Dawson, who could have provided a 100-minute closeup and revealed more about human nature and anguish than all of "Descent," a rape-revenge fantasy that will have auds ankling after the first attack.





First attack? Oh, yes, and considering the one that follows, it seems the far milder of the two -- although to pass that kind of judgment is to get into the sexual-political morass "Descent" wants us to wade through.



A symposium in the "men are pigs" school of gender relations, "Descent" is about one young grad student's violation, metamorphosis and well-planned, gruesome revenge on her assailant -- in a scene which, if said assailant were a woman, would relegate the "Descent" DVD to the little back room at the videostore.

There's nothing pretty either, of course, about the initial attack on Maya (Dawson), a gifted scholar who's just getting her life together when she meets Jared (Chad Faust), the most arrogant preppie ever to get lost en route to a Wes Anderson movie. When flowers and sweet talk don't quite succeed, Jared resorts to handcuffs. What follows is horrible, despite the discreet camera angles and miserly lighting.

What happens next is anyone's guess: Maya, moving through life like the walking wounded, is near-comatose. She alienates her co-workers, who mistake her remoteness for snobbery and interpret her part-time carpentry job as an indication of lesbianism (the girl-on-girl vibe is certainly here, although, like many aspects of "Descent," it's rendered annoyingly indistinct). Strangely, Maya isn't damaged enough to stay out of the clubs, and one night on a dance floor, she meets Adrian (Marcus Patrick), a DJ who introduces her to an all-new world that transforms her, gives her confidence and sets her on a course of payback.

What takes place during this slower-than-snail-mail second act of "Descent"? Who knows? The entire resurrection sequence is so indulgently impressionistic and obscure as to be incoherent. Pic's message is the one thing that's made clear: A victim can sink lower than her predator. Whether receiving that message justifies the cost of watching "Descent' is another question.

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