I have to find a job soon but i cant because it is the law that you make sandwich wif smile on your face and i cant do that because making sandwich make me more miserable and i hate people i cook it for and i also want to fuck their children i smell my wifes putrid runny crushed ... read more
Philippe Nahon, Frankye Pain, Blandine Lenoir, Martine Audrain
In this French drama, Gaspar Noe, who won awards (Prix Georges Sadoul, Cannes Crix Week) for his 40-minute Carne (1991), continues where that film ended, beginning with a Carne recap: The Butcher (Phi... read more
DVD Release Date: May 24, 2003
Stats: 424 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (424)
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June 4, 2011
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April 2, 2011
I didn't give a flying fuck about Irreversible, and considering how terrible it was, I was hesitant to check this one out. Thankfully, it wasn't as bad as I'd feared. Noe fantastically displays the feelings of a common man and what one has to suffer in day-to-day life. The frustr... read more
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July 29, 2010
The deranged horse butcher from Carne is now struggling to regain any control of his life after spending many years in jail. This is a fantastic story, incredibly disturbing and heart-wrenching, with an amazing performance by Philippe Nahon and an absolutely brilliant final act.
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October 2, 2008
Has some similarities to Taxi Driver but it's much darker & much more twisted
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March 10, 2008
Intense, visceral, raw. hard to digest and yet interesting existentialist tale of a god's lonely man, a troubledmind french butcher who will take what he conciders fair, no matter who falls on the way. director Gaspár Noe homage to Godard and Scorsese. not for the faint-hearted.
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July 1, 2009
More than a sequel to the butcher's short in Carne,Nahon methodically shares with us fears and loathings in a Miserere of illusions.Perhaps the downwardness of it all.
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June 3, 2009
More polished and disturbing than "Carne", this full-length continuation of the doomed life of a man only known as "The Butcher" will surely put chills to a viewer's spine as it explores a man's inner struggle against madness. As suggested by the "Warning" sign near the end of th... read more
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March 22, 2009
After seeing Gaspar Noé's masterpiece Irréversible, I had to check out his other creations. "Seul contre tous", just like Irréversible, has a highly disturbing story, with down-right evil characters. In this movie Noé deals with dark human behavior from a quite different perspect... read more
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November 24, 2008
This film's definitely well-made, and I don't mean technically speaking, I mean well made through and though.
The drawback?
Well it sits in your stomach as well as curdled milk
that's been sitting on a radiator
for 5 years
It's vicious in it's own way, to say the least. -
September 23, 2007
Effective use sound design to compliment an interesting trip into the mind of a crazed loner.
Expect plenty of shock cuts.
Critic Reviews
...I Stand Alone will not easily be forgotten - and in this day and age, that's an incredibly rare thing. Full Review
Certainly, there are aesthetic pleasures in I Stand Alone, but they don't redeem the depraved heart that beats at the center of the film. Full Review
Surprisingly sensitive as well as genuinely shocking. Full Review
More of a young turk provocation than a measured and mature intercession on rage and despair, but it certainly achieves the unsettling effect Noe intended. Full Review
Noe deserves credit for a cinematic vision which is remarkably his own. Full Review
For all the static bleakness of his movies, Noe does have a sinful sense of play. Full Review
The real violence here, the far more deeply disturbing violence, is the violence inside the mind of the protagonist. Full Review
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