Sex, lögner & videovåld

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2000
1h 8m

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Micke is a total film nerd, who would be rather sitting home watching violent action movies than to be outside drinking and hanging out with friends. One night Micke has prepared to have an ... Read allMicke is a total film nerd, who would be rather sitting home watching violent action movies than to be outside drinking and hanging out with friends. One night Micke has prepared to have an orgy of violent movies, but something rather strange interrupts his plans. While watching ... Read allMicke is a total film nerd, who would be rather sitting home watching violent action movies than to be outside drinking and hanging out with friends. One night Micke has prepared to have an orgy of violent movies, but something rather strange interrupts his plans. While watching "Die Hard", one of the German terrorists from the film comes out of the television, and th... Read all

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7raven_guest

Brandon's Cameo

It's worth watching just for the earring Brandon Lee is wearing in his cameo. Probably the only person in existence to pull off the 'Pat Butcher' earring. Gotta love it x

8HumanoidOfFlesh

Funny and violent action/horror comedy.

This 68-minutes horror/action movie spoof is often regarded as the last film of legendary Brandon Lee.The star of "The Crow" and "Rapid Fire" has a small cameo in it as the man waiting in the line to the night club.It lasts only 15 seconds or so.Richard Holm simply asked Lee to make a cameo appearance in this film and he gladly agreed.On the other hand there is plenty of splatter and violent action in this low-budget gem.The film spoofs "DieHard","Alien","A Clockwork Orange","Darkman","The Little Mermaid","RoboCop","Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and finally Swedish exploitation classic "Thriller:A Cruel Picture".There are aliens,whores,plenty of fighting plus a good amount of blood and gore.8 out of 10.

Angel-43

Brandon Lee's last movie

Sex, Lögner och Videovåld is quite a movie. Yes, the plot is mostly about showing gory effects, but the only way you can actually dislike the movie, is if you take it seriously. Personally, I found it hilarious, and the cameos by a huge bunch of (mostly Swedish) celebrities, makes this a must-see. Besides, this is actually Brandon Lee's last movie, so any fan of his, should see this.

10chevachrille

Hilarious

Just saw this movie a couple of hours ago, and damn! It's one of the funniest movies I've seen. It has it all, really twisted characters. Uggla as an psychiatrist is just hilarious. The violent and gory scenes are all well done and it's non stop action from start to end. This film is hard to find though. So if you might find it don't hesitate to watch it, you will be sorry if you don't. Imagine a film with Aliens, German terrorists, ninja turtles, robocop and some other carachters you will recognize from different movies and you have sex, lögner och videovåld. All in all a really entertaining movie and one of the best to come from Sweden. Enjoy

10Trappatony

The best swedish movie since "The Man on the Roof"!

Take one part "Die Hard", one part "A Clockwork Orange" and one part "Alien" - shazaam, there you have "Sex, Lies & Videoviolence". Probably the coolest actionflick from Scandinavia ever, and definitively the best swedish film since "The Man on the Roof" 1976!

Johan Holm and Mike Beck reflects insanity at its peek, and Tony Johansson as RoboCop makes Peter Weller looks like a Teletubbie. Don't miss it!

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Brandon Lee: In 1992, he came to Sweden to promote Rapid Fire (1992). His host, director Richard Holm, asked Lee to make an appearance in this film, and he gladly agreed. Released in 2000, seven years after Lee's death, this movie was dedicated to him, in the last line in the end credits.