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When a good film hits the big screen, true movie fans won’t be able to resist buying a DVD or Blu-Ray version of it to watch at home. However, isn’t doing that a little expensive? If you decide to buy every movie being released in theatres for the sole reason of enjoying it in your den, have you though of how much you are actually spending for your entertainment needs in a month? It’s roughly $100 if you’re buying DVD’s and around $500 if you would rather watch Blu-Ray discs. And that’s just for buying four movie titles every week at any given month. In a year, you would have spent $6,000 for your home viewing needs alone. And when you think about it, that money is something you can actually use to pay for the down payment of a new car.
Well, there’s a better alternative to all these unnecessary costs. While it is always your personal choice to buy all the movie titles that you can get hold of, you can also go for the cheaper option – rent them. Renting movies gives you the same enjoyment of watching good films at home without making a huge dent on your budget. For the $6 that you spend for buying a new DVD, you can rent as ... Read more

Takeshi Kitano’s return to the ultra-violent world of Yakuza film has been, perhaps, misnamed by its writer-director. Outrage conjures up a sense of injustice, of a rejection of the almost normalized criminal behavior depicted in the film which sees Japanese crime syndicates flooding the streets with drugs, gambling, and of course, (this being Kitano)ample amounts of blood. “Outrage” brings to mind a sense of defiance and rejection that is absent here.No, this movie would be more aptly titled “Disgust:” Kitano’s film drips with a poisonous hate of the characters on-screen, from the thuggish foot soldiers, to the wily family boss, Chairman Sekuichi (Soichiro Kitamura), to even Kitano’s mid-level enforcer Otomo. There’s neither nostalgia or sympathy for any kind of imaginary criminal code: loyalties are inevitably overruled by profit, oaths and bonds are only worth the breaths it took to make them (and last about as long).
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Tracing what seemed to be a few months’ span in the life of a fairly prosperous clan, Outrage shows us what happens when criminals are allowed to do what they are ... Read more