jobloffski
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Via build up and suggestion a lot of terror can be evoked without the need for overt gore. That said, 12A seems a little wrong. But then that also said, TDK raised the bar at 12A for creating fear at what might be about to happen, and we didn't have to see Rachel being blown apart for the unrelenting build up to that explosion to be quite terrfiying, and for the consequences of the event to add melancholy to the rest of the film. Can such levels of terror be consistently delivered in a 12A Prometheus? Who knows? But the voices in the trailer expressing terror (e.g CUT IT OFF!! CUT IT OFF!!!) seem too strong for 12A, unless the filmmaking compromise is to show the faces of people reacting to such moments rather than show the face of the distressed person in that moment, and create terror through what is implied rather than shown. Not in love with the idea of a 12A for this film, and if that's the cert, hopefully it'll be a case of how the HELL did they get away with that at 12A?
< Message edited by jobloffski -- 29/3/2012 11:29:13 AM >
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