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Reviews for The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael

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5.1 / 10 1h 36min

In a small English coastal town, three teenage boys are drawn into a world of temptation and violence. Bored, troubled and excluded, the boys are unable to accept or even recognise moral boundaries. Their actions move inexorably towards a truly shocking act, that will horrify their sleepy community and expose its deepest, hidden fears.

Write a reveiew, share your thoughts about the film The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael 2005.

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Review by RainbowRaven

This could be happen my neighborhood

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Review by user1476p7292bo

Loved the way it was filmed, not so fond of the ending.

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Review by user463hh2gcb4r

Pretty disturbing drama with very brutal rape/violation scene.

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Review by CrimsonCobra

One of the most disturbing film ever yet it needs to be seen!!!

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Review by MysticMarsupial

Extreme ending doesn't detract from an absorbing film

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Review by user157kskbohfs

A strong work , but not strong enough to avoid being overshadowed by its final scene

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Review by user964f111q9g9

Study of disconnected youths lacking spine

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Review by user626m27d6sjc

A dark reality of an english coastal town

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Review by user779n9gzl7v3

"Art ", or unsubstantiated provocation?

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Review by GoldenGoose

If You Can't Find The Meaning, You're Not Trying

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Review by user56wrh4f11e

an empty film about empty people just brilliant