Once they are there, she becomes more unhinged and starts perpetrating sexual violence on her husband and herself. Initially this was expected to be an HMV exclusive for November, but now apparently all retailers will have it on the same . felt the acting was good, but strange as I thought there would have been more of an outraged emotional times, but it was all quite calm. Danish director Lars von Trier's Antichrist is without a doubt the most disturbing film to appear on Blu-ray since the format was launched.

The story line was very well done and anyone that has dealt with grief would feel some of these emotions and maybe more!Eden—Production Design is a quick 5-minute piece about finding the location and the cabin that appears in the film.

He explains how some of the sound effects were created, and I was surprised by some of the bizarre methods he used to get the sounds, which included him actually swallowing a microphone so he could record what was going on inside his own body. Similar to Gaspar Noe's Irreversible, it has truly managed to get a number or people, including some prominent critics, out of their comfort zones. Fragments from Georg Friedrich Handel's "Lascia ch'io pianga" from the composer's classic Italian opera Rinaldo, performed by Tuva Semmingsen and Barokksolistene, appear during key scenes in the film. Like other releases for Lars von Trier films I was disappointed that as a whole the supplements are more technical in nature and not all that analytical, with most of the supplements have been ported over from other releases, using supplements produced by Zentropa Films.But then things devolve into messy horror movie clichés, which resolve with some kind of bafflingly misogynistic image of dead women, throughout the ages, coming out of the woods, in a ghostly march. As far as I'm concerned, and as hard as it may be to understand, I consider this disc a must own for any discerning film lover's library.