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grave robbers

Review grave robbers

Directed by John Landis with Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis, Isla Fisher, Tom Wilkinson, Tim Curry, Jessica Hynes, Ronnie Corbett, Hugh Bonneville, Georgia King, Bill Bailey, Pollyanna McIntosh, David Schofield, Allan Corduner, Michael Smiley, Reece Shearsmith

Review by Fireman (rating: 5.0)

Based on a true story, the film tells the story of two Irish friends in the nineteenth century Edinburgh, famous at that time to the prestigious universities of medicine. The actors give rise to a new profession: procure cadavers to doctors and scientists engaged in studying the anatomy of the human body. But when the bodies begin to dwindle, Burke and Hare put up the more bizarre plans for 'procure' so its not lawful
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Although it stayed away from cinema for twelve years (his last directorial dated back to 1998, thanks to the result of the "Blues Brothers " ), John Landis does not seem to be able to find many ideas and inspiration now is a bit 'blurred while clumsily mixes tones offered by the story of Burke & Hare . The humor is stretched stained from criminal atrocities, the sentimentality toward women and art is a cool scene of the alleged horror side of the film is reduced to two laughable squirt of blood.
artery is severed, however, the film's American director, who fills us harping on bagpipes and Celtic in the midst of money-hungry women more than men, even while taking their place in the theater of Shakespeare and think clearly and have inspired only in the moment of orgasm. Among
empty chatter about topics that would give lots of ideas to sink comedy, the film makes a burking almost complete, making a clean sweep of movement and intrigue. It vivacchia (when not Moricca ) between repeated militia fainted at the sight of corpses dissected and left foot in the door in contrast, the boredom of a comedy stale smell of the streets contributes to the Scottish capital.

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