<human>: a fascinating, sometimes disturbing, tale of macho manhood and machine behaviour who, while spending a weekend in the high mountains, encounters every day with every sort of human misery and poverty, and encounters even more physical harassment when he travels to the high mountains to enjoy an adventurous trip. this fascination with horror and the perverse side of humanity has turned john boorman into one of the most brilliant film makers of our time. james bond, for example, is a brilliantly driven man who is driven by his macho behaviour and loves taking risks. while on a road trip, his adventurous side takes him through terrifying situations and encounters many characters who, by turns, make him laugh and, ultimately, make him a hero. a fascinating glimpse of what life is like for these men, who, after decades of avoiding success, finally find themselves in a situation that makes them feel alive and worthwhile. this is an important, well-remembered, and sometimes disturbing, chapter of boorman's brilliant career. james bond is not only a brilliant director, he's also a fantastic chess player. this movie contains several memorable scenes, some of which are based on books, that feature tremendous music and a memorable score, including a scene where boorman plays a sexy female rapist. the actors and actresses in this film are excellent, and the movie is definitely worth watching.
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