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Glad you got that out of your system.
And yes, you are an idiot.
I Sympathize with Lars Von Trier.

why are you wasting your time even more then by revisiting boards talking of films you dont like ? Why not move on and discuss films you enjoy idiot ?
Mad,Bad And Dangerous To Know

So what are you doing here wasting your time even further?
C'mon back to your ranks, now.

There are major similarities with this and Antichrist - mainly that they are both pathetic, pretentious, dull and ridiculous wastes time. I'm so pissed off that I wasted any time at all on either of these pieces of utter caca.

I think he is right about that. There are many similarities with these films. But I have to say I was very disappointed with Antichrist. Possession on the other hand is a great film.
"zoom back camera"

It's an interesting piece. I do like hearing Kermode talking about his favourite cult movies, I don't think he does it often enough anymore. I have Antichrist sitting waiting to be watched (when I'm feeling brave enough), and I'm pretty keen to see Possession (and more of Zulawski's stuff), though I think I will wait for the announced Mondo Vision special edition DVD to come out (whenever that may be).

Yes good old Mr Fairey, overheard in a 2010 episode of his BBC radio review saying [the title is lost to me] , The film examines the interesting idea of whether white people can be victims of racial prejudice too. How's that for originality and daring eh? The corporation - apparently at his insistence - took to calling him 'Dr Kermode' soon afterwards. Easy to see why.

The FGM scene is maybe a few seconds long and by far not the most disturbing thing about Antichrist. That movie is a great movie, beyond great, but it is also an ordeal. It is emphatically NOT ENTERTAINMENT.
This movie, on the other hand, isn't entertainment either, but doesn't manage to accomplish anything along the way to redeem that. Antichrist requires some explanation to understand, but that doesn't detraact from it as a cinematic experience. Possession felt to me like nothing but a shriek. A very vivid and loud shriek, but just a shriek. There's nothing profound about that.

Sometimes Mark Kermode recommends some really interesting stuff. Other times the stuff he recommends completely fails to appeal. I'm afraid I found this to be in the latter category. Sam Neil is great, but this movie is bizarre and kinda daft. There are some great moments, but I felt the film as a whole lost its way, particularly towards the end.
I must admit I still haven't seen "Anti-Christ". The first thing I ever heard about was the FGM scene and I've been disinclined to see it ever since.

Yes I saw him doing a review on youtube and really want to track this film down after recently getting into Argento. Good old Kermode, he's always pointing to interesting and alternative films. I saw Anti-Christ at the Edinburgh LIFF press screening and it's a real brute, I wonder how this compares.
Right. Well, I have to - I have to go now, Duane, because I, I'm due back on the planet Earth.