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Professional wrestler Brodus Clay has a small role in the movie for it was produced by WWE Studios. See more »
Goofs
When Flynn takes the stolen car and trailer back to the house he then searches the car and uses a jemmy to open the trunk. As he was able to get inside the car, he could have simply opened the trunk using the release lever. See more »
Quotes
Driver:
I'm sorry. I'm sorry for everything.
Betty:
A man who lacks emotions is sorry.
Driver:
I don't lack emotion. I just process it differently.
Betty:
Must everything about you be different? I like normal.
Driver:
I would change if I could, but I can't. I just can't.
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Real Good Girl
Composed by Jim Johnston (as James A. Johnston)
Performed by Jim Johnston with Jim Boggia
Courtesy of WWE, Inc.
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No One Lives is the type of movie that starts as many others and suddenly becomes something unexpected.
It is difficult to tell what happens without spoiling; but as in others Ryûhei Kitamura movies, there is no Good vs Evil but Evil vs Evil. If you never see any of his movies; get VERSUS before looking at this one.
Performances varies; Luke Evans is perfect; totally charismatic and captivating. Derek Magyar is terrifying as a psycho meeting his match. Laura Ramsey is pretty good as the other female characters; but Adelaide Clemens disappoints in a complex character far above her acting skills.
There is strong violence and gore but it never gets too disgusting (or at least too realistic) and are lots of dark funny moments.
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No One Lives is the type of movie that starts as many others and suddenly becomes something unexpected.
It is difficult to tell what happens without spoiling; but as in others Ryûhei Kitamura movies, there is no Good vs Evil but Evil vs Evil. If you never see any of his movies; get VERSUS before looking at this one.
Performances varies; Luke Evans is perfect; totally charismatic and captivating. Derek Magyar is terrifying as a psycho meeting his match. Laura Ramsey is pretty good as the other female characters; but Adelaide Clemens disappoints in a complex character far above her acting skills.
There is strong violence and gore but it never gets too disgusting (or at least too realistic) and are lots of dark funny moments.