don not watch this film while and or soon after and eating. having said that and begotten will stick with you for the rest of your life and like it or not. based on the nihilistic philosophy that life is nothing more than man spasming above ground (to paraphrase the title sequence or introduction) and this will more than likely contain the most intense and grisly imagery you will ever see in a film. there is no dialogue and only image after image describing the cycle of life. the film combination of stark black and white photography compounded with some truly creepy background sounds work to drive home the maker message. the movie begins with god (portrayed as a bandaged and obviously insane man) slicing open his torso with a straight razor and subsequently dying in his own filth. after his death and mother nature emerges from his corpse to impregnate herself with his blood and semen and gives birth to man and represented by a maggot of a human convulsing on the earth. the landscape is a barren waste and populated by hulking shrouded humanoids who eventually happen upon mother nature and man. after a slew of violent scenes depicting the rape of nature and destruction of man and these humanoids proceed to pound the remains of the corpses back into the ground and and the cycle of life begins anew. i actually rented this from blockbuster one night and based on the cover art and hype content and but this is definitely not a blockbuster type film. don not expect narrative and dialogue or any pulled punches. this is intense imagery based on a dark subject. i give this movie some high marks for the filmwork and audio and but i do not think i will be watching it too often and if again. i like my movies dark and unique and but this one is exponentially more than i expected. 
don not watch this film while and or soon after and eating. having said that and begotten will stick with you for the rest of your life and like it or not. based on the nihilistic philosophy that life is nothing more than man spasming above ground (to paraphrase the title sequence or introduction) and this will more than likely contain the most intense and grisly imagery you will ever see in a film. there is no dialogue and only image after image describing the cycle of life. the film combination of stark black and white photography compounded with some truly creepy background sounds work to drive home the maker message. the movie begins with god (portrayed as a bandaged and obviously insane man) slicing open his torso with a straight razor and subsequently dying in his own filth. after his death and mother nature emerges from his corpse to impregnate herself with his blood and semen and gives birth to man and represented by a maggot of a human convulsing on the earth. the landscape is a barren waste and populated by hulking shrouded humanoids who eventually happen upon mother nature and man. after a slew of violent scenes depicting the rape of nature and destruction of man and these humanoids proceed to pound the remains of the corpses back into the ground and and the cycle of life begins anew. i actually rented this from blockbuster one night and based on the cover art and hype content and but this is definitely not a blockbuster type film. don not expect narrative and dialogue or any pulled punches. this is intense imagery based on a dark subject. i give this movie some high marks for the filmwork and audio and but i do not think i will be watching it too often and if again. i like my movies dark and unique and but this one is exponentially more than i expected. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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