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By Orlok W (1,270) on 17 Dec 2013

Suzuki dispenses with narrative convention in this acid-jazz noir-ish nightmare--Stylish & Stupid at the same time…

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By Eric B (2,026) on 29 Jul 2013

An absurd man in a deliciously absurd film. Very stylish cinematography, inventive editing/tricks, just a dazzling experience…

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By Jace L (117) on 14 Jun 2013

A fun film reminiscent almost of a campier japanese version of Dirty Harry. Branded to Kill is undountedly enjoyable, and for what it is, a good film…

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By Jesse L (481) on 03 May 2013

Bizarre, trippy, illogically satisfying. An imaginative piece of pulp cinema that leaves much to the imagination…

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By Daniel O (558) on 10 Jan 2013

Very 60s…

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By Alex B (1,607) on 23 Dec 2012

It has some good scenes or at least shots, and some good though fleeting criticism of (corporate, consumerist, competitive) capitalist society…

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By Arash B (269) on 05 Dec 2012

Not the weird for the sake of being weird movie that I expected but has many unconventional & absurd moments, Overall fun & funny…

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By Zack B (668) on 09 Jun 2012

Super cool and beautiful to look at. Possibly Seijun Suzuki's best film…

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By Tom S (1,076) on 31 May 2012

Some would say its absurd trajectory is about the absurdity of violence, but more than anything itâ(TM)s film having fun for the sake of having…

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By Matthew Sorrento (173) for IdentityTheory (22) on 04 Apr 2012

The images remain so strong that we wonder whether the overall films began as mental images, unearthed from an artist's psyche to help construct…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 22 Mar 2012

Thursday, March 22, 2012 (1967) Branded To Kill (In Japanese with English subtitles) ACTION A professional killer, Jo Shishido who has a thing…

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By Peter D (629) on 12 Feb 2012

Chipmunk faced Jô Shisido plays the hitman Hanada and whilst I enjoyed his performance in My Colt Is My Passport, I certainly can't say the…

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By Dan G (1,214) on 12 Feb 2012

Chipmunk faced Jô Shisido plays the hitman Hanada and whilst I enjoyed his performance in My Colt Is My Passport, I certainly can't say the…

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By Christopher Long (186) for Movie Metropolis (1,779) on 03 Feb 2012

Seijun Suzuki doesn't do establishing shots, and when he does, they don't establish s***…

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By Chris B (2,902) on 17 Jan 2012

3: Seriously, what is up with this guys puffy cheeks? I remember thinking the same thing the first time I saw the film about 6 years ago…

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By Eric Melin (822) for Kansas City Star (1,573) on 13 Jan 2012

Because its so free of the conventions of other crime thrillers, that in and of itself is thrilling…

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By Joshua L (2,111) on 01 Nov 2011

Annu Mari is fatally beautiful and she is the best thing in the movie. Jo Shishido is good as well…

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By Zach M (1,354) on 04 Aug 2011

I don't really know how to review this movie because it is so very strange, random, bizarre and yet is still a very basic story about killer…

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By Sabrina I (88) on 24 May 2011

Is there a plot in this film? Probably. This is purely an exercise in absurdity and style. Stylish absurdity if you will…

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By Dave R (1,620) on 09 Apr 2011

A highly stylized movie about contract killers fighting each other to be ranked number one…

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