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By Jacob E (203) on 14 Sep 2009

A disjointed and often hilariously strange story of a boiled-rice sniffing assassin…

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By Augusto A (42) on 07 Sep 2009

I tend to get annoyed by surrealistic narratives, and it was no different with this one…

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By Jake W (796) on 12 Aug 2009

Strange. Didn't really do anything for me…

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By Arash X (169) on 19 Jul 2009

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 Lauren O (62) on 14 Jul 2009

The third best killer in Japan wants to be the number one killer in Japan…

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By Nagoya C (13) on 30 Jun 2009

This movie reminds me of Spirou's adventures when Fournier drew it…

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By Chris J (1,214) on 26 Jun 2009

A lot of shootouts, a lot of sex, and a lot of subtitles…

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By Tsubaki S (265) on 18 Apr 2009

The film's true success lies in it's ability to be so quirky-- yet without coming off as overbearing or pretentious…

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By Private U (13,627) on 13 Apr 2009

It's really hard to describe how neat this movie is. I could sum it up in a bunch of words but I don't think I'd do it justice…

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By Bryan F (142) on 01 Mar 2009

Definitely ahead of his time, suzuki delivers an explosive tale about guns, sex and...rice…

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By Martin K (278) on 17 Feb 2009

Basic scenario but... Incredible atmosphere, it's hard to tell why it's so good but you'll have to believe me…

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By Matthew L (1,720) on 06 Feb 2009

There's some nicely choreographed action scenes (the shootout on the pier) but again Seijun Suzuki takes stylish liberties hoping that will…

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By Damla A (2) on 30 Jan 2009

This director sure makes some interesting films and they are never boring. Not as good as his other films though…

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By Priyu K (47) on 22 Jan 2009

Watch it and give me one good reason why not…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 13 Jan 2009

Offbeat and innovative 60s Japanese gangster film has style to burn - with ingeniously-staged violence, hip jazz music, ultra-cool quirky characters,…

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By Luís S (224) on 12 Jan 2009

A surrealistic Japanese approach to the film-noir style popularized by French new wave cinema. Definitely recommendable…

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By Patrick L (1,193) on 07 Jan 2009

A fantastically surreal cacophony of sex and death. Wonderful visuals, music and sound - especially the water…

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By Ben H (1,875) on 03 Jan 2009

Very pretty but tough going and utterly absurd…

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By Bandido G (48) on 26 Nov 2008

I prefer Tokyo Drifter, but this is justifiably a high point of the New Wave of Japanese films in the 60s…

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By Joseph S (1,124) on 14 Nov 2008

Un Chien Adalou inspired Yakuza film, with some of the finest editing Ive ever seen (that goes for the black and white cinematography too)…

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