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By Cherry E (4) on 29 Oct 2009

This movie is eight kinds of messed up. Definitely surreal. Great though. I'll never forget it…

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By Eric R (1,431) on 09 Oct 2009

One of the most demented films in Takashi Miike's collection. This movie is made like anyone of his classics…

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By Daniel M (2,592) on 31 Jul 2009

Defiantly screws with your head man, but defiantly worth a look, the first few mins sets up what type of film Miike has made when an innocent…

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By Richard C (1,724) on 19 Jul 2009

A little more condensed and it would've been perfect because the pace drags when Yakuza members converse…

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By Lloyd C (94) on 17 Jun 2009

Cryptic, even to a David Lynch fan, almost to a fault - almost…

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By James R (2,282) on 23 May 2009

Takashi Miike is an over-rated bullshit artist who has occasional decent films, this is not one of them…

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By Mars D (129) on 21 May 2009

Miike at his most anarchistic; a yakuza film that spirals out into something...stranger…

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By Kotaro M (6) on 05 May 2009

Seems like an homage to Eraserhead. Besides the story being way too slow, I thought it was not that bad…

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By Chunyu Z (13) on 28 Apr 2009

A peculiar and perverse---if a bit slow-going---surreal yakuza mystery from Takashi Miike…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 28 Apr 2009

The Lynch homage is an obvious one, but I think Miike actually does some interesting things with the material he's working with…

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By Daniel I (226) on 27 Apr 2009

Don't really know what to say about this one. It gets pretty strange…

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By Tsubaki S (265) on 12 Apr 2009

A nightmarish joke? or a parody of Lynch-ish movies? , Well not as great as Lynch's multi-layered nightmares but still pretty interesting…

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By R.c. K (155) on 07 Apr 2009

I've seen two Takashi Miike films before (Audition and Ichi the Killer), plus his episode of Masters of Horror (Imprint) so I picked this one…

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By Jesse O (1,397) on 31 Mar 2009

This was supposed to be Takashi Miike's homage to David Lynch, but this was so much better than anything David Lynch has ever made…

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By Matthew P (1,636) on 29 Mar 2009

Bizarre but funny at the same time. Some parts were kind of lengthy. It isn't scary, but I guess it's worth watching…

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By Dan G (1,214) on 27 Mar 2009

Director Takashi Miike fully admits that this film is, if not an outright homage to the works of David Lynch (particularly from his Lost Highway…

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By Ld P (148) on 26 Mar 2009

WOW this guy makes a lot of movies. I rented this one after watching Ichi the Killer…

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By Dale J (64) on 26 Feb 2009

Takashi Miike has the tendency to take a well known genre (in this case, the Yakuza genre) and contorting it in unimaginable ways…

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By Sam C (1,031) on 26 Feb 2009

Takashi Miike has the tendency to take a well known genre (in this case, the Yakuza genre) and contorting it in unimaginable ways…

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By Agent Orange (14) on 26 Feb 2009

Takashi Miike has the tendency to take a well known genre (in this case, the Yakuza genre) and contorting it in unimaginable ways…

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