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By Bevan S (52) on 14 Oct 2008

Mysterious and profound with a great understanding of the human nature as it plays into self-reflection and our need to find a place in the world…

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By Ben B (1,489) on 12 Oct 2008

I thought this was a more interesting and complex film than suicide club - though it really leaned heavily on the story of the earlier film…

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By Private U (13,627) on 13 Sep 2008

Although the plot unravels with far less intensity than it's predecessor (Suicide Club), Noriko's Dinner table provides a nihilistic take on…

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By Tim M (3,013) on 06 Sep 2008

This movie is a bit hard to follow at first but when all the pieces fall together it's a complete mindfuck; see suicide club first though…

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By Brock J (33) on 28 Aug 2008

It is exceedingly difficult for me to understand how a movie spawned from the terribly constructed and ill construed Suicide Club could have…

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By Jenna B (81) on 24 Aug 2008

This is the squeal to Suicide Circle and some answers are answered…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 04 Aug 2008

Well. Its a very long film; at around 3 hours I guess, and at times it does feel like ...it could have been a little sharper…

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By Hunter D (441) on 01 Aug 2008

This was pretty good (though, yes, long) As long as you're not expecting as much insanity and violence as Suicide Club has, you should enjoy…

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By Mike L (1,553) on 18 Jun 2008

Very slow to develop, but the details culminate in one of the most tense scenes I've ever witnessed…

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By Evan H (764) on 18 Jun 2008

Very slow to develop, but the details culminate in one of the most tense scenes I've ever witnessed…

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By Bill B (2,505) on 16 Jun 2008

Possibly Sion Sono's most linear narrative, but still bears the odd questions about identity and self that seem to always pop up in his work…

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By Jeff W (588) on 07 Jun 2008

I'm not sure what to say…

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By Sean F (491) on 04 Jun 2008

Suicide Club is one of my favorite movies. Having heard about this I've been dying to see it. Having seen it, I wished I did not see it…

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By Sitenoise ! (64) on 27 May 2008

Poetic. Dreamy. Surreal. There's just something about the way Sion Sono puts together a film that appeals to me…

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By An-Chi C (22) on 24 May 2008

The sadness to the family... I quite understand…

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By Federico I (12) on 17 Mar 2008

See it after you watch Jisatsu Saakuru (Suicide Club/Suicide Circle). Again, I f'n love Sion Sono…

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By Yuval M (6) on 14 Jan 2008

This is a superb follow up to Sion Sono's cult film Suicide Circle, and is one of my favourite films of all. Intelligent, philosophical and moving…

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By Carolina G (27) on 16 Dec 2007

Es muy buena. Recomiendo haber visto primero Jisatsu Club…

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By Justin T (783) on 09 Dec 2007

I find it haunting and can identify with some of the ideas being presented in the film on generation gap and the longing to connect…

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By Jason A (950) on 15 Nov 2007

OK, just when you thought there couldn't be a better movie than Suicide Club, along came the sequel…

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