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List added by Otger on 5 April 2009 05:38
Takeshi Kitano's Movies, commented |
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 0  8.4  7.8 Kitano's best movie is wonderful both as a cinematic experience as an emotional trip.
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0 8.1 7.7 This may be the most beautiful road movie filmed in years. Joe Hisaishi's soundtrack is more than worthy.
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0 8.3 7.4 Sonatine contains all the elements of Kitano's works (his themes, directional skills and that japanese "nonsensu" sense of humour)
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0 7.3 7.6 His most comercial movie is a major achievement that everybody should watch.
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0 8 7.5 A movie with a thin plot line, where the most important thing to watch here is what you feel in front of each scene. Unforgettable.
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0 8 7.8 Kitano tries (and achieves) to create an artistical movie with a weird - but beautiful - plot.
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0 7.3 7.5 A good mixture between drama and comedy about young people in Japan. Seems like a modern japanese version of Coppola's Rumble Fish or The Outsiders.
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0 7.2 7.1 The first and only american movie is entertaining and intelligent. The plot is a perfect analogy with what Kitano did with this movie.
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0 7.7 7.2 First Kitano's movie is a great show that already shows his directional skills.
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0 6.4 6.5 Weird, rare, unique... is this movie art, or it's just Kitano laughin at us? Only watch this if you have watched all other Kitano's movies.
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0 6.5 6.1 "nonsensu" humour, with some funny moments. It's an stupid movie... hell yeah!
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0 6.7 6.7 Boring, and forgettable if you have watched other Kitano's movies. After this movie, Kitano sharpened everything that was lacking here.
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0 7.2 6.7 Seems to be the same as "Takeshis". Nothing new here, and Kantoku Banzai it's not as funny.
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This japanese director may be changing our way to watch cinema nowadays... just wait.
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