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exaggerated perfection
Hermann 2022-04-20 09:01:55
Compared with the violent aesthetics of Quentin and Oliver Stone, the whole film is full of violence, perversion, and blood. . . There are also some human thoughts. The plot is intermittent, but the description of the violent scenes spares no effort. There is no tension about the progress of the plot, only the heartbeat of the bloody and playful scenes under the camera. It seems very playful and exaggerated, but it is also a kind of perfection. Everyone seems to have found it. Their perfect cruel home. In reality, although the characters in the film are not as perverted, it also reflects the distortion and deformation of people's psychology under various pressures in today's society, which tests the moral bottom line of this society.
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Elza 2022-03-27 09:01:11
The film is so cult that I feel that there is nothing unexpected, only the impossible. . The ending of the movie gives people too much room for reverie & blind thinking. . Miike Takashi was just playing, and we were stunned by the side, there was no need to get to the bottom of it. .
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Uriah 2022-03-28 09:01:05
The reason for the bad review at the beginning was that the violent and bloody scenes were too fake. After that, I thought about what the director wanted to express or changed it!
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Kakihara: Listen, when you're giving pain to someone, don't think about the pain that person is feeling. Just concentrate on how good it feels to be causing someone pain. That's the best thing you can do for a true masochist!
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[Kakihara gets punched]
Kakihara: Put some feeling into it, already! If you're going to give someone pain, you've got to get into it!