Seventh Code

essa review vai ser mais curta que o comum, até por que o filme também é mais curto que o comum.
é bem interessante, suspensesinho maneiro, a direção do Kiyoshi Kurosawa é instigante até certo ponto, mas acho que o filme não vai muito longe disso, talvez eu reveja com um olhar mais atento, já que os filmes do Kurosawa tem sempre muitas coisas a se analisar a quase todo momento.
o final é bem foda, aula de direção.

7,5/10

essa review vai ser mais curta que o comum, até por que o filme também é mais curto que o comum.
é bem interessante, suspensesinho maneiro, a direção do Kiyoshi Kurosawa é instigante até certo ponto, mas acho que o filme não vai muito longe disso, talvez eu reveja com um olhar mais atento, já que os filmes do Kurosawa tem sempre muitas coisas a se analisar a quase todo momento.
o final é bem foda, aula de direção.

7,5/10

Definitivamente foi por caminhos que não imaginava kkkkkk

Definitivamente foi por caminhos que não imaginava kkkkkk

Director- Kurosawa Kiyoshi.This is the fourteenth film I have seen of his.Till now I have concluded that Kurosawa's career is quite weird as this film along with some others of the later part of his career shows a sense of rawness and makes Kurosawa feel like a promising up-and-coming director when he made this film sixteen years after his magnum opus. He still manages to keep his rawness and grittiness even after all this time. Though a few of his later works lack it too so maybe it depends more on the subject matter.The film's length feels like a breeze due to its awesome pacing and Kurosawa's ability to keep us hooked by omitting information.The plot of this film reminded me very loosely of noirs. The lead actress being a jpop idol doing action scenes made them quite comedic while also showing her range.The ending of the film raises a lot of questions and thus makes me like the film even more. Knowing little of the backstory of any major character and their intentions makes the film quite enjoyable, as it forces us to think and formulate our scenarios and conclusions.The song at the end is good but is not for my taste. Maybe I need to listen to more akb48 to be a better judge of it.The only minor issue I had with the film is that the setting being Russia doesn't really matter much in the overarching plot. Most of the dialogues are in Japanese too.Also, I find it hard to believe that the gangsters captured her and took her stuff but still couldn't guess that she's a mercenary for hire. It requires the suspension of disbelief to a degree.Overall, a great watch and another of Kurosawa's gems.

Director- Kurosawa Kiyoshi.This is the fourteenth film I have seen of his.Till now I have concluded that Kurosawa's career is quite weird as this film along with some others of the later part of his career shows a sense of rawness and makes Kurosawa feel like a promising up-and-coming director when he made this film sixteen years after his magnum opus. He still manages to keep his rawness and grittiness even after all this time. Though a few of his later works lack it too so maybe it depends more on the subject matter.The film's length feels like a breeze due to its awesome pacing and Kurosawa's ability to keep us hooked by omitting information.The plot of this film reminded me very loosely of noirs. The lead actress being a jpop idol doing action scenes made them quite comedic while also showing her range.The ending of the film raises a lot of questions and thus makes me like the film even more. Knowing little of the backstory of any major character and their intentions makes the film quite enjoyable, as it forces us to think and formulate our scenarios and conclusions.The song at the end is good but is not for my taste. Maybe I need to listen to more akb48 to be a better judge of it.The only minor issue I had with the film is that the setting being Russia doesn't really matter much in the overarching plot. Most of the dialogues are in Japanese too.Also, I find it hard to believe that the gangsters captured her and took her stuff but still couldn't guess that she's a mercenary for hire. It requires the suspension of disbelief to a degree.Overall, a great watch and another of Kurosawa's gems.

Director- Kurosawa Kiyoshi.This is the fourteenth film I have seen of his.Till now I have concluded that Kurosawa's career is quite weird as this film along with some others of the later part of his career shows a sense of rawness and makes Kurosawa feel like a promising up-and-coming director when he made this film sixteen years after his magnum opus. He still manages to keep his rawness and grittiness even after all this time. Though a few of his later works lack it too so maybe it depends more on the subject matter.The film's length feels like a breeze due to its awesome pacing and Kurosawa's ability to keep us hooked by omitting information.The plot of this film reminded me very loosely of noirs. The lead actress being a jpop idol doing action scenes made them quite comedic while also showing her range.The ending of the film raises a lot of questions and thus makes me like the film even more. Knowing little of the backstory of any major character and their intentions makes the film quite enjoyable, as it forces us to think and formulate our scenarios and conclusions.The song at the end is good but is not for my taste. Maybe I need to listen to more akb48 to be a better judge of it.The only minor issue I had with the film is that the setting being Russia doesn't really matter much in the overarching plot. Most of the dialogues are in Japanese too.Also, I find it hard to believe that the gangsters captured her and took her stuff but still couldn't guess that she's a mercenary for hire. It requires the suspension of disbelief to a degree.Overall, a great watch and another of Kurosawa's gems.

Director- Kurosawa Kiyoshi.This is the fourteenth film I have seen of his.Till now I have concluded that Kurosawa's career is quite weird as this film along with some others of the later part of his career shows a sense of rawness and makes Kurosawa feel like a promising up-and-coming director when he made this film sixteen years after his magnum opus. He still manages to keep his rawness and grittiness even after all this time. Though a few of his later works lack it too so maybe it depends more on the subject matter.The film's length feels like a breeze due to its awesome pacing and Kurosawa's ability to keep us hooked by omitting information.The plot of this film reminded me very loosely of noirs. The lead actress being a jpop idol doing action scenes made them quite comedic while also showing her range.The ending of the film raises a lot of questions and thus makes me like the film even more. Knowing little of the backstory of any major character and their intentions makes the film quite enjoyable, as it forces us to think and formulate our scenarios and conclusions.The song at the end is good but is not for my taste. Maybe I need to listen to more akb48 to be a better judge of it.The only minor issue I had with the film is that the setting being Russia doesn't really matter much in the overarching plot. Most of the dialogues are in Japanese too.Also, I find it hard to believe that the gangsters captured her and took her stuff but still couldn't guess that she's a mercenary for hire. It requires the suspension of disbelief to a degree.Overall, a great watch and another of Kurosawa's gems.

não confie em estranhos mesmo hein

não confie em estranhos mesmo hein