Good film

Good film

#6
hmm mixed emotions. this movie drags on far too long, over 2 hours is long for this. it starts dragging its knuckles a lot near the middle. the graphic rape scene, also not needed at all. especially when they never touch on it basically ever again, besides a giant pity party for the men who watched it happen. this movie is ok and its a murder mystery in its basic form. but it has too many downsides for me than up, for me to ever consider recommending or watching it again. im kinda suprised how highly rated this movie is.

#6
hmm mixed emotions. this movie drags on far too long, over 2 hours is long for this. it starts dragging its knuckles a lot near the middle. the graphic rape scene, also not needed at all. especially when they never touch on it basically ever again, besides a giant pity party for the men who watched it happen. this movie is ok and its a murder mystery in its basic form. but it has too many downsides for me than up, for me to ever consider recommending or watching it again. im kinda suprised how highly rated this movie is.

me when a film has multiple storylines that might overlap with one another: woah, this is like altman

anw great film that tackles how important trust is!

japanuary 6

me when a film has multiple storylines that might overlap with one another: woah, this is like altman

anw great film that tackles how important trust is!

japanuary 6

“If I cannot share the same grave…then, being buried beside yours would be enough for me.”Oh SHUT the FUCK up.

“If I cannot share the same grave…then, being buried beside yours would be enough for me.”Oh SHUT the FUCK up.

might as well be a horror film honestly. unbelievably haunting soundtrack from ryuichi sakamoto and by far the most devastating film I’ve ever seen, rivaling I Saw the Devil easily. ken watanabe is eloquent and poignant as per usual and everyone else does such a beautiful job as well. melodrama par excellence, but to a horrifying degree. not for the faint of heart by all means.

might as well be a horror film honestly. unbelievably haunting soundtrack from ryuichi sakamoto and by far the most devastating film I’ve ever seen, rivaling I Saw the Devil easily. ken watanabe is eloquent and poignant as per usual and everyone else does such a beautiful job as well. melodrama par excellence, but to a horrifying degree. not for the faint of heart by all means.