Surreal exploraiton into machines sex and revenge
At the start of the movie it says this is a monster movie in human size. (As opposed to the giant Kaiju popular in Japanese cinema). The story is about machines, sex and revenge all mixed together in a black and white, art film exploration into the surreal.<br /><br />The plot is discordant. The scenes don’t always seem to go together and some random things are thrown in as well. It’s meant to throw the viewer off balance. The filming does the same. In one scene the main character is at a train station and sees a woman’s hand turn into a machine. She chases him as the camera flips all around from different angles to upside down and side to side, etc. It’s meant to portray the fear and confusion of the character. There are other scenes where everything is in fast motion or go in reverse.<br /><br />There are some really crazy and outrageous scenes to the film as well that you just have to see.<br /><br />It’s easy to see why it’s a cult classic but it is definitely not for everyone.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Shinya Tsukamoto"], "Producers": ["Shin'ya Tsukamoto"], "Starring": ["Tomorowo Taguchi", "Kei Fujiwara", "Shin'ya Tsukamoto"], "Studio": ["AMC Plus Horror"]}

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