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Branded to Kill (1967)

After botching his latest assignment, a third-ranked Japanese hit man becomes the target of another assassin.

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Lauren O 14 Jul 2009

The third best killer in Japan wants to be the number one killer in Japan. That's basically the bare minium of the plot, and that's all you need for Seijun Suzuki's mindbinding freakout of a Yakuza film. This isn't a movie you watch, this is a movie you let wash over you until it ends and you can say "what the hell did I just see?" A killer gets turned on by boiling rice, people die in shootouts that are staged like musical numbers, and cartoon butterflies show up as a mark of madness. Playful, disturbing, funny, and beautiful are all words to discribe one of the best films to ever come out of Japan. Oh and did I mention that John Woo, Quentin Tarantino, and Jim Jarmusch(who made a tribute to this in Ghost Dog) all worship this movie? If that's not enough to make you wanna see this I don't know what will.

Truls B 28 Aug 2007

Suggestivt och coolt. Fantastiskt fint foto. En klar favorit.

Paulie C 14 Aug 2007

No 1 killer movie. Rice fetishes, pesky butterflies and deadly plumbing. Seijun is still kicking out films and he's 84. See also - Youth of the Beast / Gate of Flesh / Tokyo Drifter - actually, anything he has ever done will suffice.

Bruce C 14 Aug 2007

The best of Seijun Suzuki's psychedelic gangster movies. It's like a typical Japanese Yakuza flick flick meets free jazz. it's artsy and exploitative at the same time. There is nothing like it.

Lyle C 14 Jun 2007

45 minutes of this movie is just a close up of some ugly, depressing appartment complex in tokyo. look suzuki, my country may have exploded your country, but your country alone is responsible for rebuilding everything in the most hideous, 1960-70s ultilitarian architectural imaginable while simultaneously bulldozing indigenous styles. i know unwarrented anti-americanism when i see it, and--frankly--i'm sick of it.