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Bullet Ballet (1998)

After his girlfriend commits suicide, a man becomes embroiled in gang warfare attempting to obtain a gun in hopes to kill himself.

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Jeremiah L 26 Jun 2008

I didn't finish it. I just can't get into modern Asian cinema.

TTT C 24 Jul 2009

A bleak, black-and-white psychological thriller that sees director Tsukamoto playing an everyman chasing a particular model of a gun in an act of suicide, delusion, or possibly self-redemption. Sumptuous compositions and an intentionally grating industrial score make this one oddly hypnotic.

Adam P 30 Jul 2008

Somehow this is even better than Tokyo Fist. More range than any of Tsukamoto's earlier films, while still being just as intense. It's hard for me to even describe this, especially at 1 in the morning - unlike Tetsuo, there are no easy analogs. Utterly unique and utterly brilliant, with a strangely uplifting (?) ending. Very highly recommended - this is the place to start with Tasukamoto, at least up to this point - haven't seen the more recent films yet. Worth seeing again.

Jess F 31 Dec 2012

Underworld scenarios, post-apocalyptic urban landscapes, badass guns, intense editing, assaulting imagery, a cheap budget, Tsukamoto in the leading role, cool music, MTV influences, madness, disturbing violence and sexuality, teeth biting metal and "moshi moshi" heard through a phone: Oh yeah, none of the director's trademarks have died yet! 97/100

Ben H 04 Sep 2007

There's a few moments here that catch Tsukamoto at his very best. Unfortunately it is a tad uneven, but certainly not enough to keep you interested.