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Fireworks (1998)

Documentary reveals how fireworks are made, how they create their effects and how pyrotechnicians design and execute firework displays.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1998
Language
- English
Duration
- 107 mins
Genres
- Documentary
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James McCarthy 06 Mar 2011

The new Japanese film Fireworks is like a Charles Bronson "Death Wish" movie so drained of story, cliche, convention and plot that nothing is left, except pure form and impulse. Not a frame, not a word, is excess.

Jaime N. Christley 21 Jul 2012

It’s a weird experience that Kitano is offering to movie audiences: We thrill to the violent, heroic exploits that leave many a pierced eyeball, many a severed limb, many a bullet-riddled corpse, but we find uplift in his celebration of community, music, dance, light, color, and companionship.

Scott Tobias 06 Apr 2011

Kitano infects the lyrical, meditative beauty of classical Japanese cinema with the jarring, low-down savagery of Western genre pictures. What emerges is more than the sum of its parts, an original and profound statement on mortality, how rich human life can be, and how quickly it can be taken away.

Jay Carr 15 Jul 2003

The filmmaker's equal fondness for bright floral paintings and exploding blood bags is sure to keep an audience on its toes, even if some of the effects are as blunt as (quite literally) chopsticks in the eye.

Michael Wilmington 12 Jan 2016

This contemplative drama about a tough ex-cop tying up the loose ends of his life and taking his terminally ill wife on a farewell journey is pure poetry.