Presents:
Izo
This is the most disturbing and most bizarre
samurai film I have ever seen.
Here I am trying to expand my Takashi Miike
knowledge, and he continues to push the limits
in every movie.
This one has a very complicated plot.
It felt like David Lynch's Inland Empire.
The first 15 minutes were freaking awesome
(Bad Ass Cinema).
But then, it gets too repetitive and starts
going different places.
I think it would of been perfect if it was a lot
shorter than 2 hours and 8 minutes of pure
killing.
I only recommend this to fans of Takashi Miike.
Grade: between a B+ and A-
Warning: For the next following days,
I will be having Tarantino Week (watching all his films).
I will not be watching any new movies.
