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Release Date: Jan 1, 2001
Running Time: 128 mins. (V)
Country Of Origin: Japan
director: Takashi Miike
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Welcome to the blood-soaked halls of Yakuza Mansion wherein lurks Ichi, a proverbial Frankenstein monster torn between sexual violence and confused innocence. When Boss Anjo disappears, his yakuza soldiers suspect the mansion's lowlife underworld tenants. The search is led by Kakihara, a garish, peroxided S&M jester with body piercings and a gaping slash extending his mouthline. His quest is a tender affair, for Anjo taught Kakihara the pleasures of inflicting and receiving pain. An old gangster reject, Jijii, has clues to Anjo's disappearance, but vanishes into the corridors of the mansion. Kakihara's brutal torture methods (pins and needles are his favourite implements) quickly upset the yakuza order. With the help of a Chinese club hostess, he learns of a seemingly unstoppable killing machine: Ichi, clad in a super-heroesque bodysuit, equipped with kung fu and razor blades. Has Kakihara met his match? Or is Ichi the only one who can inflict the pain he craves?
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November 19, 2003
Takashi Miike's Ichi the Killer separates the men from the boys. This tale of yakuza being hunted by a truly deranged "superhero" is easily the most violent film ever made, but like Eminem's rhymes, once you get past the context of nastiness you'll be rewarded, here with hyperkinetic camerawork and editing as well as a deep plot shaded with viciously dark humor. There are two editions being released, R-rated and unrated. Unrated is the way to go -- that is, if you think you can handle it. PETE
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