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exaggerated perfection
Hermann 2022-04-20 09:01:55
Compared with the violent aesthetics of Quentin and Oliver Stone, the whole film is full of violence, perversion, and blood. . . There are also some human thoughts. The plot is intermittent, but the description of the violent scenes spares no effort. There is no tension about the progress of the plot, only the heartbeat of the bloody and playful scenes under the camera. It seems very playful and exaggerated, but it is also a kind of perfection. Everyone seems to have found it. Their perfect cruel home. In reality, although the characters in the film are not as perverted, it also reflects the distortion and deformation of people's psychology under various pressures in today's society, which tests the moral bottom line of this society.
Extended Reading
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Ichi: Did... you really want me to rape you, Miss Tachibana?
Karen: Oh, no. I didn't want it from you. I wanted it from anyone. The only thing that can help me now is despair.
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Kakihara: Damn... Nobody left to kill me.