Nobody does it quite like Ishii
Great service from Terracotta, newly found website for my Blu Ray needs. The Killer is a great film, it won’t disappoint either will the limited edition contents.
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j'ai déjà acheté ce film en dvd il y a quelques années et je l'ai trouvé très bien. mais maintenant je l'ai acheté en blu-ray pour avoir une image haute définition.
After such a long time (due to postal difficulties) i'm so glad to finally hold the films in my hand.A big 'THANK YOU' to Joey from Terracotta!!!!!
Sammo & Jackie are working against type but that doesn't matter - action scenes are top notch and performances fun to watch.
I've purchased from Terrecotta before and each transaction has been great! My orders are always correct, well packaged and shipped with tracking available. I'm always happy to buy from Terrecotta!
I really enjoyed watching this Hong Kong classic in HD would highly recomend
Amazing, mystical and artistical movie. Created in different way and time but somehow reffering, similar to Kubrick’s 2001: Space Odyssey and Nolan’s Interstellar. Great thanks to Toshiaki Toyoda for his vision and uncompromising attitude. And valuable words of commentary on the film
Toyoda concludes his Mount Resurrection Wolf saga with a multiple layered opus. From I’m Flash to Transcending Dimensions, the director brings back many recurring characters, particularly from the 9 Souls era, to weave a profound meditation on religion, death, and asceticism (With a special mention to the stunningly filmed landscapes).
Written and directed by a filmmaker who has repeatedly found himself at odds with Japan’s film industry, this final chapter feels both deeply personal and utterly fascinating.
The only thing better than both films was terracottas service
Boxsets were packed perfectly for overseas travel. Arrived at destination in perfect condition, due to the brilliant efforts of the packing department (thanks Joey), going full-on with the bubble-wrap. Amazing release, given the treatment it deserves. Fantastic communication too. Can’t thank Terracotta enough for their wonderful, friendly, professional service.
Two films, good 👍😎
Kinda fell asleep with Jackie Chan film, Vengeance (Korean film) was strange, The Snow Woman, Two thumbs up 👍👍💙
I don't want to give too much away about the plot—it's probably already pretty well known.
What is essentially a completely normal and average relationship story is told from the other protagonist’s perspective starting roughly halfway through the film; many scenes are mirrored exactly, but in some cases there are subtle differences, and sometimes even entirely different plotlines.
On the one hand, this is fascinating to watch, but at times it can also get a little tiring when the same scene simply repeats itself... I found the film to be an exciting experiment with a few slow moments here and there, but it still kept me hooked.
Really enjoyed this as its both comical and has its serious moments, there are some good soundtrack pieces to it, and the ending never fails to put a smile on my face!
I've owned The Eye on DVD and Blu-ray so I had to get this new 4k release. It doesn't disappoint. The image is clearer and the sound, which is one of the main reasons I found it be one of the very few genuinely scary movies, is exceptional. It's a big upgrade from the Blu-ray and it remains one of my very favourite horror films!
The movie is the best and so is terracotta only place to pick up the best in film
This 4s very fantastic movie!
Colourful yes , but thats it. There are some scenes good about hierarchy in brothels in japan at the time and womens rank but for me this was quite mediocre and mild drama film.
Conversations among young teenagers and twenty somethings can often be assumed to be the focus of French films, American mumblecore, and coming of age tales around the world. On the way to current day successes in feature films and streaming series, Hitoshi One here provided an unflinching and raw insight into Japanese youth culture. The budget is kept low by having the conversations in bedrooms but this choice also grounds the characters in reality. An underappreciated character study in independent Japanese cinema of the 21st century.
If you are a fan of darkly comic Japanese horror films and thrillers, watch this film as soon as possible. Eiji Uchida first came to the attention of many Japanese cinephiles based in the UK, thanks to Third Window's release of this film, and Uchida's work has regularly featured in international film festivals ever since. Yes, it's weird, violent and oddly humorous. But these are all qualities, not criticisms. A highly recommended comedy horror, which I hope you get and appreciate as much as I do.
