This is gonna come as a surprise to absolutely no one, but Harakiri is a perfectly crafted film in every way imaginable.
From the beginning you are glued to the screen and it never lets you escape its grasp, and just when you think you have figured it out, it hits you back in unexpected ways. Tasuya Nakadai's performance anchors the whole thing and its incredibly riveting. Watching Hanshiro slowly unravel and expose these samurai for their hypocrisy is extremely…
At the beginning of the movie, Hans says he had to be convinced by Pharrell and Johnny Marr to do these concerts, but he didnt see himself as the concert type. Later on, Pharrell says he didnt have to convince or change him, he just showed him a mirror.
Hans is one of a kind, he puts on an incredible spectacle and has a hell of a time doing it, i can only hope that one day i'll be able to watch my favorite composer of all time live.
By the way, everytime Flute Guy showed up i pointed at the screen like Dicaprio.
Realmente quiero apoyar al cine mexicano, en serio, pero no mamen.
I want to believe that Guillermo Del Toro and Ron Perlman are somewhere reading reviews for this movie while hysterically laughing as Del Toro holds his Oscar.
Yeah, this was bad.
First, the positives, it'll be quick.
David Harbour is doing his best as Hellboy, he's fun to watch.
The little practical work there is, its pretty good, specially Baba Yaga, its a well designed disgusting creature.
Benjamin Wallfisch's score has some DOOM vibes and it stands out in some…
