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| Name | Takashi Miike | The Art of Hyper Violence |
| Video Uploader | Video From Wen Bilson |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 25-08-2020 13:45:55 |
| Video Discription | No one paints with violence quite like Takashi Miike. In this video essay I’ll be exploring the cinematic art of hyper violence and how Takashi Miike’s many ways of using violence, gore and the extreme can be shocking, unsettling and down right fun. This video essay on Takashi Miike’s hyper violence was written, narrated, edited, drooled on, screamed over and made by Wen Bilson. So if you enjoyed this little slice of video entertainment, please Subscribe for more and if you loved it please Share this hyper violent video essay around. Thank you, Wenjamin MY FRIEND ROSS: He's a sadomasochist with the films he enjoys, BUT! He's also a music man! Go check out Ross' music and share the love! - https://www.instagram.com/rossmackaymusic/ THE QUOTE: - (Jan) “Why the need for so much gruesome, graphic violence?” - (Tarantino) “Because it’s so much fun Jan, get it!” That’s was a quote from Quentin Tarantino when he slammed Jan Wahl in an interview for talking smack about violence in movies. I think it’s very relevant to most of Takashi Miike’s films and should be remembered when someone spreads the lazy argument of violence in films is bad. Wrong. When it’s in the skilled hands of a master filmmaker violence in movies is great! Japanese Movies | Violent Films | Cult Cinema = Takashi Miike FILMS: Ichi The Killer - (2001) Dir. Takashi Miike Audition - (1999) Dir. Takashi Miike 13 Assassins - (2010) Dir. Takashi Miike Kill Bill: Volume 1 - (2003) Dir. Quentin Tarantino Once Upon A Time In… Hollywood - (2019) Dir. Quentin Tarantino TELEVISION: KRON-TV Quentin Tarantino Interview - (2003) Interviewer. Jan Wahl Idol × Warrior Miracle Tunes! - (2017) Dir. Takashi Miike [general director] BBC Japanorama S1E4 Takashi Miike Interview - (2002) Interviewer. Johnathan Ross MUSIC: Top Notch - by - Paralocks The Killing - by - Bernard Herrmann (Torn Curtain - Original Soundtrack) Roku - by - Koji Endo (13 Assassins - Original Soundtrack) Juu - by - Koji Endo (13 Assassins - Original Soundtrack) Ôdishon - by - Koji Endo (Audition - Original Soundtrack) An Insatiable High - by - Masayoshi Takanaka —————————————————————————————————————————— Thank you for watching the video, I appreciate you taking the time to enjoy my content and I hope you have the most pleasant of days my friend. All the best, Ben #takashimiike #hyperviolence #japanesecinema |
| Category | Film & Animation |
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