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Yakuza boss Anjo disappears with three hundred million yen. His loyal gang members, lead by the masochist Kakihara, start a search, but their aggressive and gory methods worry the other yakuza gangs. Kakiharas most frightening counterpart is the mysterious Ichi, a psychopathic killer with a dark childhood secret, who is controlled by a retired cop.
As sadomasochistic yakuza enforcer Kakihara searches for his missing boss he comes across Ichi, a repressed and psychotic killer who may be able to inflict levels of pain that Kakihara has only dreamed of.
When Anjo, a yakuza boss is murdered, Kakihara (Tadanobu Asano) ,a sadomasochistic man is the only who thinks that his boss is still alive and with his partners he start to look out for the true about his boss. Kakihara believes that the true can come from Susuki (Susumu Terajima), a member of a rival gang that was accuse by Jijii (Shinya Tsukamoto) but soon he will find that was the wrong man and all was a plan by Jijii. After Kakihara is expel from the syndicate because of his extreme interrogation methods, he is trying to find Jijii with the help of two corrupts detectives twin brothers. Soon he will find that all was made by Ichi (Nao Omori), a mysterious and strange killer who is controlled by Jijii. That is the main plot of this unique and extreme film by Takashi Miike (Audition, One Missed Call). The storyline is nothing but great but my favourites things in this film are the characters and the bizarre situations that Miike creates. The characters: Kakihara is a sadomasochistic man who loves his boss Anjo just because he can make him feel true pain and when Anjo is murdered the only person who can make him feel excited is Ichi, who is going to kill him, so what Miike creates is truly bizarre and amazing: the man who is going to kill Kakihara is the only person that can make him fell excited so he is waiting for Ichi with happiness and he said: "Ichi don't let me down". Unique situation in a film. But the most amazing and strange character is Ichi that became the principal character when he supposed to be a secondary character. We just know that he kills his parents and then he was manipulated by Jijii and now have a false memory of be a witness in a rape in high school in which he feel guilty for not stop it. And when a man help him he felt completely different and he don't want to kill more; that man who help Ichi is Kaneko, and ex-cop that now work with Kakihara and that have a son who was saved by Ichi from some bullies. Kaneko is the more human and normal character in the film, he seems to be the only who really suffers for be partner of a man like Kakihara. The other characters like Karen (Alien Sun) or the two corrupt detectives twin brothers are just crazy like Kakihara. About Takashi Miike: He is a unique filmmaker who makes 3 or more films peer year. He seems to direct any kind of films (horror, crime, musicals, comedy) and he said: "don't call me an artist because i'm not". For me this is his best work and now and want to look out for more of his films. Violence in the film: when a film has an impact because of it violence like the one that has "Ichi the Killer" is because is really well done and there are truly lots of disturbing scenes (like the first torture made by Kakihara and later when he ask for forgiveness) that makes that a film like "Hostel" looks like crap, but later there are funny scenes (the blood coming out from the prostitute's neck) that has an influence in films like "Kill Bill", so is really unique. Conclusion: this is one of my personal favourites films of this decade because is really original and i can call it as Takashi Miike's masterpiece. The cast is perfect, specially Tadanobu Asano and the characters are amazing and truly memorable just as the storyline. 10 out of 10 Collector's Blood Bag DVD: is the best presentation of this film until now. Contains two discs with the uncut version and more than 2 hours of bonus material in which appears a feature with Eli Roth where he express his love to "Ichi the Killer". The idea of the Blood Bag is amazing but is not a very good protection for the discs, anyway is an excellent presentation for this film.
Being a fan of director Takashi Miike, I have to say that his films differ immensely in quality in my opinion. While his masterpiece "Audition" of 1999 is one of the few truly brilliant Horror films of the 90s, other films such as "Izo" of 2004 disappointed me. "Koroshiya 1" aka "Ichi The Killer" of 2001 is probably Miike's most famous film, but, as far as I am concerned, not nearly one of his best. It is certainly no bad film. On the contrary, "Ichi The Killer" has many ingenious elements, and it is a highly entertaining film that is especially recommendable to fans of the truly gory stuff. Yet the film has many flaws. Miike's specific style is always unconventional, but sometimes it works perfectly (such as in "Audition") and sometimes it doesn't work so well. "Ichi" is a weird and intense film, but it is also quite messy at times. Yakuza boss Anju disappears with a large sum of money. Since his henchmen suspect that he has been kidnapped, they go out to search for him, lead by the sadomasochistic Kakihara (Tadanobu Asano), a killer who enjoys to torture as much as he enjoys to feel pain himself. Then there is also Ichi (Nao Omori), a psychotic, young man who, while usually whiny and meaning no harm, has a tendency for slaughtering everybody around once he's flipping out... "Ichi The Killer" is most widely known for being one of the most ultra-violent films of the recent years. And Takashi Miike is a filmmaker who truly understands how to make his viewers feel the on-screen violence. The on gore in "Ichi The Killer" is not only nauseating. It sometimes hurts. Then again, the film's comic-book style mood make it a lot less shocking. While the ultra-violent "Audition" was not quite as excessive as this film, it was incomparably more shocking and disturbing than "Ichi". The film's weird narrative style may be seen as a quality or as a flaw, depending on one's point of view. I tend to see it positively, and yet some other Miike films have so much more to offer. The performances are quite good. Tadanobu Asano is very convincing (and quite scary) in the role of Kakihara, the sadomasochistic torture-enthusiast with a cut-up face. Nao Omori is very weird in the role of the... VERY WEIRD Ichi. I am not sure whether his performance is praiseworthy or the opposite. He seems quite unstable, that's for sure. The supporting cast includes a whole bunch of notable Japanese actors, most prominently Sumusu Terajima ("Hana-Bi", "Violent Cop", "Brother"), who is credited as "Sabu" here, and Jun Kunimura ("Audition", "Kill Bill Vol. 1"). Visually, the film is great, not only in its gory aspects. "Ichi The Killer" is the most famous film by Takashi Miike. It is not nearly his best, and it has its flaws but it is still an interesting film that I recommend to my fellow fans of Japanese cinema, especially those who like it violent.
The torture is strictly for kicks, which spoiled this for me, but less skittish viewers may enjoy this as a stylish and tightly wound genre piece.
Several scenes containing violence against women had to be cut for the British release. In the US, the film was released in a R-Rated version, which was cut by 11 minutes, as well as in an uncut unrated version. The R-Rated has been cut by roughly the same amount of time as the German version. Unlike the German version, however, they did not cut whole sections of the movie in the R-Rated. More scenes with sexual content are missing, though. For example, the film title, forming from a pool of sperm, was removed completely. In HongKong the movie was released in a cut version only even though it received the highest rating: CAT III. Nearly 17 minutes were cut for this version. a5c7b9f00b

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