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Originally Posted by Straker
Couldn't disagree with you more on this one, sorry....What elevates BR is the depth of characters and tragic reality of each individual story. Its actually incredible story telling that so much story/ back story is given in such a short space of time and how it manages to emotionally attach the audience to each character, especially given the backdrop of absolute carnage. I'm not gonna try to name each character as my recall for Japanese names isn't all that good, but I can honestly say I don't think I have ever watched a movie and cared for so many characters as much as I did with BR. The deaths themselves are actually superficial to the story, which is an incredibly impressive achievement considering how violent the movie is.
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I agree with Straker. Excellently put. It would be a shame if BR didn't make the list or honorable mentions.
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Originally Posted by Sculpt
I still think your pick of Little Otik (2000) is much richer.
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Wish we could get more support for that one