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1 day ago · His sudden death intercepted the materialization of his fifth feature, “Dreaming Machine.”. Satoshi Kon has four feature movies to his name. Apart from feature films, he has worked on the television series “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” (1991), the 13-episode series “Paranoia Agent” (2004), and the short “Good Morning” (2008 ...
3 days ago · The fat guy romance feels like it comes out of nowhere because the girl is repressing Paprika throughout the movie, she's basically shutting down all her emotions. Then at the end they're more balanced, she can show that side of herself without having to section it off as an alter-ego. Felt a bit cliche.
Jun 11, 2024 · Satoshi Kon's final film, Paprika, is a mind-being fantasy and psychological thriller that's come to Blu-ray from Umbrella Entertainment.
Jun 19, 2024 · Truly bizarre. Wonderfully beautiful. It definitely has the feel of being in a dreamscape that you can't tell what's reality and what is not. A DC mini is a new invention that falls into the wrong hands. Both the inventors and also a cop investigate in this experimental and challenging film. For the most part it works. I had a good ...
5 days ago · Paprika. Satoshi Kon, Megumi Hayashibara, Hideyuki Tanaka. 41 votes. Paprika is a dazzling, mind-twisting animated film delving into the world of dreams and subconscious desires, making it a perfect movie to watch while high.
1 day ago · It was announced at Anime Expo that Iconic Events Releasing are looking to release classic films in over 500 cinema locations in the United States starting in September. The following films will screen on the following dates: Ninja Scroll: September 11,12, 15. Metropolis 2001: November 4, 7, 10. Paprika (restored in 4K) 15 anniversary screening ...
5 days ago · Paprika is a Japanese animated film from the mind of Satoshi Kon (who also made Perfect Blue). It is a strange, beautiful film that is all about dreams, reality, and our relationship to movies and pop culture. Taking place in the near future scientists have invented a machine that allows others to view (and even record) people’s dreams.
