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"merde" was my favourite. the others i liked a lot too, but merde! i just cracked up. it was just by lucky coincidence though that i had read "the master and margarita" right before watching this, but i probably would have loved it either way. it went all out and i always appreciate that.

James

23Nov11

The Merde segment is one of the most confounding pieces of cinema I've ever seen

Elisou

4Aug11

Gondry : 3,5/5 Good but I was expecting something a little bit more creative given his previous works. Carax : -/5 I couldn't get through it so I won't rate it. Seemed too ridiculous for my taste. Bong Joun-Ho : 10/5 Yes, I freaking loved it. It blew my mind. I found it incredibly poetic and touching. Bravo.

Lewis Nolan

16Jul11

I love Carax, but here he's a major let down.

Risya

14Jul11

I've never seen a film quite like Tokyo! before. All 3 stories has its own appeals, this collection of strange tales is original and very interesting.

Joaopa

25Jun11

"They live too much, and his eyes look like the female sexual organs" - i die

Paddy Misfit

20Jun11

Can't wait for M. Merde in America

Polyglot

15May11

Three talented directors bored me to death. Sorry.

simge akülke

1May11

Shaking Tokyo is my favourite.That was intense! I loved the earthquake metaphore and the idea of button tattoos.

diego yorkes

30Apr11

carax's section totally pissed of thatcarax's section was totally screwed up, but Michel Gondry was wondrous, so BONG JOON-HO.

leefurfur

19Mar11

Tokyo! Yes!

bees can see ultraviolet light

24Dec10

carax's section ruined it for me, although it did start out promising.

Marshall Staxx

4Oct10

Denis Lavent's performance as Mr Merde is by far the best thing about the entire film. Although I did fall asleep in the cinema at the beginning and the end.

marisa

19Sep10

Carax's section was one of the worst things I've ever seen and then it just kept going. Gondry and Bong Joon-Ho's sections were brilliant and relevant.

Nastya-Tokyo

11Sep10

The good film, seems that Japanese all a little crazy! hikikomori is wonderful 日本最高

Jack Lineman

3Sep10

Leos Carax's part in the film was my favorite.

Josh Tierney

2Sep10

Five stars for Bong Joon-ho. Four stars for Michel Gondry. Zero stars for Leos Carax.

Christopher Smith

28Aug10

A weird, engaging anthology of smart, stylish, but still character-driven oddities. Michel Gondry's segment is the best, with its authentic emotions and clever descent into surrealism. Leos Carax's is fun, though it does go on too long. And Joon-Ho Bong's entry is heartfelt, intriguing and told with some clever innovative filmmaking. Fresh and original, highly recommended.

Hazel Hills

5Jul10

"Interior Design" by Gondry was the best part of this movie. Loved it so so so much.

alixrajabi

9Jun10

gondry = beautifully crafted leo carax = shitfest bong joon-ho = stole the movie for me

Fernanda Bernal

8Jun10

Excepcional BONG JOON-HO!!!

paulspyder

7Jun10

I thought it was about time these city omnibuses stopped being so sentimental and really got into the issue of fear and isolation. Liked Shaking Tokyo. But Leos Carax's film was brilliant and relevant in a way the other two don't try to be.

brown

15May10

Bong Joon-Ho's was great. Michel Gondry's was good. Leo Carax's was fucking awful.

NEONBEAR

2May10

Almost all collaboration movies have rotten eggs in them. Not this one.

mauriciodiniz_

22Apr10

FANTASTIC!

JP. Schmidt

13Apr10

Agreed with below, though it's a great example of digital cinema and fast filming. Shaking Tokyo trumped the other two, hugely.

abrahamgbj

3Apr10

Monsieur Merde is fascinating!

dBainy

16Mar10

Of the three, I thought Gondry's version was by far the most Japanese and most poetically creative. How foreigners perceive the Japanese may be completely nonsense to the Japanese. "In Japan, we...." I thought the documentaries that came with the film were just as entertaining.... We still won't understand Tokyo after watching this though...... except reinforcing the superficial stereotyped base knowledge.