Tokyo!

Christopher R. Smith

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.

Lefteris Becerra

apart from a sociological reading, i hated the three stories. i watched it while i was attending a retrospective wich includes naruse, inagaki, mizoguchi, kobayashi, kinugasa, ozu, ichikawa, shindo, teshigahara... it's hard to compare all this masters to tokyo! ones... i was very disapointed with carax's piece, still i enjoyed very much the responses of merde on the trial secuence

Phil Worfel

The first and third segments were absolutely lovely. The second was confusing, overlong and tough to watch. I'm sure there are elements of this that were intentional and the director clearly is a talented auteur but I found it thoroughly unenjoyable. Bong Joon-Ho's finale is stunningly shot.

Risya

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.

rajiv ibrahim

4 stars for michel gondry's unique mind and heartwarming story, 3,5 stars for leos caraz's funny satire, and 2.5 stars for joon-ho bong's nonsense..

Ryan Jelinek

48x better than "New York, I Love You" 4x better than "Paris, Je T'aime"

DrFirestone

Excellent and interesting to watch! All three parts are different to each other, which makes the whole more engaging. Actually, I enjoyed the middle bit least, it might be because I lived and worked in Tokyo and the first and third parts show daily life situations and expose real problems people face there. Highly recommended :)

Ayesha Casely-Hayford

"Interior Design" "Merde!" "Shaking Tokyo" Michel Gondry Leos Carax Bong Joon Ho "Merde!" is laugh out loud funny. All 3 of these films are clever, unexpected, engaging. Totally inspiring. I love all three.