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Ichi, o Assassino

Título original: Koroshiya 1
  • 2001
  • 18
  • 2 h 9 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,9/10
62 mil
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Tadanobu Asano in Ichi, o Assassino (2001)
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Quando Kakihara, um executor sadomasoquista da yakuza, procura seu chefe desaparecido, ele conhece Ichi, um assassino psicótico reprimido que pode infligir níveis de dor que Kakihara sonhava... Ler tudoQuando Kakihara, um executor sadomasoquista da yakuza, procura seu chefe desaparecido, ele conhece Ichi, um assassino psicótico reprimido que pode infligir níveis de dor que Kakihara sonhava em conseguir.Quando Kakihara, um executor sadomasoquista da yakuza, procura seu chefe desaparecido, ele conhece Ichi, um assassino psicótico reprimido que pode infligir níveis de dor que Kakihara sonhava em conseguir.

  • Direção
    • Takashi Miike
  • Roteiristas
    • Sakichi Sato
    • Hideo Yamamoto
  • Artistas
    • Tadanobu Asano
    • Nao Ômori
    • Shin'ya Tsukamoto
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,9/10
    62 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Takashi Miike
    • Roteiristas
      • Sakichi Sato
      • Hideo Yamamoto
    • Artistas
      • Tadanobu Asano
      • Nao Ômori
      • Shin'ya Tsukamoto
    • 334Avaliações de usuários
    • 103Avaliações da crítica
    • 55Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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      • 6 vitórias e 4 indicações no total

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    Ichi the Killer
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    Tadanobu Asano
    Tadanobu Asano
    • Kakihara
    Nao Ômori
    Nao Ômori
    • Ichi
    Shin'ya Tsukamoto
    Shin'ya Tsukamoto
    • Jijii
    Paulyn Sun
    Paulyn Sun
    • Karen
    • (as Alien Sun)
    Susumu Terajima
    Susumu Terajima
    • Suzuki
    • (as Sabu)
    Shun Sugata
    Shun Sugata
    • Takayama
    Tôru Tezuka
    • Fujiwara
    Yoshiki Arizono
    • Nakazawa
    Kiyohiko Shibukawa
    • Ryu Long
    • (as Kee)
    Satoshi Niizuma
    • Inoue
    Suzuki Matsuo
    • Jirô…
    Jun Kunimura
    Jun Kunimura
    • Funaki
    Sabu
    Sabu
    • Kaneko
    • (as Hiroyuki Tanaka)
    Moro Morooka
    Moro Morooka
    • Coffee Shop Manager
    Hôka Kinoshita
    • Sailor's Lover
    Hiroshi Kobayashi
    • Takeshi
    Mai Gotô
    • Sailor
    • (as Mai Goto)
    Rio Aoki
    • Miyuki
    • Direção
      • Takashi Miike
    • Roteiristas
      • Sakichi Sato
      • Hideo Yamamoto
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários334

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    LLAAA4837

    Extreme Comic Book Violence. The film is Like a Live-Action Comic Book!

    What My title for this comment says should be a warning to some. That is why the viewer should probably be strongly warned of what this film has in it. Extreme Comic Book Violence. Before I watched this film, I knew that it would have a lot of violence, but I wasn't expecting it to reach heights greater than what I thought. I didn't think it was going to be as extreme as it is before I watched it. The film did shock me a bit.If you think films like Dead Alive, Battle Royale, Audition, Salo', and Caligula are as depraved as movies can be, be prepared to be disarmed. With that said, I will now talk about the film. The story is this. Kakihara is a bisexual sadist who enjoys doing sadistic things such as hanging people by hooks and dumping hot grease on them or pulling the flesh off of people's face's with his arms and legs. He is looking for his Yakuza boss who disappeared. Kakihara is sad because his boss used to play crazy and weird sexual games with him. Kakahara is sort of unaware of a boy named Ichi who runs around in a superhero outfit the the number 1 on it and has blades in his boots that he uses to kill evil people with in gory unrealistic fashions. Ichi is being summoned by a supposedly retired cop. From there on, the story of madness, rape, murder, and mayhem gets a little more complicated. This film, when you look past all the gallons of blood and the sadomasochism, is brilliant. It is full of humor and entertainment but that is not what makes it good. I admired it's story and it's completely risky way to tell what the adventure of all these corrupt people. The film is unafraid of shocking it's viewers or going a little bit over the top to show who the characters are. The film's style is that of a MANGA. It is very fast paced and quick in going on with the scenes. there is one scene in particular where a woman's fingers are snapped. This scene is more shocking then it sounds due to the fact that you don't realize it until it is made obvious. once it becomes obvious enough it jumps away from that scene. Not everyone will agree with me that this film is as good as it is. There are many people that see it just as a gross shocker with no purpose other then grossing us out. There is a purpose in this film though. Even if the meaning is harder then ever to decipher. But I like films that have a hard message to figure out. It makes me want to watch them more. I find this film to be a true Japanese classic that should be remembered by the few people that see it. Words cannot describe how much I love this film. ICHI THE KILLER is a true masterpiece that has a good plot, a good meaning, and a good, yet shocking, ending twist that will haunt you for days. Watch out for the gratuitous adult content though.
    8ScriptDr

    Over the top violence/ bizarrely fun/ Manga for the screen

    Be warned - as early as the film's titles - letters rising from fallen sperm - (The costumed killer ejaculated voyeuristically watching violence done by one of the other team of gangster killers). You should either run screaming from the theater or stay for an over-the-top exercise in so much violence it becomes white noise and almost disappears. Seen at the Cinematheque, here in Los Angeles, with an adult crowd - this unrated but surely X-cubed film was a delight to those who stayed A few patrons fled in the middle of the screening but most got the point. Bad guys pursuing bad guys - with genre formula being trashed at every point - the humor built and built. Any good characters (children included) were decimated or tortured. None were spared. Yet the film is a romp - from the complaining co-workers who grumble about having to clean up blood-drenched murder scenes (they found intestines everywhere) to the sado-masochistic special effects. The film has left turns into fantasy - then back again - it has intentional bad-acting scenes (from previously capable actors)- the camera work has a will of it sown - exposition that makes no sense.

    This film posits the questions: If you are going to be a bad-boy film director and take screen violence as far as it can go - no farther than that - NO REALLY FARTHER THAN THAT - to the point of blood almost every minute - what would the result be? Apparently the director feels that on the far side of excess violence and blood letting in glorious technicolor and grotesque special effects, the cinema would revert to a twisted sense of innocence (beyond all that killing there is a comic sense of the universe).

    A film that should be seen - but you should be prepared for it. Not a classic - but a definite statement - more a cinema-artist's statement than a traditional film. Museums will find a place for it - families will abhor it.

    I got into it to my amazement. It stretched my mind about what should be so.
    8taomonster

    Bloody as hell, Gory and swell.. In short... a masterpiece

    This has to be one of my greatest experiences in the Asian cinema. I have been watching Asian movies since the eighties where I saw my first martial arts movies and I have been an Asian fan ever since.

    They have a unique way of making movies and a boldness you don't see in western cinema. I have a few friends that share my sick fascination in the gory and shocking side of Asian movie making and Ichi the killer is the best in it's genre. I have seen a lot of Miike's movies which I won't mention here but Ichi is by far my favorite Miike movie.

    Takashi Miike spits out movies faster than speeding bullets and some of his works are not even worth watching. But once in a while he hits the spot and delivers a masterpiece and Ichi is by all means a masterpiece. A lot of people only see the blood, torture, gore and humiliation of the human body in Miike's movies but mostly he has a hidden or at least partly foggy agenda.

    Ichi is basically a film about a loyal yakusa henchman trying to find meaning in his life after his boss has been murdered and a murderer trying to find himself in a labyrinth of deception and lost memories. It is well played and very well made.Tadanobu Asano excels as Kakihara and Nao Omori is extremely good as the violent insane killer Ichi. The special effects has a realistic feel about them and you can almost feel the pain inflicted in this movie and there is plenty of pain to go around.

    Ichi is not a film for people with weak nerves or a dislike for blood. Miike likes to shock his audience and is a master in this field. He delivers the meat for the gore hounds and has a weird sense of humor....

    I give this little blood feast a 8.0
    7maxyg18

    Takashi Miike at his best

    Ichi (Nao Omori) is a disturbed and brainwashed killing machine who dresses up in a superhero costume and is controlled by his mentor named Jijii (Shinya Tsukamoto).

    Kakihara (Asano Tadanobu) is a sadistic gangster who loves three things: giving and being given pain and looking for the killing machine named Ichi, the person who killed his boss and ran away with his three-hundred million yen. His quest with looking for the mysterious Ichi causes the streets to become a battleground with the gangs of Shinjuku. As the film goes by, the battle with the gangs of Shinjuku becomes more gory than ever.

    ICHI THE KILLER is a rare film that we get these days. It contains good cartoon like violence, humour so black yet it would make people laugh, an awesome soundtrack and great makeup effects. Sure, it may not be for everyone but for those that are open-minded or are Miike fans and want to watch something different, this film would be for them.
    8Lt_Coffey_182

    Genuinely disturbing and intensely shocking but very brilliant

    Ichi the Killer is definitely not a film for people who have weak stomachs or who are easily offended. This film contains some of the most shocking images you'll ever see and includes some very disturbing characters that won't be forgotten in a hurry. It is always a very brave move for a film maker when they decide to adapt from a manga as manga often has aspects within it that can not be replicated in to a live picture. Takashi Miike makes the transition possible and blows away all walls of reality with an outstanding and totally unforgettable film.

    The plot involves Yakuza boss Anjo going missing with a huge stash of cash, his gang members investigate and a classic game of cat and mouse is involved. This seems simple enough but what is out of the ordinary is that the leader of the investigation, Kakihara (Tadanobu Asano), is a major masochist and Anjo's killer, Ichi (Nao Omori) is the ultimate sadist with a tormented soul. This is where Ichi the Killer's shocking and graphic imagery really come in to force. Miike is uncompromising in his approach with regards to what he delivers on screen. There are no subtleties, no off camera goings on; it is all there for the audience to see, in full detail! The torture scenes, and their results, are especially horrific. If this film had been made in America or Europe, it would have been banned within a second of being made, it's that graphic. What disturbed me more than the disgusting imagery however, were the characters. Ichi's character I found genuinely terrifying as whilst he often comes across as a cartoonish character, there is a disturbingly real quality to his character. Ichi's childlike naivety draws many parallels to past psychotic killers that have existed in real life and his sexual excitement at causing pain and death is incredibly unsettling. Also unsettling is the character of Kakihara. His badly scarred face and clips either side of his lips immediately make him appear a scary figure and the only thing more disturbing than his pleasure for torturing others and watching their pain is his unparalleled love for being beaten and tortured himself.

    What I like about many Asian films is that the acting is often very good and Ichi the Killer is no exception. Tadanobu Asano is brilliant as Kakihara. His performance is charismatic and terrifying, he does a great job of making the role his own. Nao Omori plays Ichi perfectly. The way that he can act tormented, childish and merciless all in one scene is incredible to watch and, as I said before, gives the film a genuinely disturbing edge rather than just immense gore. Alien Sun is very sexy as Karen and the way she speaks more than one language in an almost random fashion adds further mystery to this film. The fact that Karen is the only character who has Ichi's past explained to her from Jijii makes the audience able to empathise with her character more than anyone else. Shinya Tsukamoto is also very good as Jijii. His character is unravelled throughout the film and Tsukamoto is very convincing in his portrayal of what turns out to be a very complex character.

    The purpose of this film is to shock and it achieves its goal to the point where you almost can not watch. With extremely graphic gore and some intense surrealist imagery that Salvador Dali himself would have been proud of, Ichi the Killer will never be forgotten and deserves to be watched by a lot more people (even if they can only watch it once!). Miike is very clever with his direction. The way he blends Kaneko's flash back sequences with the present does wonders to keep the audience's attention. The ending is also done with great style and is very effective in ending the film so it is down to interpretation of the audience.

    Despite being very hard to palate, Ichi the Killer is a fantastic film. Directing, acting, writing and score are all spot on and the quality of the film is very good. Not a film I could handle watching too regularly but definitely a film I'll want to watch a few more times in the future.

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    • Curiosidades
      (at around 18 mins) For the sequence based on the part in the manga during chapters 13-16 of volume 2, where a naked Susuki of the Funakigumi is tortured by being suspended from meat-hooks. Susuki's actor Susumu Terajima required twelve hours of makeup and other preparation, and then spent twelve more hours shooting the scene.
    • Erros de gravação
      (at around 1h 30 mins) When Kakihara is attacked in the streets, protective padding is visible under his clothing. Look for it when he bends over backwards without falling over, before he removes his piercings.
    • Citações

      Kakihara: Damn... Nobody left to kill me.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      End credits scroll up, down, left, right, forwards and backwards.
    • Versões alternativas
      The French DVD is the full uncut version
    • Conexões
      Featured in The Cult of Ichi (2007)

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 22 de dezembro de 2001 (Japão)
    • País de origem
      • Japão
    • Idiomas
      • Japonês
      • Cantonês
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Ichi el asesino
    • Locações de filme
      • Tóquio, Japão
    • Empresas de produção
      • Omega Project
      • Toho
      • Omega Micott Inc.
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    • Orçamento
      • US$ 1.400.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 20.285
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 2.750
      • 12 de nov. de 2017
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 80.631
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      2 horas 9 minutos
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      • 1.85 : 1

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