Featured Audience Ratings

• Unknown H

  
  Two pieces of advice to anyone who has not seen this movie - 1. Do not watch it when you are eating. 2. Do not watch it when you are pregnant. And as someone who watched it whilst both pregnant and eating, my third piece of advice would be to NEVER do the two together.

• Wahida K

  
  YES! A Bathory of 21 Century. Japanese Movies like these are very grusome, even the Low Budgets ones needs strong nerves to watch. Not excactly creepy, it is sick and disturbing.

• Ross C

  
  Ageing Hong Kong actress attempting to regain her beauty by eating a mysterious woman's special dumplings provides for a rather bad taste take of the age old tale of the search for eternal youth. Another extremely macabre shock flick with no real substance to it.

• Ken S

  
  So ridiculously disturbing...oh god...

• Emily A

  
  The best of the Three... Extremes, I find this movie so strangely endearing. It's considerably different than the short version, with a different ending and different character progression. I really like the way there was more exposition and nonchalance surrounding the dumpling… More
  The best of the Three... Extremes, I find this movie so strangely endearing. It's considerably different than the short version, with a different ending and different character progression. I really like the way there was more exposition and nonchalance surrounding the dumpling filling, and the deeper insight into the Aunt Mei character. What I didn't like was the ending, and the greater incorporation of the mistress. I liked how the short version ending was more about the protagonist wanting her youth more than her husband, whereas this one was more about her growing to relish being cruel. I like the way the diet turned her into a monster, something lost in this version. Apart from that, this flick is delicious, if you'll pardon the pun.

• Dean M

  
  Strange, shocking and sicko tale of a trashy, former doctor who makes her special youth-renewing dumplings.

• Kylie B

  
  Makes you think about what you would do to be/stay young, slim and beautiful. A great shock film for the modern age, not only showing 'women's vanity', as some would put it, but the reason most become so obsessed - the love and attentions of men. And as in real life, it… More
  Makes you think about what you would do to be/stay young, slim and beautiful. A great shock film for the modern age, not only showing 'women's vanity', as some would put it, but the reason most become so obsessed - the love and attentions of men. And as in real life, it shows how easily it is lost.

• Ryan M

  
  Fruit Chan's Dumplings, while not the best segment of the fantastic anthology horror film Three...Extremes, is probably the one that the people who saw it remember the most because of its bizarre and disturbing premise - which involved a woman who tried a different kind of… More
  Fruit Chan's Dumplings, while not the best segment of the fantastic anthology horror film Three...Extremes, is probably the one that the people who saw it remember the most because of its bizarre and disturbing premise - which involved a woman who tried a different kind of specially-made dumpling in an attempt to preserve her beauty and win back her neglectant husband. Now this story has been adapted into a 90 minute feature film that expands upon the story without necessarily improving this. I say this because the added material tends to drag the film on and on at some points, but without taking away the entertainment value. I like it for its oddity and unique idea, but the execution is just a little too conventional. It's not terrible (not even close), but it's not essential either. I'd stick to the 3...Extremes cut; but this one ain't too bad.

• Brandon K

  
  A few changes from the short version included in Three... Extremes, most notably the addition of a subplot between Aunt Mei and Mr. Li. The premise is incredibly creepy and while it's not actually scary or tense, it shows the extreme lengths people go to to keep their lovers.

• Sylvester K

  
  eerie, strange, stylish.

• Jojo S

  
  the film gives psychological elements of some grotesque beyond fear factor food ingredients while showing almost nothing. I love it when they do close-ups while amplifying the slurping sound of the actress eating the dumlings.

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