Akira Shoji, Anna Tsuchiya, Don Frye
Momoko is a rococo Lolita whose idyllic dreams of Versailles clash sharply with her isolated existence in the Ibaraki hinterlands. When a chance encounter brings Momoko together with head-butting bike...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 10, 2006
Stats: 719 reviews
Sometimes animated, sometimes strange, but always entertaining, it's an eccentric film about teens that manages to be surreal, dramatic, and comedic all at the same time.
In the end, I can't say if there was anything too deep or substantial about Kamikaze Girls. It's a highly ...( read more)
A Japanese cross between Amelie and Ghost World. It's hyperactive and never gives you a chance to rest. Switching from sped up back story and cartoon stories etc. The visuals are fantastic with the colours really being brought out. Based on a cult novel you should also buy. Hila...( read more)
This is about 70% embroidery so I probably shouldn't like it, and if it was made in the west I no doubt wouldn't. But this is a quirky, crazy comedy film about an odd couple friendship. And needlework. But that's fine.
Pretty good. A nice look at a couple of Japanese subcultures. It drags a little but in the middle, but picks up again towards the end. Every member of the cast seemed pretty suited to their roles.
I think I had to watch this in school once. But I don't even know...
For a movie about teenage girls, this one is great. I was surprised at how much I liked it. Although I didn't relate to any of the characters, I found them all adorable. From beginning to end, the story is surreal, colorful and unpredictable. If you ever had a best friend who you...( read more)
Pretty cute and nice movie about a girl named Momoko, who dresses as a "lolitagirl" and are obsessed with the rococo style from france. One day she meets another girl who is completley diferent from her but they become friends. This movie was okay it had its funny moments but mos...( read more)
the funiest movie i have seen in a long time......i rented it then loved it so much we bought it.
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