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Plot: A cinematic triptych of three Tokyo-set stories.
Tokyo! is an interesting art film, and like most anthologies, some stories stick better than others. Both Gondry?s and Bong?s tales, while stylistically different, feature engaging, realistic performances. Gondry impresses with some unforgettable imagery, while Bong?s story feels the most distinctly relevant to Japanese life. Carax?s oddball story, sandwiched between these two pieces, drags an idea out for far too long. While it?s amusing to see this red-headed, gangly bum stomp around like a bully to the Godzilla theme, while Tokyo residents look on in horror, its long scenes of dialogue in a made-up language, with no subtitles, were extremely taxing on my patience.
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