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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A heart-tugger made totally irresistible because of the combination of Kitano's wry, sly sense of humor and his rigorous detachment. Read full review
The comic drama is refreshingly anti- sentimental but will break your heart anyway. Read full review
No one has done the journey quite like Takeshi Kitano in Kikujiro Read full review
When Kikijuro goes soft, the film falls apart, with him becoming a slapstick clown, mugging shamelessly to entertain Masao and the audience. Read full review
If the movie finally doesn't work as well as it should, it may be because the material isn't a good fit for Kitano's hard-edged underlying style. Read full review
It's tough to think of another child-adult pairing in a long screen tradition with so little emotional kick. Read full review
Dreamy touches can't compensate for the film's main flaw, which is that the relationship between the two main characters never really develops. Read full review
Even allowing for differences in national styles, Kikujiro sprawls and stumbles. It's a road movie that turns into its own detour. Read full review
The episodes are too convoluted to get into. Read full review
The film isn't just bad; it's a barely coherent, inert mess -- a heart-tugger for voidoids. Read full review