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Pâfekuto burû

1997 [JAPANESE]

Action / Animation / Crime / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

Pâfekuto burû (1997) download

Pâfekuto burû

1997 [JAPANESE]

Action / Animation / Crime / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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85% TOMATOMETER · 61 reviews

89% AUDIENCE · 10K ratings

8.0/10 · 128.6K

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Pâfekuto burû (1997) download

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Plot summary

Rising pop star Mima Kirigoe quits singing to pursue a career as an actress. After she takes up a role on a popular detective show, her handlers and collaborators begin turning up murdered. Harboring feelings of guilt and haunted by visions of her former self, Mima's reality and fantasy meld into a frenzied paranoia.

Director

Satoshi Kon

Top cast

Yoku Shioya as Shibuya

Bridget Hoffman as Mima Kirigoe

Megumi Tano as Child

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as News Reporter

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

688 MB

1280*694

Japanese 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 22 min

Seeds 54

1.3 GB

1920*1040

Japanese 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 22 min

Seeds 100+

3.78 GB

3840*2160

Japanese 5.1

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 21 min

Seeds 66

Comments 30

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Goryorio 386 days ago

English dub sucks!!!

ghosthunts 565 days ago

A beautiful, bittersweet film

kawada_kun 565 days ago

Satoshi Kon's best

ninja545 737 days ago

Excellent

xcaesaaarx 1077 days ago

it says is in japanese but it's in english >:v

kronnoss 1538 days ago

Nooooo, english noooo!!, JAPAN 2.0!!! Ni english sounds hateful

ecIipse 1607 days ago

original japanese audio please!!

silverluck 1752 days ago

6.5/10 the the problem not really interest me, but i undertan in such young age u got these stuff going on in ur mind especially when u are big industry. animation good, each character ok, thats it. and eyah this one in Eng dub.

abcdefggggggg 1820 days ago

English nga lang.

sarzi 1994 days ago

aaaaahhhhh... english dub sucks everytime sucks sucks sucks english dub suck!

iceman199 2161 days ago

can u plz upload og dub FREEMAN

misfire 2180 days ago

Fucking hell, English dubs suck. The 'acting' hurts.

OAOA 2206 days ago

Paprika please, add the another movie from Sotoshi Kon

jsrm 2244 days ago

The audio is not in Japanese.

barophobie 2295 days ago

I love so much this movie

annisza 2342 days ago

Man, whoever suggests english dub, yall lame

shaxara 2394 days ago

i also like to watch these typos in original audio but there are no subtitles after i download the movie so it makes no sense and the original audio becomes uselesss

kubyt 2425 days ago

is not in japanese

eLnjnO178 2448 days ago

It sucks because it's in English NOT JAPANESE HEY Freeman, upload another one in JAPANESE RIGHT NOW.

ika341 2590 days ago

This is a dubbed (English) version. Avoid if you want to have the original audio. I think that it is easy to include both audio tracks in the file.

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IMDb reviews

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10 / 10

I caught this in High School and it

GenerationofSwine

I caught this in High School and it instantly took me as an eerie Alfred Hitchcock show that did an outstanding job of feeding on pure paranoia. It was…

9 / 10

Just seen this on All Hallows' Eve. It's

Marr ??

Just seen this on All Hallows' Eve. It's a bit old, but gold! I definitely have to rewatch this, because you just got to pay attention to 'know' what is…

10 / 10

Perfect Blue perfectly blends psychologically disturbed fantasy with

The Movie Diorama

Perfect Blue perfectly blends psychologically disturbed fantasy with grounded reality. Mima Kirigoe. A pop-idol. An actress. An X-rated model. Public image and…

Perfect Blue perfectly blends psychologically disturbed fantasy with grounded reality. Mima Kirigoe. A pop-idol. An actress. An X-rated model. Public image and its personifying echoes circulate around the world, adhering to the desires of endearing fans alike. But when their inspirational idol haphazardly shifts career, from pop sensation to dramatic actress, the psychosis of the modern consumer society ultimately changes with her. Saddened, angered and crazed. Mima’s abrupt persona altering career move may have developed maddened stalkers, including her fantastically imagined past self haunting the newly suppressed version. The late Satoshi Kon was known for seamlessly blending fantasy with reality. Depicting an opaque blurred line between delusions and actualities. None more so, than in his exaggerated psychologically disturbed work in Perfect Blue. For many the art form of Japanese animation, commonly titled as “anime”, is cited as “childish”. “Anime is for losers” tweeted kickboxer Andrew Tate. Well, if like Mr. Tate you believe anime to be childish, I implore you to watch Perfect Blue. Without illustrating the voyeuristic nature of Murai’s narrative, it is the most accessibly invigorating piece of psychological stimulation, that is strictly aimed towards adults, to ever be constructed from this art form. The complete metamorphosis of a character that questions her own perceived identity through inquisitional explicit acts of graphic nature. Exploring the psychosis of shared delusional disorder and the acute harassment of an obsessive stalker. Kon establishes a murder mystery whilst inciting the emasculation of a vulnerable female’s world. Male controllers, likened to manipulative deities of authoritative powers, are gradually weakened by a mysterious individual. Culminating into a twistingly fragmented climax that grants Mima the independence that she was repressed from. Kon’s intelligence in foreshadowing, the drama series ‘Double Bind’ essentially replicating Mima’s regressive state of mind, allows the audience to question several aspects. He smartly manages to maintain the central mystery without deterring from Mima’s mental instability. He doesn’t stop there though. Kon refuses to relinquish thematic presence in every frame. Exploring the fragility of a rape victim and the traumatisation of such an explicitly heightened ordeal. The dangers of online anonymity and the tarnishing of existing careers. Challenging the extremities of art in all its mediums. The realism of Perfect Blue is what forces its story to be so utterly terrifying. It’s not just a psychological thriller. It’s horror. Kon’s signature animation style is gloriously vibrant as always, with attentive detail towards realistic environments. The grotesque facial features of “Me-Mania”, only possible in this art form, heighten the natural malformed detest we have for him. Ikumi’s audacious score enables the heart to palpitate more frequently with its sharp tones and ethereal voices. And, as rare as this is, the English dub is surprisingly decent. The reality is that Perfect Blue transcends the medium that it is presented in. It stimulates through Kon’s trademark visceral style, allowing the dangers of early Internet culture to produce a thrilling psychologically adept feature that blurs fantasy with reality. I mean, for a film to make me stand up, clap my hands and utter the words “perfection”, it has to be something special right?. Well, Perfect Blue is special, because it is perfect. And yes, with that said it does indeed garner the perfect rating. Quite possibly the best anime feature to ever be released.

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