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Kisei jûi · Suzune: Evolution (2011) is a Japanese movie. Ryu Kaneda has directed this movie. Motoki Fukami,Akari Hoshino,Yukijirô Hotaru,Megumi Kagurazaka are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2011. Kisei jûi · Suzune: Evolution (2011) is considered one of the best Sci-Fi,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
A beautiful woman, Dr. Suzune Arizono, is a vet who specializes in parasites and who fights daily to end a parasitic plague on the human population. She learns that a sinister organization controls the plague that causes sexual arousal in its victims, using the parasites for the organization's own dark purpose. Suzune wakes up in a factory-like enclosed space. She has been kidnapped and imprisoned after the all-out fight at the Research Institute. In order to find her friends and escape the captors, Suzune teams up with Takaya, who has also been kept captive. The pair succeeds in rescuing their friends ... but can they find the way out?
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Kisei jûi · Suzune: Evolution (2011) Reviews
The Parasite Doctor Suzune Evolution: Positively dire
The Parasite Doctor Suzune Genesis was a pretty poor movie, based upon a semi-popular Manga I really didn't know what to make of it other than me thinking it was bad. This sequel continues to tell the over-convoluted story of a doctor who is the in middle of world domination plot that involves parasites that give their hosts superior abilities and for some reason an increased sexual appetite. It's not that the story doesn't flow, it just doesn't make any sense. We have our parasite doctor and her pet frog, we have martial arts fight scenes, we have terrible dialogue and a plot that is just deeply confusing. The previous movie was bad but it was considerably better than this. Here the plot falls apart further and doesn't even offer the t&a the franchise is known for. Some bizarre Japanese movies appeal to me and I'm happy to see sequels, this is however most certainly not one of them. No idea who this will appeal to. The Good: Some above par fight scenes The Bad: Baffling plot Manages to be quite boring
Concluding ... thanks
It probably will make more sense reading the Manga of this. Of course many will and can argue that books (even books with pictures) are always in an advantage when it comes to things like this. But there is so much wrong here. Most of which I already stated over at the first part of this "series": Acting, directing and so forth. One of the things that sort of worked in the first one, was that a couple of jokes actually were acceptable. This has almost no redeeming factor in it. Unless you count nudity, that's a different story. Though this is not a porn movie, if you are after something like that. The lingering on faces, the weak script and everything in here make this a really boring experience, something you normally are not used to, when watching Animes ... There was potential here, but I guess a Parasite corrupted the whole thing ...
No
I blame the editing. And the direction. And the acting. And the script. Oh, the script! Perhaps they started without one and hoped using enough (non)dramatic silences would enhance the depth of emotion the viewer would undoubtedly be experiencing. The film does generate some viewer empathy, but only the characters whose eyeballs pop out. If you like flashbacks then this has plenty of them. Each of them perfectly placed to add nothing at all to what I guess the director hoped was a story. Would have given 2 stars, but only if they hadn't made the film.