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Audition (Uncut Special Edition

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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 19.69 x 14.61 x 1.35 cm; 90.72 g
  • Manufacturer reference ‏ : ‎ MFR031398178972#VG
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Unqualified (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0009WFEDC
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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  • Kozzy
    5.0 out of 5 stars The best Horror movie of all time
    Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2022
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    Miike's best film for me, its got a wonderful slow burn to it, creepy atmosphere, perfect acting and wonderful directing.

    I have been a huge horror fan for many years and this is my personal favorite, it just does so many things wonderfully.

    If you want to get scared or you like Miikes other movies, check this out! Audition, Gozu and Rainy Dog are my person favorites of his.

    This is a perfect example of how to do horror, you don't need tons of violence every second, Miike earns every second of the gory violence that happens late in this movie, as his pacing is just perfect throughout the whole movie, never jumping the gun.
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  • Philippe Harvey
    5.0 out of 5 stars Still thriling and wonderfull on the second watch.
    Reviewed in Canada on August 10, 2016
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    A wonderful love story about how to let go of the past. But do not expect a gore fest here.
    The violence is entirely justified and there is not much of it. What really convey this movie is it's acting.
    One of the brilliant movie by Takashi Miike and probably one of his more accessible.
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  • JS
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good
    Reviewed in Canada on September 16, 2023
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    It¡¯s dark as hell and awesome
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  • William
    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2016
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    Great takashi miike flick !
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  • Bean
    5.0 out of 5 stars The Best
    Reviewed in Canada on August 12, 2013
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    Wow, this is one of the best horror movies I have ever watched. Love the sub-titles.
    A real roller coaster ride that's for sure.
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  • Jeffrey Leach
    5.0 out of 5 stars Piano wire makes for a fun evening!
    Reviewed in Canada on January 6, 2004
    In the battle between men and women, who will triumph? Who knows, but Japanese director Takashi Miike's film "Audition" shines a particularly brutal light on this eternal conflict. Set in Japan, the film takes on additional significance considering what we know about the role of women in that society. I am far not expert on Japanese social roles or mores, but I imagine the stereotypical picture of a Japanese woman as a subservient figure to men is more or less an accurate one. Certainly, gender roles have changed somewhat over the last fifty plus years as Japan rapidly industrialized and assumed a western style political system. One hopes that some progress in this area has taken place there, but I am not so sure after watching this film. Apparently, the idea of a docile, ever ready to serve her partner woman still exerts a strong influence in that country. Otherwise, "Audition" would make little sense to its target audience. Completely independent of its effect on Japanese audiences, the movie will send shivers down the spine of every American male.
    "Audition" starts like a Japanese adaptation of some saccharine American family television program. Aoyama, a man whose wife died some years before, desperately seeks female companionship. He works as a television producer, has done an excellent job raising his son, and enjoys bonding with this son on fishing trips. Aoyama, in other words, is a really nice guy. It's just that he is so lonely nowadays since his son is quickly growing up and has less and less time to spend with his father. Aoyama therefore soon faces the prospect of almost total solitude. Our hero opens his heart to his business partner one evening at the local bar, lamenting the changing face of Japanese society that has led to a decline of traditional women--meaning ladies who will stay home and serve their husbands--and a rise in the numbers of modern, cynical women. After commiserating with his buddy, the two come up with an excellent idea. Recognizing that they work in the film business, why not put out an ad for a female part in a new television program while secretly using the audition process as a means of securing the perfect mate for Aoyama? What a brilliant idea! A quick perusal of the resumes beforehand will help narrow down the final choices.
    The plan goes off without a hitch, and Aoyama does indeed discover a young woman who he thinks will be his ideal match. Blessed with an ethereal visage and the pretty name of Asami, this young woman seems like a magnificent catch. Aoyama likes the fact that the young woman has undergone a few personal tragedies in her life but emerged stronger because of them. He even seems to like her perpetual shyness, perhaps because it indicates Asami is a traditional woman who will know her place in Aoyama's household. Even after deciding on Asami, our hero hesitates to pursue the relationship. Should he be so forward? Wouldn't it seem indecorous to make such blatant overtures? As Aoyama debates what action he should take a few problems emerge that cast a pall over his choice. His partner encourages him to choose someone else, saying that her "chemistry" isn't right and that he has a bad feeling about this young girl. Another possible problem emerges when Aoyama discovers that Asami has no permanent address. Only a phone number links the two potential lovers, but the lonely Aoyama throws all caution to the wind and calls anyway. On the other end of the line sits Asami, who spends a lot of time sitting around a bare room waiting by the telephone. When the phone finally rings, a smile full of sinister implications stretches itself across Asami's mug. She obviously knows her charms worked on the older Aoyama and now she plans on running a show full of painful activities.
    No guy wants to think the sort of things that happen to Aoyama could really occur, but it can happen when you start treating people like objects instead of living, breathing beings. And Asami has been treated like an object by every male figure in her life. When it comes time to lash out at her oppressors, Aoyama is there to take the fall. The film becomes problematic when we learn that the main character is actually a nice guy. He loves his son, certainly wouldn't treat a woman badly, and is so lonely that it is tough to not empathize with the desperate measures he takes to find a woman. Miike lessens the likeability of Aoyama during the second half of the film, when we see he has some decidedly unsavory desires of his own, but I still couldn't help but feel sorry for the guy.
    Whether the extreme torture session between Aoyama and Asami actually takes place or is a dream really isn't all that crucial to the story line although it certainly achieves a fingernails on the blackboard effect for any male watching it. I think "Audition" is a film about how men and women constantly and consistently fail to connect on a personal level. When Aoyama authorizes the audition and reads through the resumes looking for the perfect woman, he assigns a host of assumptions to Asami based on what HE wants in a woman. Whether she will fulfill these expectations in person is secondary to what the man wants. Watch the movie, not just for the gore scenes, but also to view a social critique about gender roles and miscommunication.
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  • james 007
    3.0 out of 5 stars special rythm slow.... but mainly no subtitle (((((
    Reviewed in Canada on December 24, 2013
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    i enjoyed the product a lot... pretty much like it was advised and even more... i can say im satisfied coze im a curious viewer for j-Horror style
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  • TBS
    5.0 out of 5 stars Finding That Special Someone and Slowly, Painfully, Parting
    Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2003
    Everyone wants to feel wanted and everyone wants to have that special someone around to watch the world grow tiresome with. And how can they not, really? It is a social imperative, the need to feel and to have, and it is passed on by practically every society. So, conditioned within them, this need for people, for something they think they long for, it is something that all people, even those who have had and have lost, still seek.
    Still, how does one go about kindling the fires of passion and finding something like this in the twilight of their lives?
    How do you look but not waste time, find without truly having to seek, getting what you really want?
    Well, one could go about it with the normal methodology, trying and trying again until they get dating right, hoping beyond hope that they find what they want. This takes time, mind you, and it is a method riddled with holes. Another method is taking a friend's suggestions on someone that they think fits you like a glove, trying their ideas out on how to meet and who to seek while seeing if they can play matchmaker better than the seeking can. This sometimes works well because the people around you see more of you than you oftentimes do, but this sometimes fails as well. Or, if one has the means and the will, they can combine these suggestions, taking the advice of a friend, the method of dating, and the construction of a little lie - that of an audition - to launch a probe into backgrounds of interest.
    So, what can be said about a movie that manages to worm its way into the psyche, making you question the motives of the people around you? Well, in The Audition's case, many things. The way the walls of this construct were built, with the characters introduced and their motives fashioned, were done with merit. First there is almost a mundaneness that most people seem to birth, that of the longing that comes from a world running in low gear and that of families and friends sharing opinions. This slowly drifts into else, taking on happiness and then, through the wiggling of a severed tongue and the creative use of piano wire, drowning in darkness. Within this is housed a few interesting lives and angles by which those worlds are seen, and there is a longing that portrayed here, making a person see more of the carnality of the tragedy being portrayed.
    Although undeniably horrific, it is enticing and addictive and, in many a right, it is a bizarre ride as well.
    Within this movie, there are many elements that had their desired effect, honestly make me feel uncomfortable with the process of dating and with interaction on the whole. This is because the elements of the film all revolve around learning about people; believing in the image perpetuated in the hopes that something could become tangible and that happiness will manifest, and the fact that you can be with someone and not truly know them. Although you lie in the same bed and you hear the words that they say over a meal, you oftentimes find little voids, ugly little limitations, in those dealings. But the limitations, the snapshots that we overlook and hope doesn't exist within our beauty, that of the evolution of the social monster, they are never dwelt on when we are off chasing dreams.
    But what if they should be dwelt on, if they really have weight in the mind that we are dealing with, and what if that person is an addiction that we cannot support because, in a sense, they are a vice sporting teeth?
    Could the person you love possibly be some grotesquery inside?
    For those that have just found their true love and don't mind some bone-rending depictions of what pain is, this is a movie I would definitely recommend. I say this because it is a gray cloud in a blue sky, one that would deflate any balloon thinking about flying friendly skies, and that might possibly help nightmares coat those smiling shades. Through what amounts to a little seed of doubt, this display of entrancing angles and foreign seaming (and subtitles) make you wonder if the words you are hearing, the ones that make you think all things are possible, are actually truths being birthed.
    It is this ability to impact, this precision seeding valleys of doubt, that make it delectable.
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  • Worlds Apart
    1.0 out of 5 stars A hugely overrated film.
    Reviewed in Sweden on July 3, 2021
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    Dont have much positive to say about this film
    and you can also clearly see they killed a dog just to film a scene(towards the end) making this.
    I bought it but felt I did not want such garbage in my filmcollection so I got rid of it again.
    Not gonna watch any more movies by Miike.
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  • Rodimak
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ein Film, der es wert ist...
    Reviewed in Germany on January 1, 2013
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    ...analysiert zu werden. VORSICHT SPOILER! Die gro?e Frage, die sich am Ende dieses abartig-kunstvollen Meisterwerks stellt, ist die Frage, was nun Traum und was tats?chliches Geschehen war. Anders als in der engl. Wikipedia-Beschreibung kann die Antwort nur lauten, dass sich diese "Zust?nde" zwar klar voneinander trennen lassen, aber nicht eindeutig zuordnen, wie es auch aus der dt. Wikipedia-Beschreibung hervorgeht: entweder die ber¨¹chtigte Folterszene ist Teil eines vielschichtigen Albtraums, der bereits im Hotelbett seinen Anfang genommen hat (siehe Falsches Erwachen), oder sie ist real, und das zweite Erwachen im Hotelbett ist getr?umt (Wunschtraum).
    Erfreulicherweise bleibt das Ende offen (d.h., dass man die letzte Szene als Fortsetzung des Albtraums oder des tats?chlichen Geschehens sehen kann), und lediglich ein zweimaliges Zubodengehen (1 x nach dem Brandy, und 1 x nach dem offensichtlichen Traum, das auch eine schlecht platzierte (und somit eher ¨¹berfl¨¹ssige als hilfreiche) R¨¹ckblende bzw. ein "Trennstrich" zwischen Traum und Realit?t sein kann) l?sst darauf schlie?en, dass die Folterszene eine (der Sequenz des zweiten Hinfallens folgende) Traumsequenz ist: schlie?lich ist es, wenn man bereits am Boden liegt, in der Realit?t nicht gut m?glich, noch einmal hinzufallen. Aber wie bereits gesagt, vielleicht handelt es sich um eine zweifelhafte R¨¹ckblende, mit der angedeutet werden soll, dass der Traum zu Ende ist, und die Realit?t beginnt, was f¨¹r die englische Wikipedia-Version sprechen w¨¹rde...

    Wieso der Protagonist in seinem Albtraum - hierbei handelt es sich definitiv um einen Traum - die sp?rliche Einrichtung (mit dem alten Telefon und dem gro?en Sack am Boden) in der Wohnung seiner Auserw?hlten sieht, ist ein weiteres R?tsel, das sich nur dadurch l?sen l?sst, indem man den Film in die Kategorie "¨¹bernat¨¹rlich" einordnet, sofern man ihm keinen Logikfehler ankreiden will.
    Dieser Sack, der offensichtlich ein Lebewesen (m?glicherweise ein gro?es wildes Tier) beinhaltet - nat¨¹rlich denkt man sofort an den spurlos verschwundenen Musikproduzenten -, stellt ¨¹brigens den einzigen Hinweis dar, dass es sich bei dem M?dchen in der Tat um eine ¨¹ble Psychopathin handeln k?nnte.
    Der wahre Inhalt des Jutesacks wird nie gezeigt; lediglich im Traum erscheint der verst¨¹mmelte Musikproduzent, und die R¨¹ckblende auf den "Steinernen Fisch" ist g?nzlich ¨¹berfl¨¹ssig, umso mehr, als es in Tr?umen keine (aus Verst?ndlichkeitsgr¨¹nden) eingef¨¹gten R¨¹ckblenden gibt. So subtil der Drehbuchautor auch ans Werk ging, es h?tte noch etwas subtiler, noch geschliffener sein k?nnen, und dann w?re der Film auch wirklich perfekt gewesen. Genau das scheint es aber in der Praxis nicht zu geben...

    Die k¨¹nstlichen, verst¨¹mmelten (!!!) F¨¹?e des Ballett-Lehrers und die R¨¹ckblende, in der die junge Frau ein kleines M?dchen ist, w?hrend der Ballett-Lehrer ganz und gar nicht j¨¹nger aussieht, lassen wiederum auf einen Traum schlie?en; ebenso sehr wie die Finger, die Zunge und das Ohr am Boden in der darauf folgenden Sequenz.
    Ich w¨¹rde meinen, dass eher mehr daf¨¹r spricht, dass alles nur ein b?ser Traum gewesen ist, der insbesonderere in seiner Anfangsphase (Erwachen, Treffen mit dem Freund, Regerge) sehr realit?tsnah erscheint, in der Folge aber immer mehr in typisch traumhafte Unm?glichkeiten abdriftet, wie es beim Falschen Erwachen der Fall ist. Evidenz daf¨¹r gibt es indes keine, und es soll auch keine geben!
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  • L.F.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Un chef d'oeuvre du genre ¨¤ ne pas mettre entre toutes les mains + Arrow Video fait dans la qualit¨¦
    Reviewed in France on September 13, 2018
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    Je ne vais pas y aller par quatre chemin. J'avais beaucoup entendu parler d'Audition sans jamais le voir, ni m¨ºme savoir quoi que ce soit ¨¤ propos de la fin (m¨ºme si je l'avais en partie devin¨¦e). Grand amateur et consommateur de films de genre, d'horreur et d'¨¦pouvante, Takashi Miike adapte un roman de Ry? Murakami que je m'empresserai de lire.

    C'est le film le plus effrayant que j'ai vu depuis ces cinq derni¨¨res ann¨¦es, facile, et j'en ai vu des films d'horreur/¨¦pouvante, croyez-moi.

    Ne vous attendez pas ¨¤ voir Ichi The Killer ; c'est m¨ºme l¨¤ l'anti-Ichi par bien des aspects. Ici, vous serez terrifi¨¦s par la mise en sc¨¨ne toute en douceur et en subtilit¨¦ de Miike qui arrive ¨¤ rendre malaisants grand nombre de plans fixes regard cam¨¦ra. Une sc¨¨ne "toute b¨ºte" m'a particuli¨¨rement marqu¨¦. Discussion dans un taxi, ?a se passe normalement. Puis plus de sujet de conversation entre les deux passagers. Un r¨¦alisateur moyen (dans la norme j'entends) aurait fait un cut, mais non, Takashi Miike continue jusqu'au d¨¦part de l'autre passager et jusqu'¨¤ son arriv¨¦e tandis que le taxi avance, mais la cam¨¦ra non, toujours en regard cam¨¦ra. Une histoire passionnante que beaucoup de spectateurs modernes pourraient qualifier d'"ennuyantes" mais le film mais mal ¨¤ l'aise d¨¨s les cinq premi¨¨res minutes, et une heure plus tard le malaise ne vous quitte pas en plus de la terreur qui vient s'y greffer. Miike "s'amuse" d¨¨s lors avec les sentiments du spectateur et ascenseurs ¨¦motionnels en voulez vous en voil¨¤. Sans spoiler, plusieurs personnages souffrent physiquement et j'ai ressenti la douleur de chaque seconde d'aiguillage (je reste volontairement vague).

    Cerise sur le g?teau, on en arrive ¨¤ comprendre la d¨¦tresse du Japon, du moins du Japon de 1999, o¨´ r¨¨gne une solitude d'autant plus frappante qu'elle est m¨ºl¨¦e ¨¤ une surpopulation et ¨¤ des modes de vies tr¨¨s ¨¦tranges pour ceux peu habitu¨¦s aux coutumes locales. On comprend mieux la d¨¦tresse de la civilisation japonaise et le pourquoi du comment le peuple japonais en vient ¨¤ se divertir avec des ¨¦missions quelque peu... stupides diront nous (ce th¨¨me n'¨¦tant pas abord¨¦ directement dans le film mais se fait ressentir).

    Enfin, une grande mention sp¨¦ciale aux ¨¦ditions Italiennes Arrow, qui proposent des films introuvables de qualit¨¦, (en Blu-ray) rarement vue, aussi bien au niveau du packaging que du contenu. Comprendre l'italien ou l'anglais s'av¨¨re pr¨¦f¨¦rable cela dit, mais disons que je dispose d¨¦sormais d'un certain nombre de leur films et moi qui ne parle pas un mot d'Italien je pense que nombres de mes Blu-ray seront import¨¦s d'Italie donc.

    En r¨¦sum¨¦, Blu-Ray Italien/Europ¨¦en de qualit¨¦ pour quiconque est capable de suivre un film en vost anglais et/ou Italien (et rien que le boitier ¨¤ lui seul vaut l'achat, entre nous, Arrow Video fait de la qualit¨¦), ainsi qu'un chef d'oeuvre du cin¨¦ma qui m'a fait flipper comme jamais alors que je suis un habitu¨¦ du genre (l'¨¦pouvante/horreur sont m¨ºme mes genre de pr¨¦dilections).

    FONCEZ. Mais attention ?mes sensibles. Vraiment. J'avais d¨¦j¨¤ vu "Ichi The Killer" du m¨ºme r¨¦alisateur et bon, j'ai aim¨¦ mais j'ai jamais ¨¦t¨¦ r¨¦ellement effray¨¦. Regardez "Audition" ¨¤ vos risque et p¨¦rils, vous ¨ºtes pr¨¦venu, ce n'est pas du cin¨¦ma pour tout le monde m¨ºme si A PREMI?RE VUE il en a l'air. Cinq ¨¦toiles, ¨¦videmment, pour la qualit¨¦ du blu ray et du film.
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  • alansmithy
    5.0 out of 5 stars ¤¢¤ëÒâζÏȽø¹ú¤Ç¤ÎÊȺä쫤ß
    Reviewed in Japan on March 18, 2020
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  • BoxerD333
    5.0 out of 5 stars A must watch as a horror fan
    Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
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    The movie may be a bit slow but be patient it builds up a very good story then for a lot of people it will become disturbing and hard to watch. If you handle watching someone get badly tortured then you're good. It's a very good movie and I definitely recommend it to all you horror fans. It's a foreign film so you'll have to be patient reading subtitles. Don't ever watch a foreign film dubbed imo it ruins a good foreign film. But this movie is a must see
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