The plot focuses on a giant Buddha statue (known in Japan as a "Daibutsu") 33 meters in height. It comes to life and tours the country, mainly seeing tourist sights,.
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Alright, let's get this out of the way right upfront: Daibutsu kaikoku is not for everyone. Not even close. If your idea of a good time at the movies involves fast pacing, clear motivations, or, you know, a traditional plot, then you're probably going to be utterly confused. But if you’re into films that are *weird*, *...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Yoshirō Edamasa
Emmett J. Flynn
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"Alright, let's get this out of the way right upfront: Daibutsu kaikoku is not for everyone. Not even close. If your idea of a good time at the movies involves fast pacing, clear motivations, or, you know, a traditional plot, then you're probably going to be utterly confused. But if you’re into films that are *weird*, *slow*, and almost *meditative* in a very, very strange way, then maybe give this one a look. It’s certainly unique. 🤷♀️ The premise itself is wild. A giant Buddha statue, known ..."
1921 · IMDb 6.7
Jacques Feyder
