Too Tired to Die

Name: Too Tired to Die
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
Released: February 21, 2001
Duration: 97 min

2001

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New Films International | Release Date: February 21, 2001 | R

Summary: Kenji (Kaneshiro) is an aimless young Japanese man living in New York whose life changes dramatically when he dreams about Death (Sorvino) in the form of a beautiful woman and sees her in his reality. When she tells him he has only 12 hours left to live, the clueless man tries to make sense out of his meaningless life... and time is runningKenji (Kaneshiro) is an aimless young Japanese man living in New York whose life changes dramatically when he dreams about Death (Sorvino) in the form of a beautiful woman and sees her in his reality. When she tells him he has only 12 hours left to live, the clueless man tries to make sense out of his meaningless life... and time is running out. (Wonsuk Chin)… Expand

Director: Wonsuk Chin

Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 97 min

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Todd McCarthy

Has a jaunty, cosmopolitan air that proves appealing for considerable stretches, and Chin's love of cinema and mostly humorous approach to weighty themes will win points with buffs who have seen the same films the director has. Read full review

Joshua Katzman

This earnestly charming black comedy, written and directed by Korean-born Wonsuk Chin, posits several interesting metaphysical questions that offset the occasionally pretentious and ironic tone. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

Light entertainment that doesn't quite work. The film has too many scenes that meander, and the picture's offhandedness begins to seem less like clumsy charm and more like pointless vamping. Read full review

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Craftnight405

Mar 22, 2023

Der Name des Film passt super. Der Film macht einen müde weil es so langweilig ist. Es gibt einige Filme die ich langweilig finde. Der Film gehört zu dem Genre Tragikomödie und es ist gar nicht witzig. Der Hauptcharakter ist zwar sympatisch, trotzdem macht das den Film nicht besser undDer Name des Film passt super. Der Film macht einen müde weil es so langweilig ist. Es gibt einige Filme die ich langweilig finde. Der Film gehört zu dem Genre Tragikomödie und es ist gar nicht witzig. Der Hauptcharakter ist zwar sympatisch, trotzdem macht das den Film nicht besser und interessanter. Das Bildformat gefällt mir auch nicht. Es ist eine Herausforderung den Film zu Ende zu gucken ohne einzuschlafen.
Diese Art von Filmen gibt es oft, aber diese Umsetzung ist mit abstand die schlechteste. Es wundert mich nicht das der Film kein Erfolg gebracht hat und der Regisseur und der Schauspieler es international nicht weit gebracht hat. Dafür das der Hauptcharakter mir sympatisch ist bekommt er einen gnaden Punkt.

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