I shall sait it from the start, is not a good movie. Sure, I see the reasons why people view this as a classic and whatnot (i saw it like that too) but when a while back saw the movie again, I ended up really disapointed comparing it to what I thought I had watched a long time ago. Let's say the ...

Apparently, this is the film that supposedly inspired Christopher Nolan's film, Inception. So already, this film has an interesting background. It is about a world where there is a machine that lets people enter your dreams. Someone missuses the machine one day and it is up to a young female to s...

While being somewhat typical of Satoshi Kon's oeuvre and style, and feeling slightly overlong, Paprika is still a masterpiece of art and imagination. The story is an excuse to explore a deep visual dreamscape that often blurs the distinction between the real and the non. Overall, the story is gre...

Crazy, Crazy, Crazy, Crazy, Crazy, Crazy, Crazy, Crazy! Ok, I'll stop saying that this movie isn't a normal thing... First of all, I've found this movie here: http://myanimelist.net/featured/1700/Top_25_Best_Psychological_Anime_of_All_Time_Updated All started because I was wasting my time insted ...

It's been a while since I've seen this film, so this review is just the general impressions that it left and that I still remember, instead of something more definitive in regards to the plot and the characters. But that's really OK because you aren't watching this movie for a strong plot, or eve...

Paprika is the epitome of a young child ending their school assignment with “…and then I woke up.” In other words, the story appears to be the writers’ first rendition of what could constitute as “the unexpected.” In light of the fact that the story does indeed rely on its visually disjointed sto...

Paprika is a 2006 film from renowned director Satoshi Kon. First thing first, i must state that this film totally dissapointed me. It was a dissapointment from Kon's career perspective and from the anime media perspective. As i had heard marvels about this film i couldn't be more excited, yet all...

"Paprika" has quite deep symbolism and surrealism. And I like how "Paprika" concentrates in itself all of Satoshi Kon favorite images and themes: 1) Like an escape from reality into a world of illusion or dream 2) The devastating consequences of the invasion of illusion into reality and getting r...

Story (6/10) -Paprika is a film under the categories Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Psychological, Sci-Fi, and Thriller. Under these genres, Paprika does not seem to shine in anything specific, although, sure, it's a Fantasy and Sci-Fi movie about a revolutionary technology that enables doctors to del...

Some titles like Serial Experiment: Lain exhibit increasingly confusing plot twists that seem to thrive on their incomprehensive nature just about enough to convince you that the creator just served you a complex banquet of style over substance. With bizarre "classics" like Lain in mind it would ...

I’ve watched Paprika many times as it is one of my favorite movies. Paprika is a movie directed by Satoshi Kon and its music is made by Susumu Hirazawa. Those two working together is a great combination. Satoshi’s way of expressing creativity and portraying a dream world is al translated into mus...

Released in 2006 and produced by Madhouse Studio, Paprika is part science-fiction and part fantasy by dealing with an unusual theme: dreams. It was directed by Satoshi Kon. The movie feels like a complete dream, with surreal visuals and, at times, a difficult to follow story. This is, at the same...

I can't help but write a review to this movie Amazing is not enough to describe how perfect both are ! The parade of kitches tools and stuff for example O__o I loved the animation, it's smooth, flawless and keeps you from blinking. Chara design was amazing as well, it was kept in a nice way (real...

"Paprika" is a visually stunning movie, and is one that I plan on watching again. Its psychedelic and surrealist dream art create a vibrant and exciting atmosphere. It has left me speechless. If I could give the "Art" category more than a "10", I would. My only qualm with this piece were the char...

Holy moly what a trip. It's so well made that it's worth watching it only for the animation alone! The music, characters, colors: They're all so nice! I've rewatched this quite a few times already and I'd watch again now too. There's always something new to see, it's intruiging. I've watched this...

To be, or not to be, many have considered the meaning of being and had it centered around one's needs and wishes. As human beings, we eat, we drink, we love, we hate, we sin... and we wish. Controversy has been flaming about the latter entry, as some parties prefer to say “we need”, while others ...

'Paprika' is,by far,one of the most confusing,interesting and outstanding animated movies I've seen.The story is very original and it really makes the watcher follow it and admire it throughout the whole movie.It is very confusing in many parts,but there eventually comes a time when the watcher s...

Let me start off on a positive note for this movie. This is definitely one of those movies that is more "Art" than it is "Entertainment". I feel that if you are someone that and look at a very well done painting and appreciate it for what it is, then you will love this movie. ...

Paprika is a movie that seems to have a pretty positive consensus overall, which made me really excited to jump in and watch it, especially considering the insanely high regard I hold other Satoshi Kon works in, but after viewing it I couldn't help but feel that this was one of the most disappoin...

The animation is amazing, the soundtrack is perfect, and the characters are fun and enjoyable in environments that interestingly evoke Akira. While the story doesn't always make sense and parts feel slow, the movie remains fast-paced and enjoyable if you don't focus too hard on the narrative. It'...