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| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzIt's an obsessed film that is too murky to be great cinema, but interesting enough to remain intriguing. |
| Chicago TribuneRobert K. ElderEpidemic will never be confused with von Trier's great films. But it is an intriguing introduction to his later cinematic obsessions. |
| TV GuideMaitland McDonaghThe scenes from Epidemic have the high-contrast look of a 1920s horror film, are in English (much of it badly dubbed) and feature images that are handsome and preposterous in equal parts -- they're amusing, and too stylized to be disturbing. |
| CinePassionFernando F. CroceAs meta-doodles go, this one needs better gags |
| User ReviewJoe Can experimental film for those who love Trier... |
| User ReviewAnna NMy abolute favourite movie of all times... Masterpiece |
| User ReviewRussell BThis is truly a cinematic masterpiece. The performances are outstanding and the blurred lines between fiction and reality works fantastically. |
| User ReviewConor MAn incredible, self-indulgent film. But Lars will have you know self-indulgence isn't always a bad thing. We are brought into his reality, and he wilfully exposes all of his fears, making himself vulnerable, yet forceful. At times, the visuals are just so gloriously avant-garde, but the movie is occasionally tedious. Still, there are plenty of interesting ideas here to go around, and the polished product is near perfect. Just don't look too far into it. Or rather, do. |
| User ReviewAlfin NDifferent. The ending was.. well, it made me laugh! Really good. I liked the black & white 'quality' of the film. The scenes "in between" the storyline were very beautifully shot (cliche but they did remind me of tarkovsky's work). Nice indeed! |
| User ReviewÞórður Ingi Jstrange movie, lars von trier plays himself as the director and a "epidemic" writing on the left of the screen all movie long, not an ordinary movie but an expiremental work itself... |