I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK
Drama • 2006 • 1 hr 45 min
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Quirky and heartfelt. A very solid love story.
There’s a lot of movies that try so hard to play with madness, this one doesn’t tries, just does it and does it very well.
I love this. It's a clever film with things to say about mental illness and friendship. It's also well acted with great cinematography
It's kind of similar to Amelie in tone... If Amelie thought that she was the terminator. I liked it.
Quirky and cute, a very unique story with unique visuals to match. Very easy watch
Quirky romantic comedy set in an insane asylum, a truly unique experience!
It’s definitely unique and interesting with some touch of Park Chan-wook’s cinematic flair but it has some moments that are just too slow.
Extremely well shot and edited, with a story and characters that are uniquely crazy and acting that makes this weird journey almost real.
Amazing movie, showing that the world is not black and white. I loved the concept and characters a lot
Cute romance, psychological games, and an out there story. You feel sorry for them and happy for them. It blurs reality and fantasy.
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