AniWorthMadonna (Movie)

Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 2.99/10 · 983
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| 5/10 | 62 |
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Audience reviews
5 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
beeteeth
it’s impressive how amateur this was. with avant garde and experimental works, you can’t knock someone’s work for not following standard structures/sequences/visuals, but this really takes the cake for being tasteless and uninteresting. you know when you first start making art and all your faces point in the same direction? basically every figure in this does that.
there is nothing appealing or redeemable about madonna. the sexual imagery isn’t shocking, the bdsm visuals aren’t surprising, it isn’t even tasteless in an evocative way. artistically, this sucks. you can’t just throw random nonsense flashing and distorting together or think it has intrinsic value since you made it yourself.
giving it a 2 is generous, but i’ve still seen worse.
Read at the sourceClamshell
For me to hand out a 1 rating requires one of three criteria to be met. One of these is “physically painful to watch.” In addition to that criteria, I cannot have a single positive thing to say. Welcome to Madonna.
Tanaami Keiichi is a man who I can only assume has some beef with the epileptic community. There’s no explanation for this other than “I want to inflict pain upon the viewer.” If that was the goal, bravo jackass. If not, whatever your goal was failed because this film made me think of literally two things; my eyes hurt and True Blue’s a pretty good album. Actually if the goal really was to remind me of True Blue then holy shit I got outplayed.
Read at the sourceSidewinder51
WARNING Sudden flash of lights SHOW FOR THE MAJORITY OF THIS ART!
aside from the warning i gave it a 3-4. It was okay but i was not happy with their method of action/demonstration.
Another art piece not an anime.
The message is up to the viewer. My interpretation was society being pestered with nudity no matter what they watch. Unable to turn away because of fascination the goggle it up. Mountains upon mountains with beyond reasonable limits. For the women it sets unrealistic impression on how to be. Forcing them without having a literal gun involved to become fit to live out to the idealistic impression set forth. My guess this was a hippy movement or a bunch of parents unsatisfied with governments job at maintaining discretion on nature's dirty secret.
I get it director you want us…
Read at the sourcesaintmalo
Wow I'm glad I'm not epileptic - this thing needs a seizure warning!
It has more flashing colours than a whole army of Electric Porygon Soldiers.
It's definitely "art"... but what it all meant I can't really say. I only watched it until the end because I was trying to figure out what I was actually looking at. I just hope I haven't been brainwashed because it felt like watching a showreel of split-second subliminal messages. Could have at least been playing Beethoven's 9th in the background instead of whatever that collection of noises was.
My eyes still hurt.
If you like migraines, this one's for you.
Read at the sourceProfaneValkyrie
This is NOT your average anime and this is a shocker video.
It belongs to some kind of modern art museum.
Let me warm you first:
- It has constantly flashy pictures therefore you eyes will probably end up hurting a bit and if you suffer from epilepsy don´t watch it!
- It has lots of boobs, genitalia and other sexual symbols.
- Unless you are high or something then you will not get the plot at all.
- Not for people who gets easily creeped out nor offended.
Yeah this anime, Madonna, a short video, is a special snowflake, there is really no need for telling more, the warnings have said enough and I don´t even know how to describe this weird what ever it is XD
But I most say even though the visuals are very very special, then I liked the artistic style :P5
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