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'Hatching' Review: Girlhood Gets the Horrifying, Hilarious Creature Feature It Deserves Park makes a noble attempt to suffuse the meditative soulfulness of Takeshi KitanoвЂ™s вЂњFireworksвЂќ into the propulsive genre tropes established by more recent (and more Korean) forebearers like вЂњA Bittersweet Life,вЂќ but he just canвЂ™t find the same poetry in that silent pain as heвЂ™s able to produce from the screaming kind. If only those purgatorial spans werenвЂ™t as brutal as the moments of unbridled mob violence that invariably come along to punch them in the face. If вЂњNew WorldвЂќ was paced like Puccini, вЂњNight in ParadiseвЂќ sounds more like Toru Takemitsu or even the Pixies, its exquisite paroxysms of carnage separated by long, ambient stretches of waiting for death to arrive. вЂњ Night in ParadiseвЂќ doesnвЂ™t play against ParkвЂ™s strengths - this is, at heart,В another long and blood-soaked tale of rival gangsters slaughtering each other by the dozens in a war to determine who gets to rule over the bones -В but it doesnвЂ™t want to rely on them either.

Night in paradise