Cure

“Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Cure, I want to see it. Japanese horror, very good. I like horror movies. And when I was a child, once again, I saw many of them because my Mother was crazy about vampire stories and my stepmom had no knowledge of what kids should see or not see. So thanks to that ignorance, I was able to see so many horror movies. I don’t know what it is with horror. I guess it takes away my personal anxiety or something.”

“There's an argument to be made that Cure by Kiyoshi Kurosawa is the greatest movie ever made.”

“Oh, Cure. Oh, I need to slow down. I need to slow down. This is a problem., we have so many movies.”

“[Translated] A masterpiece of Japanese cinema, Cure. I'm in this one. It's scary. It taps into human psychology in a way that makes your skin crawl. You can hear this strange noise throughout, which is really frightening. It's a scary story about how a person without stress can become a monster. I highly recommend it.”

“[Translated] I already have it, but this is Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Cure, which I actually participated in an interview for as a special feature. I'll take it.”

“Cure. This is what I want to see. I'm a big huge fan of horror and it's a Japanese horror film that I've heard about and so I'm going to take this one because I want to see what this is about.”