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Newest Review: ... with graceful ease, and not at the expense of the viewer, either, as a title card with the year appears for a second as a ... more

 ... transition. Tension is continually built and smaller revelations continue to break as we see other character's points of view on different incidents, overlapping, building up and foreshadowing. In this way, Baccano makes a ruckus of dramatic structure, placing denouement before climax and climax before action. In this way it challenges the viewer to make sense of the present while being aware of the future events playing out: instead of asking "what will happen next?" we ask, "what happened before?" ...more

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Release Date: 2010 - 10 - 11, Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over
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Baccano! Complete Collection (DVD): Making a Ruckus (1350 words)
by - written on 13/03/13, updated on  13/03/13 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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It is said by many that everyone has a story inside them just waiting to be told. But what makes a story? Many action adventures rely solely on plot, letting the characterisation come second; inversely, many romances have virtually no plot to speak of, letting character interaction and reflection drive along the drama; while historical chronicles often rely on the setting and the carefully researched daily-living conditions of the characters to paint a rich saga of that time and place. Baccano! - Italian for 'ruckus' - is a blend of all these genres, and yet, it fits none of them. Set the scene: it is New York, 1932. The Great ...  Read the complete review