Which Japanese movie did you watch recently and did you like it?
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Which Japanese movie did you watch recently and did you like it?
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Oh boy, a jav thread
>Which Japanese movie did you watch recently and did you like it?
I'm waiting for kdramas.
Revenant is good
Nah C-dramas is where it's at now. I recommend "Hidden Love" and "When I fly towards you"
Shin Kamen Rider for the 3rd time and yes I did like it
Are there torrents?
yes
based
Dance with Me
saw that a few years ago and loved it
I'm watching Extraordinary Attorney Woo. I think it gave me a cute autistic gf fetish.
can't watch it because this shit is basically NTR, koreans need to learn that you can't give a moe chraracter like that a love interest.
Last time I thoroughly enjoyed a Japanese movie was with Tokyo Sonata. That must've been like 15 years ago or something.
MIRD-150
Redownloaded The Torture Club (2014)
Funeral Parade of Roses. I gave it 9/10. Really great film
Anti-bullying council assemble
I turned off the violence action about 20 minutes in. It was mentioned along baby assassins--which I liked--but they don't compare. BA is a low budget action flick made to show off the main girl's skills. VA is Kanna hashimoto in a pink wig
>baby assassins
worth seeing? premise sounds kinda like the fable which i liked
Baby Assassins is very fun and comfy. The silly premise notwithstanding, it manages to stay away from "anime live action"-tier acting rather well
REAL-487
pic related, yet another Shinsengumi I have somehow watched. I am slowly becoming a Shinsengumi autist and I don't know why, someone help..
Shinsengumi Assassins of Honor (1969)
Shinsengumi (2000) paper play shinsengumi
When The Last Sword is Drawn (2002) (otherwise known as 'Kiichi Nakai takes an hour to fricking kill himself')
Baragaki Unbroken Samurai (2021)
The Sword of Doom (1966) not exactly about them but the lead character joins them)
Taboo (1999)
Bakumatsu Zankoku Monogatari (1964) New wave filming and cool camera angles
I Want to Die a Samurai (1963)
Small, Slow But Steady (2022). it was okay
Ai uehara
It had a cool trailer, but the movie overall felt so amateurish
Just finished the Grudge. I'm alone, it's dark, and if i heard anything remotely similar to that groaning noise i think I'd straight up die.
I watched Yakuza: A Family (I think it was called anyway) and another one about a group of lawyers who take on a client who keeps changing his story, but the name escapes me.
they were both pretty damn good tbqhwyfam, and I never watched any rapanese movies before.
shin kamen rider
Asuka Aka
The Most Terrible Time In My Life
it was fun, a nice tribute to old detective films with an enjoyable atmosphere
The Mike Hama movies are great, not sure if the TV show is also good but besides the 3 '90s movies, the 2004(?) movie by Shinji Somai (Forest with No Name) is very recommended
>the 2004(?) movie by Shinji Somai (Forest with No Name) is very recommended
nice, i'll add it to the list, been on a detective kick lately
cool, I think you'll enjoy that one. Just to correct, was wrong on both name and director actually lol, it was 2002 and made by Shinji Aoyama
Recent Japanese movie?
I think the title was something like "nakadashi 13 times in busty teacher" or something like that.
I think my most recent was Hana-bi. Quite good. Loved the aesthetic. My third Takeshi Kitano movie since Kikujiro and Outrage more than 10 years ago, and it was quite different to what I was expecting but quite good.
kairo, really really great until the end. im gonna check out cure soon, what am i in for?
I have never watched one. I've had Tokyo Drifter on my shelf for four years now, should I watch it tomorrow?
yes
i watched the new kamen rider geats movie with my 4yo and it was alright
Watched Drive My Car for the first time recently, it was really good.
>Which Japanese movie did you watch recently and did you like it?
Karate Bullfighter 1975 and yes. It has a crudeness to it like much of the 70's movies, but Chiba in his prime was so kino.
Sonny Chiba is the best, never can forget that x-ray punch
Good Japanese movies are very rare 🙁
>Japanese movie about Highschool #296
We get it, the average Japanese person peaked in Highschool, is there really no other stories to tell?
Kwaidan. Hard not to like cinematic folklore. I think I'll watch the ballad of narayama (1958) next.
is this a japanese movie?
>recently watched
Probably Confessions. I liked it.
Just wtf happened to Japanese cinema?
They had the likes of Kurosawas, Kitano, Ozu, Kobayashi back then, but now their movies are nothing but utter camp anime trash and Worst Korea took over as the cinema powerhouse of Asia.
commitees
They just became "normal" again. Kurosawa Ozu and Kobayashi at the peak of their powers gives Japan a case for having the highest peak in filmmaking quality for 20 or so years.
The US and specific European countries had some flawless directors but Japan during that period was insane in terms of masterpiece output
I'm going to get savaged for this but anime has a lot to answer for. Several generations raised on anime inject anime esthetic choices into everything they make. Like, modern Japanese acting is so fricking hammy, but it makes sense when you consider that they are behaving like anime characters. When they choreograph a fight scene, they're trying to make it look like an anime. The still camera shots, the color grading etc. It's all anime-like.
Guys... I can't stop.
I got ze yellow fever.
I'm stuck in a KDrama loop right now
Cure and no It bored me to tears
holy filtered batman
I saw Tokyo Sonata, really good. I thought K. Kurosawa only did horror films.
This board is such shit that I never actually read J-cinema threads anymore. You people are all brown and moronic and just want to talk about porn and DragonBall... Making a Japan thread with actual kino will get you 25 replies by 3 people on a good day, just pathetic for a board about film.
Sadly kaiju threads are the only good way to discuss J-cinema here.
And no I didn't read the thread, homosexuals.
It was ok. Good farewell and final film for me. I remember the movie ending and thinking "ok I think I seen enough of Japan".
Then 2019 First Love came out in America and thought "no thanks".
I did miss out watching Shinya Tsukamoto movies. I'll check them out one day.
And yes I seen other Japanese movies other that Miike and Kitano's like the ones that get mentioned here all the time
For me, it’s Knights Visual
I watched Samurai Rebellion this morning and it was ok, a 7/10 film easily
I got the impression that the Mifune character was being very childish and having a midlife crisis, he was being irresponsible even though the situation was outrageous
Some of the dialogue was hilarious, it was awesome how rebellious and edgy the characters sounded like
I vastly preferred Harakiri over Samurai Rebellion
3 days ago I watched Sanjuro and I thought it was an excellent film, 9/10
It was hilarious, much better than Yojimbo in my opinion
Tonight I am going to watch I Was Born, But... by Ozu although I despise Ozu
My favourite Japanese films are
>Noroi the Curse
>Seven Samurai
>Harakiri
>My Neighbour Totoro
>Wolf Children
simp
The premise was great but I'm guessing it was based on a book or something so they tried to pack in too much stuff for a rather short movie.
The best superhero movie of the past 10 years