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  • この映画のこれっぽっちもわかってないな。

    なんだこのふざけた音楽は

  • Kishitani is such a great actor, especially in this movie!

  • day day day ^^

    great miike stuff =) better than `74 fukasaku shitt =)

  • what are the songs used in this video?

  • Gorillaz eh... shoulda used some jazz.

  • I want to know who plays the last song of this video,thanks

  • whoa! does he have a mullet?

  • haha yeah i noticed miike's mullet too XD

  • Probably the best remake ever (Fukasaku's was still better, though).

    -Ian C., 12-year old filmmaker

  • what songs are used in this video?

  • Yes him jumping off the roof is significent of him comapring himself to a ballon saying, he would heep going higher and higher until he burst. Riki was such a great character.

    Anyway genius movie, I love it and Miike's re-make was also great.

  • amazing movie. great video. shows the highlights. dont watch this if you havent seen it

  • that is some mean shit..the gangster guy is crazy!!wanna see movie asap!!!!

  • The best Japanese film of 2002 apparently. I havent seen it yet, but the reviews say its demonic & darker than Ichi the Killer. Its in the mail... can't wait. Looks like he totally loses it....

  • you just ruined an awesome movie

  • you just ruined an awesome movie, faggot

  • you enjoy repeating what people say?

  • you enjoy repeating what people say?

  • Great film, had to watch it twice. It's totally allegorical, rise and bloody downfall of someone refusing to follow suit to the "japaneese perfectionism". The final scene has like hectolitres of blood when he finally crashes, literally, it's the blood from all the people he took with him. Some people complained about the lack of realism in that and other scenes. But it's just a symbolic thing throughout, like the original it's inspired from. Kind of lonesome, amok-running yakuza film.

  • If the final scene is the same as the original by Fukasaku, where he just jumps of the roof, the blanket represents a balloon - in the very opening credits the interviewees are talking about the main character and what made him what he was. One of them says something like 'he was crazy, he was going to go up and up till he popped like a balloon'.

  • It is important he kills himself because this shows the individuals own resposibility for their (criminal) actions. The main character acts as a counterpoint to Fukasaku's own tendency to blame society. The interviews at the beginning set this question.

  • Great, thanks for the info!

  • One of Takashi Miike's Best.

  • this movie looks good as must see it ASAP

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