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mariocki · 1 year
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Tôkyô nagaremono (Tokyo Drifter, 1966)
"Otsuka! You call yourself a yakuza?"
"Money and power rule now. Honour means nothing!"
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byneddiedingo · 1 year
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Hideki Takahashi and Junko Asana in Fighting Elegy (Seijun Suzuki, 1966) Cast: Hideki Takahashi, Junko Asana, Yusuke Kawazu, Mitsuo Kataoka, Isao Tamagawa, Keisuke Noro, Hiroshi Midorigawa, Seijiro Onda, Chikaku Miyagi. Screenplay: Kaneto Shindo, based on a novel by Takashi Suzuki. Cinematography: Kenji Hagiwara. Production design: Takeo Kimura. Film editing: Mutsuo Tanji, Music: Naozumi Yamamoto. Seijun Suzuki's Fighting Elegy is a coming-of-age story, ostensibly about a hormone-crazed teenager (Hideki Takahashi) who tries to sublimate his lust for the pretty Michiko (Junko Asana) and to expiate his Catholic guilt for that lust by joining one of the warring gangs in his town. But what's really coming of age, as we find out at the film's end, is the militaristic imperialism of prewar Japan. So much of the film depends on Suzuki's mastery of tone as he shifts from the mostly comic story of young Kiroku's plight to the wholly tragic outcome. Kiroku becomes increasingly adept as a fighter, and his rebellious antics at school are not punished so much as increasingly tolerated -- even his father refuses to punish him, taking a boys-will-be-boys attitude. When he's forced to go live with his uncle and transfer to another school, he only gets more bellicose, but although the school has a motto that stresses the necessity of "seemly" behavior, at the end of his stay there the principal is so impressed by Kiroku's fighting skills that he removes his coat and challenges Kiroku to a duel. The scene ends with the two squaring off, suggesting that part of the reason for the military's takeover lies in the older Japanese generation's admiration for the violence of the young. The film ends with Michiko going into a convent, but not before she is forced off of the path she is traveling by a troop of jogging soldiers and her crucifix is trodden into the snow, and with Kiroku on the train to Tokyo, where he plans to join the fight for control of the government. It's not clear from the film which side Kiroku will fight on this time, although the novel on which it's based has him joining the army and dying in China. Suzuki scripted this part of the novel and planned to film it as a sequel before he was forced out of his job at the Nikkatsu studios. Fighting Elegy is an exhibition of Suzuki's original and innovative technique, which audiences loved but studio management thought was out of control.
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clemsfilmdiary · 2 years
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Take Me Away! / Furimukeba ai (1978, Nobuhiko Ōbayashi)
ふりむけば愛 (大林宣彦)
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hotline-ning · 3 years
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殺しの烙印 (Branded To Kill) – Seijun Suzuki (1967)
A brutal(ist) world. 
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dare-g · 3 years
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Take Me Away! (1978)
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badmovieihave · 3 years
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Bad movie I have Gate of Flesh 1964
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ozu-teapot · 4 years
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Kwaidan | Masaki Kobayashi | 1964
In A Cup of Tea
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ulrichgebert · 2 years
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Killer #3 hat es nicht leicht, er versemmelt einen Auftrag, der Boss spannt ihm die Frau aus, und er bringt es nicht über sich, das Mädchen, das er liebt zu erschießen, trotz ihrer Todessehnsucht. Schöne Frauen und Reis werden ihn ins Verderben stürzen und außerdem versucht der ob seines Versagens auf ihn angesetzte Killer #1, ihn in den Wahnsinn zu treiben. Der japanische Film der Woche 殺しの烙印 ist schon wieder recht nihilistisch und legendär. Desungeachtet feuerte das Filmstudio danach den Regisseur, mit der Begründung, er würde Filme drehen, die weder Sinn noch Geld machen.
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aya-kowe · 3 years
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Haikyuu height
Nov 2012:
Akane Yamamoto 144.3cm
Hitoka Yachi 149.7cm
Mineo Nishinoya 150cm
Yumie Kita 151cm
Maiko Yonezawa 154.9cm
Saeko Tanaka 155.2cm
Mika Yamaka 156.3
Yui Michimiya 159.3cm
YūNishinoya 160.5cm
Mai Nametsu 160.5cm
Taishi Minamida 161.8cm
Yūki Shibayama 162.5cm
Hana Misaki 163.2cm
Taiga Sakurai 164cm
Shōyō Hinata 164.2cm
Shun Tokote 165cm
Morisuke Yaku 166cm
Kōsuke Sakunami 166cm
Haruki Komi 166cm
Kiyoko Shimizu 166.2cm
Ittetsu Takeda 166.5cm
Arata Tsuchiyu 168.5cm
Yasufumi Nekomata 169cm
Tanji Washijō 169cm
Kōrai Hoshiumi 169.2cm
Tenma Udai 170cm
Kenma Kozume 170cm
Noboru Akimiya 170.2cm
Shinji Watari 171.2cm
Tomokazu Wajima 171.2cm
Takumi Karamatsu 172cm
Tamahiko Teshiro 172.2cm
Kai Akakura 171.4cm
Takumi Karamatsu 172cm
Sō Akama 172.3cm
Kazuteru Akiu 172.5cm
Liam Tokura 173cm
Junji Kuroishi 173cm
Aoi Kimekawa 173.2cm
Keiichirō Kanbayashi 173.2cm
Takeru Nakashima 173.4cm
Yuzuru Komaki 173.5cm
Akifumi Kaikake 173.5cm
Yoshiharu Haga 174cm
Ibuki Natsuse 174cm
Hayato Yamagata 174.2cm
Michinari Akagi 174.2cm
Shinki Kawatabi 174.2cm
Takehito Sasaya 174.3cm
Isumi Sakishima 174.3cm
Kōshi Sugawara 174.6cm
Haruma Bishin 174.6cm
Kenjirō Shirabu 174.8cm
YūshiMaiko 174.9cm
Hiroki Tamagawa 175cm
Yoshiya Takachiho 175.2cm
Shinsuke Kita 175.2cm
Katsumichi Higashiyama 175.5cm
Hisachi Kinoshita 175.8cm
Hidemi Tashiro 175.8cm
Tarō Onagawa 176cm
Hikaru Komaki 176cm
Isao Inagaki 176cm
Chikara Ennoshita 176.1cm
Hidenori Uchizawa 176.3cm
Kaname Moniwa 176.3cm
Nobuyuki Kai 176.5cm
Daichi Sawamura 176.6cm
Kazumasa Hanayama 176.6cm
Rintarō Numajiri 176.8cm
Shūichi Anahori 177cm
Yūji Terushima 177.2cm
Yūki Shiroishi 177.2cm
Hayato Ikejiri 177.2cm
Makoto Shimada 177.7cm
Yūshō Sagae 177.8cm
Aikichi Suwa 177.8cm
Kazuki Maruyama 177.8cm
Sōji Yamashiro 177.8cm
Taketora Yamamoto 178cm
Yūki Tazawa 178cm
RyūnosukeTanaka 178.2cm
Keishin Ukai 178.2cm
Kenrō Fukatani 178.2cm
Kaito Asmushi 178.2cm
Alisa Haiba 178.5cm
Takeharu Futamata 178.5cm
Suguru Daishō 178.6cm
Kentarō Kyōtani 178.8cm
Kazuma Numai 178.8cm
Akinori Konoha 178.8cm
Shōhei Fukunaga 179cm
Subaru Hondo 179.2cm
Hajime Iwaizumi 179.3cm
Eita Semi 179.5cm
Tadashi Yamaguchi 180cm
Eiji Makodo 180cm
Kazuma Chaya 180cm
Motoya Komori 180.2cm
Dai Mikawa 180.3cm
Hitoshi Ginjima 180.3cm
Iori Kanazawa 180.5cm
Naoyasu Kuguri 180.6cm
Kazuhito Narita 180.9cm
Yūto Kosaku 181cm
Itaru Shiramine 181.2cm
Tsukasa Iizuna 181.4cm
Yamato Sarukui 181.5cm
Tsutomu Goshiki 181.5cm
Izuru Nozawa 181.8cm
Tobio Kageyama 181.9cm
Shigeru Yahaba 181.9cm
Rikuto Shibuya 182cm
Yoshiaki Norukawa 182cm
Yoshiki Towada 182.1cm
Naoharu Ezota 182.2cm
Michiru Usuri 182.2cm
Kanoka Amanai 182.5cm
Gō Akaizawa 182.5cm
Reon Ōhira 182.7cm
Akira Kunimi 183cm
Masaki Gōra 183cm
Keiji Akaashi 183cm
Hiroki Kurokawa 183.2cm
Sakae Echigo 183.2cm
Yukinari Mori 183.5cm
Atsumu Miya 183.6cm
Osamu Miya 183.8cm
Kenji Futakuchi 184.2cm
Tūru Oikawa 184.3cm
Takahiro Hanamaki 184.7cm
Teppei Naruko 184.7cm
Aran Ojiro 184.7cm
Kazuyo Kageyama 185cm [*]
Ayumu Moritake 185cm
Isao Norikura 185cm
Heisuke Riseki 185.2cm
Akiteru Tsukishima 185.2cm
Kōji Hiroo 185.5cm
Yūsuke Takinou 185.6cm
Tōgo Iwamuro 185.7cm
Rintarō Suna 185.7cm
Kazuma Bobata 185.9cm
Kōtarō Bokuto 186cm
Sōma Oyasu 186cm
Nobuyashi Īzaka 186.2cm
Tsuyoshi Matsuhima 186.2cm
Jingo Fukiage 186.3cm
Hisahiko Wakura 186.4cm
Asahi Azumane 186.4cm
Akihiko Seguro 186.7cm
Kazuyoshi Bessho 186.7cm
Yasushi Kamasaki 186.8cm
Sō Inuoka 187cm
Yutaka Obara 187cm
Tomonari Shiga 187.2cm
Yoshitomo Atema 187.3cm
Satori Tendō 187.7cm
Issei Matsukawa 187.9cm
Tetsurō Kuroo 188cm
Tatsuki Washio 188cm
Taichi Kawanishi 188.3cm
Wakatsu Kiryū 188.3cm
Kiyoomi Sakusa 189cm
Aaron Murphy 189cm
Wakatoshi Ushijima 189.8cm
Yūtarō Kindaichi 190cm
Kei Tsukishima 190.1cm
Keisuke Unnan 190.3cm
Nozomu Mami 190.4cm
Sachirō Hirugawa 190.4cm
Motoki Teradomari 190.5cm
Ren Ōmimi 191.5cm
Ryōsei Kai 192.2cm
Kanji Koganegawa 193cm
Wataru Onaga 193cm
Eikichi Chigaya 193.2cm
Takenobu Aone 193.3cm
Lev Haiba 196cm
Yōdai Hyakuzawa 202cm
Gao Hakuba 203.3cm
Nov 2018:
Morisuke Yaku 167.3cm
Shōyō Hinata 172.2cm
Kōrai Hoshiumi 173.1cm
Takeru Nakashima 173.6cm
Shion Inunaki 174cm
Hayato Yamagata 174.3cm
Toshirō Heiwajima 176cm
Hayato Ikejiri 177.8cm
Akinori Konoha 179.3cm
Suguru Daishō 179.5cm
Kentarō Kyōtani 180.5cm
Motoya Komori 181.1cm
Tsukasa Iizuna 182cm
Reon Ōhira 183.2cm
Tūru Oikawa 185.5cm
Kenji Futakuchi 186.6cm
Aran Ojiro 186.6cm
Tsutomu Goshiki 186.7cm
Atsumu Miya 187.7cm
Tobio Kageyama 188.4cm
Heisuke Riseki 188.4cm
Wakatsu Kiryū 189.4cm
Rintarō Suna 189.5cm
Kōtarō Bokuto 190.3cm
Nicollas Romero 191.2cm
Tatsuki Washio 191.3cm
Kazuyoshi Bessho 191.3cm
Kiyoomi Sakusa 192.3cm
Yūtarō Kindaichi 192.7cm
Wakatoshi Ushijima 192.7cm
Ryōsei Kai 193.7cm
Kei Tsukishima 195.3cm
Kenji Koganegawa 195.4cm
Wataru Onaga 195.5cm
Eikichi Chigaya 196.2cm
Takanobu Aone 196.3cm
Shūgo Meian 196.8cm
Fukurō Hirugami 197.2cm
Heitor Santana 197.3cm
Adriah Tomas 201.3cm
Tatsuto Sokolov 201.8cm
Yōdai Hyakuzawa 204.4cm
Gao Hakuba 205.4cm
Oriver Barnes 207cm
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tarstarkasnet · 8 years
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The Black Gambler (Review)
The Black Gambler (Review)
The Black Gambler aka 黒い賭博師 aka Kuroi tobakushi 1965 Original Story by Toshio Nomura Directed by Ko Nakahira (as Yasushi Nakahira) Among the lesser known Japanese 1960s film series in the West is the “Gambler Series”, thanks to it never getting any sort of proper Western release. But thanks to the magic of fan subs, the sixth entry in the franchise, Black Gambler, can now be enjoyed by those of…
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clemsfilmdiary · 5 years
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Branded to Kill / Koroshi no rakuin (1967, Seijun Suzuki)
殺しの烙印 (鈴木清順)
2/21/19
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badmovieihave · 3 years
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Bad movie I have Tokyo Drifter 1966 aka Tôkyô nagaremono
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ozu-teapot · 4 years
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Kwaidan | Masaki Kobayashi | 1964
In A Cup of Tea
Kan'emon Nakamura, Akiji Kobayashi, Kei Satô, Isao Tamagawa
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pissedoffgeek · 10 years
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'Branded to Kill' Arrow Video Blu-ray Review
‘Branded to Kill’ Arrow Video Blu-ray Review
Running a website about movies and writing reviews opens up a world that is full of films that I probably would never have had the chance to see.  Branded to Kill (Koroshi no rakuin) is one of these and Arrow Video have taken the movie and given it their treatment, providing a chance to see it in its best form.
The story revolves around a hit-man who is ranked three with a fetish for sniffing…
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