Japanese Movies/Discussion/Recommendations
Started by angiemakino · 12 Sep 2003 · 4,597 replies
Japanese Entertainment
I really liked Swing Girls. The music and story is great. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: (Two thumbs up)
loris wrote:I forgot one that might be good for a 10yr old: Zebraman
It was really pretty amusing.
that sounds interesting, and i've never heard of that before. i'm going to find that. so zebraman is the movie for winter.
I really liked Swing Girls. The music and story is great. Thumbsup Thumbsup (Two thumbs up)
this, too, sounds interesting. but that have to wait. a poor student's limited budget :bonk: . next month i'll buy that.
heruiyou wrote:
this, too, sounds interesting. but that have to wait. a poor student's limited budget :bonk: . next month i'll buy that.
just download it using bit torrent....a poor student's best friend.
Tu_triky wrote:
just download it using bit torrent....a poor student's best friend.
that's exactly what i am doing right now. searching for the torrent. :bonk:
but i hope this wont go slowly like my jam film. it's only at 28.3% after more than 2 weeks. :shamefulcry:
heruiyou wrote:
that's exactly what i am doing right now. searching for the torrent. :bonk:
but i hope this wont go slowly like my jam film. it's only at 28.3% after more than 2 weeks. :shamefulcry:
i get many movies from www.fantasticsuperclub.org
i've seen it, it's okay... 3 out of 5.
nothing spectacular, or memorable...
nothing spectacular, or memorable...
skunk2 wrote:hey guys...has anyone of you seen the movie "kunoichi: lady ninja" ? mind telling me your thoughts on that movie?
Not worth a download IMHO.
I'd like to highly recommend a documentary entitled Big Drum: Taiko in the United States. It was produced this year in conjunction with a major exhibition put on by the Japanese American National Museum. As the title suggests, this documentary is about the history of Taiko (Japanese drum) in the United States. It's well organized, extremely informative, and very entertaining. One of the most interesting chapters deals with how American taiko have influenced Japanese taiko such as world-famous Kodo. A little bit like the student teaching the master. There's a lot of extra features on this DVD which includes actual performances from some of the big-name Taiko groups in America (San Francisco Taiko, Kinnara Taiko (Los Angeles), and San Jose Taiko), an in-depth look at Taiko in the islands (Hawaii, to you non-locals), and a fascinating home movie shot in 1954 of obon festival in Sacramento. If you enjoy taiko or want to know more about this ancient Japanese instrument and how it became adapted among the Nikkei, you will want to watch this documentary.
i havent seen yet
kenjilina wrote:
you've sold it to me. i'm gonna look for it! :hehe:
report back if you meet with success.
I'd recommend Takeshi's Zatoichi.
I liked it so much that I watched it at the cinema twice (although I usually never go to the cinema), and then when it was released as a DVD, I watched it 2 times more.
I think it's a perfect movie.
I liked it so much that I watched it at the cinema twice (although I usually never go to the cinema), and then when it was released as a DVD, I watched it 2 times more.
I think it's a perfect movie.
Tu_triky wrote:anybody ever seen the 2001 japanese movie, Blue....looks like konishi manami's character is about to get her mack on with a fellow female classmate.
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I almost saw the blue light (with Aya Matsuura), but this one looks better. :naughty:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326773/
tabana wrote:
I almost saw the blue light (with Aya Matsuura), but this one looks better. :naughty:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326773/
haha...
Tu_triky wrote:
report back if you meet with success.
If you want to dl it, you can find a 2CD rip of it it on emule. But there are no english subtitles for it, so if that's a problem...
MomoNyo wrote:
If you want to dl it, you can find a 2CD rip of it it on emule. But there are no english subtitles for it, so if that's a problem...
my japanese is not up to the task...thanks though :)
Celes wrote:I think it's a perfect movie.
I disagree.
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