amrayu wrote:
Too Tired To Die: : WOo Hoo.. i'll have to get this to see how his english really is. whaaa.. and 2 actors from sopranos?? weird..
i'll have to look into the others.. :mrgreen:
It's incredible. Not the plot or anything, but he's hot in it and speaks English the entire time. It's. SO. CUTE. Mira Sorvino is in it too (from Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion, Summer of Sam, Replacement Killers, and Mimic). The director is Wonsuk Chin, but the movie is all in English, takes place in NYC, and has pretty much all American actors in it.
For Sopranos fans: The lady who plays Janice Soprano is in it, minor role as a palm reader. The guy who plays Chris Moltisanti (Tony's "nephew") is in it as Takeshi's friend, with a bad Italian accent.
Summary of TTTD, possible spoiler. Highlight dark blue text to be able to see it.
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Takeshi plays Kenji, a Japanese guy living in NYC alone. He has no job and is broke. One morning he wakes up after having a strange dream with a distinct woman in it. He has no idea who she is. He's woken up by a phone call from his mom from Japan. He then proceeds on with his day as normal. A strange event happens on the street that has to do with this woman, on his way to meet a friend. It's a strange day indeed. Later, he has an experience like a dream where he talks to this woman. She came to visit him while he was sleeping and woke him up, but it was much like his dream. She tells him he has 12 hours until his death and that she'll be back at that time to pick him up (She is Death/Grim Reaper). She said she did this as a favor because he helped her, so that he has 12 hours to go do anything he ever wanted to do.....
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It's not that old (1998) so it should be that hard to find. It was a bit of a weird movie, but who cares? Takeshi is hot in it and he speaks English the whole 90 or so minutes! I have no idea if this is out of print, but I could only find it on VCD. Amazon has been listing DVD and VHS as out of stock for the past 2 years, LOL. I didn't care that it was on VCD, it's SO worth it. :naughty: