Miyazawa Rie

^Congrats to her. Though I've only seen her in like one or two films, so I can't say I'm a fan. So the guy was living in Hawaii, while the wife was pregnant. :headscratch:

Jav_sol wrote:^Congrats to her. Though I've only seen her in like one or two films, so I can't say I'm a fan. So the guy was living in Hawaii, while the wife was pregnant. :headscratch:

She's really good in the TV drama Tokyo Elevator Girl (1992)... And she won an acting award for Tasogare Seibei (Twilight Samurai, 2002)... :victory:

Both are highly recommended. :)

bmwracer wrote:
She's really good in the TV drama Tokyo Elevator Girl (1992)... And she won an acting award for Tasogare Seibei (Twilight Samurai, 2002)... :victory:

I've seen Twilight Samurai, I just thought her performance was alright. Her character, at times, seemed like a secondary character even though it was suppose to be a main one.

Jav_sol wrote:I've seen Twilight Samurai, I just thought her performance was alright. Her character, at times, seemed like a secondary character even though it was suppose to be a main one.

For the most part it was secondary to Sanada Hiroyuki's role, but key nonetheless... A lot of people have said that this movie was what Tom Cruise's The Last Samurai should have been.....

Time for a bunch of Rie-chan pics. :D

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I haven't seen a Rie Miyazawa movie in ages! Just downloaded this recently, but have yet to watch it. :woot:

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AKA: Zerachin Shiruba Love
Directed: Kazumi Kurigami
Genre: Thriler
Runtime: 01:27:58
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Cast: Masatoshi Nagase, Rie Miyazawa, Yuki Amami, Koji Yakusho

Synopsis / Plot

DVD release from erotic suspence film gGelatin Silver Loveh starring Masatoshi Nagase (hSakuranh, Rie Miyazawa (hHana Yori mo Naoh, Yuki Amami (hThe Magic Hourh, and Koji Yakusho (hTokyo Sonatah. Based on script written by Mitsunori Gu of gCyborg She (novel)h fame and directed by renowned photographer Kazumi Kurigami. In the story, a man keeps an eye on the room over the canal with his camera. A beautiful woman is in the sight of the lens. Everyday, he shoots the woman, who dressed like a fashion model when she goes out the room. One day, at the traffic accident scene, he comes across the woman watching a bloody victim of the accident and he is totally fascinated with her mysterious atmosphere. After that, he quit the shooting and now he start to chase her. . . . From Nippon Cinema – In the script Yakushofs character hires a photographer played by Nagase to secretly follow a killer (Miyazawa). As the story develops there is relatively little dialogue as the audience observes much of what happens through his lens.

Tu_triky wrote:I haven't seen a Rie Miyazawa movie in ages! Just downloaded this recently, but have yet to watch it. :woot:

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AKA: Zerachin Shiruba Love
Directed: Kazumi Kurigami
Genre: Thriler
Runtime: 01:27:58
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Cast: Masatoshi Nagase, Rie Miyazawa, Yuki Amami, Koji Yakusho

Synopsis / Plot

DVD release from erotic suspence film gGelatin Silver Loveh starring Masatoshi Nagase (hSakuranh, Rie Miyazawa (hHana Yori mo Naoh, Yuki Amami (hThe Magic Hourh, and Koji Yakusho (hTokyo Sonatah. Based on script written by Mitsunori Gu of gCyborg She (novel)h fame and directed by renowned photographer Kazumi Kurigami. In the story, a man keeps an eye on the room over the canal with his camera. A beautiful woman is in the sight of the lens. Everyday, he shoots the woman, who dressed like a fashion model when she goes out the room. One day, at the traffic accident scene, he comes across the woman watching a bloody victim of the accident and he is totally fascinated with her mysterious atmosphere. After that, he quit the shooting and now he start to chase her. . . . From Nippon Cinema – In the script Yakushofs character hires a photographer played by Nagase to secretly follow a killer (Miyazawa). As the story develops there is relatively little dialogue as the audience observes much of what happens through his lens.

A film populated by few, laconic characters. It is quite atypical but Rie Miyazawa was stunning despite her lack of dialogue. I can't necessarily recommend the movie to fans of most Japanese films but for some reason I couldn't resist the compulsion to finish this film. The film draws the audience in to be a participating voyeur in the slow, unfolding events.

While this movie is hardily a classic showcase of Miyazawa's considerable talent, it does pique a certain curiosity about the central characters.

^ I'll have to take a look at this. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:^ I'll have to take a look at this. :victory:

I enjoyed it because I love Rie Miyazawa but the film is definitely not your run of the mill joint. The spartan dialogue is almost ancillary to the film itself. Seriously. It adds little because the film itself propels forward almost solely on the basis of the images shown.

Miyazawa has a stunning wardrobe in the film though. :hot:

Tu_triky wrote:Miyazawa has a stunning wardrobe in the film though. :hot:

Thanks to the fashion model theme. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Thanks to the fashion model theme. :victory:

Yeah, exactly. As they say, "She wears it well."

I'm sure. :victory:

EDIT: AsianDVDClub.org has this available for download... Bookmarking it for download. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:I'm sure. :victory:

EDIT: AsianDVDClub.org has this available for download... Bookmarking it for download. :victory:

Nice. Again don't expect a laudable film like Twilight Samurai but expect some eye candy and some mystery, at least.

Tu_triky wrote:Nice. Again don't expect a laudable film like Twilight Samurai but expect some eye candy and some mystery, at least.

That's fine... As long as it's not a horror flick.

Not a big fan of the horror or fantasy genres.