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Maybe we need some "cultural filter" to understand the torture issue and other ideas. On the one hand, the characters behave like a cartoon (anime?) heroes. After being hit so many times, they seem to be almost healthy - yes, they look bad, but only for 2-3 days. This violence is somehow NOT REAL. Until showrunners change their mind. Or people in the show seem to be so used to experiencing violence... Next, the idea of privacy and sex is understood a bit different than in Western cultures. I'm sure that buying common toilet and putting it in the "open space" would be one of the first decisions of Europeans (instead of keeping sh*t in own rooms). And I guess most of them would prefer to touch someone's breast to avoid being hit in the head. Btw, it's sooooo strange to name each other by numbers for such a long time and not to say real names.

As an older brother to a younger sister, I was quite moved, making me reflect on the pain of losing someone who trusts you unconditionally. I’d watch it again and would recommend it to others. However I've read the film carries a political narrative intended to shed light on the harm caused by the US toward Japanese livelihoods during the war which feels somewhat one-sided, especially in light of Japan’s own history of causing similar suffering in other parts of the world... Loved your Slam dunk movie review.

Also loved the movie. Even more than the series

There is not much in the way of hard sci-fi on screen that is any good, it's usually either action adventure or drama in sci-fi clothing.

Akagi- Patrick Ewing Sakuragi- Dennis Rodman Rukawa- Michael Jordan Mitsui- Reggie Miller Ryuota- Isaiah Thomas

The sickening thing is they're trying to make people believe the children are being victimized by books just being available. This tactic comes out of Florida which doesn't surprise me--Anita Bryant did this "save our children" garbage in the '70's.

I refuse to recognize the word "woke." Conservatism is the root of all anal. This is a very honest and brutal video. I'll never look at "The Wedding Banquet" the same way again.

What details did you notice while watching “Born for the Spotlight”

i dont know if this film is ban currently. you cant find the whole film on those apps or website. but you can find clips and people making vedio to explain this film on most chinese app. very popular and often gets millions views. jiangwen the dirctor was ban for a few years and later making more popular movies. i will recomand <<Keep Cool>>有话好好说。

this one has to be one of the best movies filmed in this 21st century first quarter, an absolute masterpiece in all sense and the magnum opus of a universal genius of filmmaking.

in a way, i felt Hou Hsiao Hsien attempted to capture this movie's overall vibe in Millenium Mamba but only reached the tip of the iceberg. Also really appreciated Tsai Ming-Liang's approach to the sexuality subject both in this one and Vive l'Amour, it is way more explicit but also brings to the table certain taboo's kinda invisible in other taiwanese filmasters' body of work.

so heartbreaking, truly liked the back and forth trips from rural to urban and at which degree all urban experiences heavily reshape all character's fates. Big ups to the postman!

the floating flip-flop still in the flooded apartment pretty much captures perfectly the adrift vibe of all the characters, very complete movie, the plot is beautifuly reinforced by lots of subtle visual details

Don’t worry, everyone cries at kogure’s flashback

As a kid born in the 80s, this is one of the most popular sport manga/anime show at time. The animation, soundtrack, story, drama were all top notch. A lot of kids pickup the sports of basketball just because of this series.

Great video, thank you for this review. I was really blown away by this film when my professor showed it to me, and I’ve been trying to find anyone else discussing it

Representation MATTERS

Completely agree. I, however, only thought the job search episode was fully fleshed out and complete. As to Jamie Lee Curtis' cameo: it struck me as, "We've only got her for a part of one episode so let's let her rip" As she did the last time. Overacting to the point of embarrassment. As I thought about all 10 episodes with the one exception, I wondered if the writers' strike might have had some effect. There must have been some reason for the large amount of filler that led nowhere: protracted screaming to no effect on the outcome; Carmy drawing, arranging, discarding, etc. We got it. It's a stressful business. That's one of the main themes of the show. We got it....first season. The third season was very disappointing, to say the least.

This and your movie review convinced me to watch the show!

I love that while Ripley is a remorseless killer, he doesn't kill for fun or to scratch an itch. You can watch him calmly contemplating killing Marge when she find Dickie's rings, but he's just as happy not to when the conclusion she draws doesn't incriminate him. It's a fine line to walk both in writing and in performing. And emphasizing that he moves through a world of small scale liars, confidence men and people on the make at lots of levels (including the detective who is happy to say his wife is from whatever town will help him bond with someone he's questioning, and Marge herself, who distrusts Tom from the beginning but is happy to turn her manuscript over to him when she hears he may have publishing connections) changes and enriches the overall meaning and texture of the entire project.

Anyone know a website where I can watch this movie?

I could never watch this again. I watched in a few days ago and im still working on getting over it 😢

Grave of the fireflies is a great move it’s also heartbreaking which is a testament to how an animated film can make you feel like that the beginning tells you how it’s gonna end and it still hits hard

Have you seen this movie and would you ever watch it again?

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Okay.. Songlian is educated. Shes DEFO not poor and rural.😅

Watched this and another apichatpong weerasethakul movie just after it was released. It's been a few year's and wanted to reflect on these movies I watched. Letting you know I liked it

Art without effort is not the same. A man has to sit at a painting for hours, carefully drawing every single line, every single shape, and coloring with precise detail so that everything looks how he wants it to. That in Itself, is a marvel.

first release of slamdunk manga was in 1990 and the first broadcast of the anime series was in 1993. Dennis Rodman famous Chicago Bulls run however where he colored his hair red only started in 1995, so probably just a coincidence, or Dennis Rodman was actually inspired by Sakuragi instead ;-)

Kung fu hustle is S it’s his best work

HAHAHAha I would definitely not say that the guy upstairs was kind or romantic-quite the opposite. The place was so wet and dark. The feeling of anxiety. I think she got the worst part, being lifted by his hand at the end, which was kind of ironic. Also, the dance scenes were fantastic. Surreal, were they having contact during those moments? So many questions. Taiwanese interesting movie, cool, and a bit Kafkaesque too.

If we consider NTH room, Burning Sun and other East Asian scandals regarding violence and belittling and disrespecting basic human values and lives. And those are actual real life things that happened for the sake of "entertainment" The 8 Show isn't reaching that far with how violence and brutality and humiliation is "entertaining" for a certain audience. Overstimulation and getting bored once the brain is conditioned to certain stimulations combined with decreasing attention span there's a demand by the consumers of certain content to become more and more absurd. A very good and easy example is how p*rn addiction works. That type of addiction is also about dopamine. And anyone who gets addicted to something like that spirals lower and lower in what their brain requires for satisfaction. But we can go back to the NTH rooms and anything surrounding that topic. It's a very much real life event of how hundreds of thousands of men got addicted and wanted more and more horrifying things commited by underage girls for the sake of their own entertainment. (Look up the Rotten Mango podcasts if you haven't seen them yet about the topic, highly recommend). Or the case about the big amount policemen in UK involved in trading d**d women's content from crime scenes and accidents. There are so many real life examples of how humans can be absolutely disgusting and demanding more and more vile content for their own entertainment as soon as they get the power and a sense of "safety and anonymity" to get away with their demands. So my conclusion: the show wasn't really being out of pocket with how absurd violence is "entertaining". Altough realistically speaking probably normal s*xual content would've been also entertaining but we also gotta consider cultural differences between American and East Asian perspective. Being s*xual is way more frowned upon in South Korea than being violent. That's why most characters in the show were way more easily bending themselves towards violence than se*xual intimacy. So that was also a realistic take. As absurd as the show was it wasn't that unrealistic as it seems at first glance. (But again, look up any human experiments from decades ago when being publicly moral wasn't as important as it is now. Or just the NTH room case.

Great review. I discovered this film by chance and it hit me hard. I found myself so enraged by Asako's actions. When I watched it for the fourth time I finally realized how heavy the old dude's comments to her were. I often think he represents her opinion of herself when she finally has a rational understanding of her choices and their consequences. Fascinating film.

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Dark comedy? Seriously?

Oh she dies? Interesting, he stays by himself then with his own purpose Interesting, he finds something purposeful for himself, not something he is forced to do. Applied learning/growth Does he find the bug he's looking for? Man I missed a lot lol Society taking advantage of the weak. City over village. Man over woman

This is the best thriller I've seen

Great movie

Shohoku team is based in the Chicago Bulls. Sakuragi is Rodman, Rukawa is M. Jordan, Mitsui is Kukoc, Akagi is Weningtong and Miyagi is Steve Kerr

Wushiland is the best!

the best movie i've watched this year. i loved it! it is insane that not many people are talking about this movie!

the fact that Inoue himself directed this I'm just glad to see he's not doing nothing while he's off of Vagabond

I made the mistake of first watching the show. I absolutely hated it. Would you recommend still reading the books?

It was weird how no one was shocked, like Nature and city mix, real world and spirits mix too. But it was not in a way to shook You, just like life and death are intermix

I watched this movie "dragon inn 1867" back in 2013 when i was 14, its strange, but after that i fell in love with king hu movies...thanks for your information

This wa an awesome show. One of the best on netflix. Pure entertainment! Netflix sucks!

smart video!

Sakuragi!

Love the show. Gave me peaky bkinder vibes. I thinknthe brother was off but the rest of the cast was spot on. Not saying the brother can't develop, but that's my only issuem rest of the story and characters was great. Really wish we could get season 2 and beyond. Great show!