In This School, Teachers Kill If Students Don’t Obey
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2022
- Mitsuko, a young student, encounters a series of horrifying incident set in alternate realities where people wind up dead in the most horrendous fashion.
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Being a shorter than average height would've definitely saved me from that gust of wind that kept slicing through people
Ayo
ayo
Ayo
I love how we have just embraced the fact that we can’t watch a video without seeing this dude’s comment lol.
@@Random-rv9jm He is everywhere. EVEN IN LEAGUE OF LEGENDS VIDEOS.
my only question is how high was the writer when he was coming up with this plot...
@@cashjetfl ok🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
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Not as high as Rick and Morty writers were.
They were just bored
Lol I'm not even suprised since it's made by japanese people
teacher: " make ur own story for the essay"
me:
Aple
i was so confused on the meaning or the story behind this movie but once he explained it i was so astonished on how deep the meaning is in this movie, props to the creator
Is crazy and the white underwear that was unexpected😂😂
Beside wind doesnt kill ppl
Myetery recapped this is all fake
This movie is kinda crazy, everything just happens. Like, what do you mean that after all her friends die she just has a new life? Imagine how freaky that would be
The movie is a critique on Japanese society and how creepy af some dudes can be when it comes to dealing with women
immortal is awful terrible
Super wild
wow what a coincidence
She is dead she was put in a simulation
This movie is more confusing than my father's reasoning on why he left me.
Hi
Lol
zamnn
probably just bought more milk
@@gyro_636 I look like Mona Lisa Rn hol up -
The movie seemed ridiculous to me until the metaphorical meaning was explained. Finally understanding what this means, i love this sm
Question for all girls watching:
Which of these personas best describes you and your life struggles? Who can you relate to the most?
- Mitsuko, a highschool student with psychotic killer teachers
- Keiko, a runaway bride and lesbian
- Izumi, a popular marathon runner *who just learned the truth*
Personally, I best see myself as Mitsuko, because I am a junior in high school and I tend to worry about getting perfect grades, except unlike Mitsuko, my teachers are really nice and *definitely don't want to kill me if I misbehave/mess up.*
Probably Mitsuko
Keiko
I feel like a mix of mostly Keiko and a little bit of Izumi
i identify as an attack helicopter
This is how society rules upon everyone's thoughts and actions. At first, it seemed like a simple mystery movie, but it's clear how deep the movie is after the explanation.
Right
Explain it to me.
Edit: Nevermind
Exactly, *society* , not men.
After the explanation it makes way more sense.
@@teoadventures2564 we do live in a patriarchy so no, not *just society*, its specifically a majority of men that have set those rules and standards.
This movie is the literal meaning of "never let them know your next move"
Fr
literally
Or, "in order to confuse others, you must first confuse yourself"
@@YiLunMusk perfection
It's just a rollercoaster of emotions
I remember watching this movie as a teenage and was so confused! It had those Millennium Actress type of transition but with more gore and I wasn't sure what the genre was. But then again, it was Japanese and they're into death games so what else is new. Didn't understand the plot until I watched this. It's actually beautiful.
Wow, this movie made me cry. I have never seen it, but seeing and hearing how you narrate it hits home so much for me. As a woman, I struggle in the same way, though not quite as crazy as she was depicted, I still cried when I thought about how society views me. Thank you for this.
Perhaps it's time to stop crying. Women, on average, can see more colors than men (not by a huge margin, but still significant enough that it could be used as an advantage in certain careers). Women also have more sensitive abilities to smell and taste, among other things. Women are not useless (neither are men, but that's beside the point of this comment).
P.S: If there's a group of people laughing at you because you're different, laugh back at them because they're all the same.
@@ro4eva I feel like you missed the point of why I was crying. I don't think I am useless. I just feel like society puts labels on me and I have to do as they say or I am an outsider. And having better senses doesn't help with that.
@@ro4eva you wrote a whole book for what☠️☠️
How in the world did you understand this movie
@@ro4eva Women don't think we're useless. That you decided that needed to be your starting argument shows how little you listened to this recap or listen to women who are upset about how society run by men views women! Not how we view ourselves. We are well aware we're useful and good at many things. It's society that tells us we're only good as vaginas for men.
You wrote a whole novella to miss the whole point. No wonder society blows if this is how men interpret what women say when they say it so clearly.
The movie seemed shocking, random, and genuinely horrifying at moments but the explanation of it being a giant metaphor in several ways at the end made everything make sense. I'm impressed by the people who wrote the screenplay for this. Your movie recaps are genuinely amazing
Fyi, i read that its adapted from a novel.
How do you have that many likes with 2 comments
Basically a day in Ohio
@@adylaar6708 loosely based. I'm not even sure the book covers the story around oppression on women. I think the book is mainly a straightforward sci-fi/thriller driven story about characters getting murdered in different realities
dont you just love it when in totally normal films like this there can be a scene where someone gets eaten by a crocodile then everyone else gets into a pillow fight 30 seconds later.
But always worth it!!
Japan moment 🗿
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Japanese films are always so unexpected, confusing and unique
Final destination
The way you explained the movie at the end is wonderful.
I agree with it....
I think this is the first video I've seen where Adam (or the script, idk how it works) actually breaks down what the story is trying to say. That's pretty neat.
This is one of the weirdest I've seen but really interesting. Your explanation by the way is very good! I love it, you managed to touch the core meaning of the movie in more ways than one. Nice video!
@Phager99 True, but instead of blue and red pill you get the strings, and splits someone in half.
Symbol (2009) is also a good weird Japanese movie
@@TsunaXZ
Ayo
@@jackmelvin193 I thought I was alone
Im in true colors currently and I’m still watching mystery recapped because of how amazing he is!
@Imomrannn 2 this is a bot
@Imomrannn 2 lmao 🤣
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I’ve been subbed ever since u have 3k subs
Teachers: “don’t worry, 8th grade will be awesome!”
8th grade:
I love how the narrator ACTUALLY addressed aki and mitsuko as together rather than saying "oH gReAt frIEnDs" 😭
The narrator has common sense
@ROYALTYZ Zzz alot of people
gal pals 🥱🥱
@@justawlwwholikesshygirls5704 Historians
They're not just good friends?
@@rizkiramadhan9266 yes dear historian they are together
This man isn't just narrating the movie, he really is "explaining" and recapping it. And it's not a bot voice.
yep, mystery recapped is the best movie recap channel.
Robot voices are annoying
@@M.S.Y.C yeah, it just shows no expression and it has no funny jokes.
@@PoggersFloppa yea
Much better than foundflix
Ah yes. School girls experiencing D-Day.
this movie has the biggest plot twists anyone can imagine
I love how most of the NPC who are close friends with Mitsuko are doing as the system programmed them to but is secretly aware that there’s a different reality to theirs and that Mitsuko is the only one who can change it. Imagine how they recall it each time they die over and over again to the point they’ve become aware that something is not right but they are powerless since they’re all NPC. So all they can do is aid Mitsuko to help stop this cycle.
The symbolism in this movie is interesting. After you explained that this movie's purpose is actually being an abstract story about the struggles of gay women in Japan, that aspect of this movie is very clear, but there is still one mystery...
It was technically never truly shown what "real life" is in this story. This story mustn't only exist in that abstract way considering the main character of the movie has one consciousness in the video game despite being in different bodies with different identities, and considering the fact that she knows that she comes from somewhere real. When Mitsuko got to "real life", she was actually far in the future, not where she had expected to be, so we never discovered the world she was familiar with. I think that one of the high school settings is "real life", since the character that created the game Mitsuko was trapped in mentioned that he admired her during high school, and since the main character's consistent consciousness was Mitsuko, as shown (at 8:26) when Aki gets the main character to turn back into her original identity as Mitsuko, followed by Mitsuko having that identity when she escaped the video game. However, there are two schoolgirl iterations of the main character. The first schoolgirl iterations at the beginning of the movie seems to be Mitsuko's origin before any chaos happened, but the second second schoolgirl iteration is portrayed as more "real" throughout the movie despite existing after supernatural chaos happened, which is very confusing. There is also the fact that all characters in both high school settings are deliberately female as it was intended by the game in-story and by the theme of the movie, which adds to the confusion.
My theory is that the second schoolgirl iteration of Mitsuko is the real one, since it is portrayed as such, but this movie did not show the real high school setting, the movie showed a survival horror video game recreation of it. Mitsuko might have got trapped in the video game during a long unknown amount of time after Mitsuko finished high school, in the future when the science of video games and cloning will supposedly be a lot more advanced than it is now. The character that made the video game using the DNA of Mitsuko and her friends said in the movie (which is not found in this Mystery Recapped video) that he got the DNA in spring of the year 2034, and this is a 2015 movie. Future technology sci-fi shenanigans is also probably why there is a younger and older version of that man. The man probably trapped her in the game which preserved her for the 150 years, and when she finally escaped, he wasn't finished with her and was ready for his ultimate conclusion to sleep with her. After the ending played out, Mitsuko killing herself and doing so again as multiple different identities within the game was because she wanted to save the video game clones of her friends, because her real friends presumably already passed away by the time Mitsuko was 150 years into the future, so saving the clones was the next best thing when her old life was completely gone. Once Mitsuko died, and her identities in the video game followed suit, the game's supernatural dangers no longer had a main character to target like they are supposed to, thus saving the clone friends from being caught in any of that lethal conflict. The ending being a snowy field most likely signifies the afterlife and Mitsuko finally being at peace there, at the point when the conflict was all over, which is especially suggested since she appeared in that setting in her death position. The snow might have actually been a huge tangible cloud for all I know, if that's what kind of afterlife this story was trying to portray. Mitsuko even had the school uniform at the beginning of the movie, before there was any danger, likely signifying safety and/or representing the fulfillment of her yearning for her surroundings to be normal. I don't think this means that the first schoolgirl Mitsuko is the real one since that has evidence against it. I may be wrong though, since I don't have unquestionable knowledge of what went behind decisions for this movie. Anyway, "It's over now.", Mitsuko said as she ran off-screen to enjoy her everlasting freedom.
Dude HOW THE HECK.
I edited the comment a bit to remove typos and to be more clear.
@@gamerguyrandom4701 I am surprised with myself too for being able to come up with a reasonable conclusion for such a confusing story in the perspective of the main character. I don't know how I did it, but I did!
@@justjames4 Well I made an entire paragraph of a movie for my homework, so I guess its fine.
(I was meant to copy one sentence)
@@gamerguyrandom4701 I enjoy writing so that's why I can write multiple paragraphs for fun. Writing is strangely fulfilling to me.
Mystery Recapped is an interesting channel. I found his channel by accident today. But I gotta say, I’ve never seen or heard of any of these movies lol, this particular channel has an interesting voice as well. Good narration for sure.
I like how a whole gust of wind destroyed the whole upper half of the bus and people inside of it
I'm so happy someone's finally addressing that mitsuko and that other girl were actually in a relationship in many recaps of this movies there addressed as "great friends" which basically destroys the entire reasoning behind the movie
Yeah !
Pink movie didn’t even explain the movie :((
@@vanxi-19 yep
I guess this movie really just proves how men see lesbians.
@Mettawat Kutaninwat yea as a man I can confirm I see lesbians as shape shifting maniacs forcefully being put into relationships with pig hybrid dudes
Imagine being in the same world as this protagonist
Me to the protagonist: you have plot armor i have brains and skill
imagine if th eworld we live in is going to be more fucke dupa dn be a combinatioon of tosn of dystoopien movies at once, predictive proggraming, secret messages in media and its aton of fuckign groups.
toobad theres neve rsupe rsweet boyfriendless girls IRL like in movies hgot girl tha tnone wants.
@@jovanpetrovic546 idk what skill will do against death wind but you do you
@@elainasynranelt that's what got me thinking as well 🤣
Watch out for the wind
This is proof that we are not alone in the universe. This movie has alien-dna!
I just watched the movie and had to see your take on it
clears up a lot of thing knowing it represents a metaphor
This movie was so confusing but I’ve always loved it because of how interesting it was. Now that he’s explained it it’s even better.
@Helen Cruz I'd assume it isn't on mainstream stuff,
Bro. U high? DO U ACTUALLY LIKE DIS CRAZINESS????
I watched this movie a few years ago on New Year’s Eve with some friends. It was absolutely bizarre, and I didn’t understand it much until this video. Thank you for explaining it so well !! The concept is absolutely amazing and the depiction, when looking back knowing the full story, is beautiful.
What's the movie's name anyway?
@@kumararyamansingh795 'Tag'
@@kumararyamansingh795 Tag(Riaru Onigokko)
Its modernist degenerate garbage. Nothing "beautiful about it" lol.
I’m horrified of school now. Great recap!
Also, what’s the music in the background?
Your voice is so calming
This movie changed so quickly like you can’t even blink or else you’ll miss something
yea-
Whats the song that plays in the background?
Hiii Ayano :>
@@MissingPhoenix11 hi :)
Yea-Hey Ayano
It's sad but true...Japan in many ways still do not treat women like in other countries. Traditional roles still exist, sexual assault is a daily occurrence with the submissive culture, and really is one of many sad faces of this culture...growing up there and looking back, I can only imagine the hardship of these women. Even people with mental illness is treated less. Sure, these things exist in other countries but some stock out more than others in my opinion.
Statistically, Japan has a very low rate of sexual violence against women, and by that I mean, it's safer for women than in the states and the global average... and as an Asian myself who is STILL here lol, I can tell you as an insider that it's the women themselves who are opposed to the abandonment of tradition roles... in a society that works their people to death, it's a privilege to have a choice on being a housewife.
@Joel eugh, you're just like that old guy in the movie lol
@Joel naurrr its giving asian fetishization 💀💀 wdym sophisticated housewife from an asian country huh? Why cant it be anyone whos sophisticated?
@Joel "being much happier than our current generation" BRO WTF DO U MEAN BY THAT NSHAHAHAHABAHABA💀💀
@Joel what truth? you think asian women r happier?? Naw man were just as miserable as you are 🥱🥱 And besides your only talking about east asian women arent you? 🤓
I LOVE these off-the -cuff shorts!
i want to write something as unpredictable, crazy and weird as this. all my works and ideas are usually like that but this is on a whole new level
The explanation told us more than the movie ever did.
Watched it long ago and tbh it was not just a movie but an emotion. the soundtracks are so sad and it made me tear up. TAG is an underrated masterpiece.
Agreed 💯
@@kalvenzander4710 imagine watching a japanese movie and thinking "wow! china!"
@@kalvenzander4710 I didn't say anything about Chinese movies lmao. I'm pointing out how ridiculous it is to look at a movie set in a fictional Japanese setting and then thinking "I could see China doing this." Literally no connection.
The movie was just straight up confusing sure it may be good for you but there are other ways of producing a movie where it actually makes sense and gives deeper meanings and soundtracks. It is definitely not a masterpiece but also definitely not a failure
I love how sur just running while holding a middle finger up 😂
4:04 THIS IS WHEN WAR STARTS IMMA GET THE ARMY
this is like a dream, 1 moment you're just chillin some place you haven't been to, then suddenly you're in a different place and when you try to rationalize what's happening, your mother suddenly wake's you up for school and you see yourself back at your teenage years, and then you start prepping up for school but then you finally wake up for real! lol
This movie was confusing af
As someone who watched this movie, yeah that’s basically how it felt
it’s a good representation of a dream
I love how he is addressing them as they are, a couple. There is so much lesbians and gay subtext and this man legit just stated the obvious. When he said “her girlfriend Aki” I smiled so wide. Thank you for this!
He just said that to not get cancelled weirdo
aki death was so funny
@@Combustive_cheese576 why would you say weirdo
OR he said that bc he is respectful!
@@Combustive_cheese576 and u fit the description of the men in the movie. disgusting, ignorant and misogynistic
@@Combustive_cheese576 sonic is gay. gayest of the gay. a homotron 6000
ngl this is kinda how my nightmares transition from one scene to another, and it also flashes and convolutes my high school and college life
This movie feels like the dreams you barely remember
i appreciate that they try to transmit a deep message with an unique movie
however, it doesn't matter how significant and relevant the meaning of the story is
the whole thing is ruined when you leave the audience the entire movie asking WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?
Like, how i'm supossed to understand that the man with the pig head chasing a girl running a marathon is supossed to represent the toxic masculine oppresion over succesfull women? all i see is a confusing pseudo horror slasher film, not some kind of social critic on gender roles and homophobia?
My thoughts exactly. Deep lore is good and all but don't make it outright confusing if you want to send a message
I’m still confused lmao
Yep, like the man said "this movie seems bizarre and meaningless most of the time." Like why was the U.S. Navy song playing during the firefight at the school? I still haven't figured it out.
I think it works better if you asume it has a hidden meaning so you actually think about a meaning. Also the fact it’s all life stages and all women is kinda a huge giveaway
Oh u think so much, just chill
I really liked this story, and the LGBT metaphor makes a lot of sense. There's also the fact that her whole world is controlled by men, and how much fetishization of lesbian women there is to the point where most lesbian content is made for the male voyeur.
average lesbian enjoyer
Yeah and women fetishisizing gay couples is for some reason good. Oh just f..k off with your weird feminist logic.
@@kingdon7795 why is youtube logic “you think this is bad so you must think this other thing is good!” so reactionary i swear
The same goes for gay fetishization too. Most mlm relationship are made for women to fetishize
@@hideloisse4247 That's usually with anime and manga/webtoons and fanfiction. MOST mlm content is made for men.
The most disrespectful sign 6:28.
Love the content
I love how she goes through the door even tho the bus is sliced in half
LOL
lmao
@@zoeygautam8904 why do i see lot of peoples with that profile pic?
Steps.
@@xenocid164 Because a UA-camr named "Ryth" assigned his subscribers to have the same PFP as him
1:41 They took "she is too stunned to speak" on an another level
Crimewatch meme
hi
Hi?
man your voice us sooo smooth
schools are already like this (mentally)
now physically would be two times worse 💀
Dealer: What drug do you want sir
The writer of the movie: Yes
BTW jokes aside this movie shows the reality of today's society
Just in Japan
That's not even half the reality we face today, they are things Far worse than man's or woman's petty problems in this world.
@@balistahr.o.g1103 nah us Sealanders face these harsh conditions
@@balistahr.o.g1103 all around the world* jesus simp
@woman face Imagine calling some one a simp for not simping for women lmao
I really like your summary and interpretation. This movie felt more personal to me than most, and I respect your sharing it here for those who may not be able to watch the whole film.
Off topic, but your profile picture scare me
@@AveryWilson-pn2st Be not afraid.
Why have i never see this dudes face before 😭
This movie is like a fever dream...
"Teachers kill if students don't obey"
Nerds, Teacher's pet, Principle's kid: i have no such weaknesses
I’m a nerd and I “disobey” teachers by saying crap because it is “inappropriate” and “vulgar”
Quiet Kid: I CAN OVERPOWER THEM ALL
I have watched this when I was a little kid, that’s why it was so familiar. This movie tramautized me with all the gore and everything and I was paranoid about being on buses.
oh common it teaches you to fear the wind before it will cut you in half
How does wind cut you in half like it’s air
@@My.melody.and.kuromi you never had a bleeding fart have you?
😂😂
9:00 is to good lol the guys underwear 🩲 😂😂😂
this guys voice is calming..
Well. This gives a new meaning to:
Learning is power.
Learning is not dying that day
7:03 NOOOOO SHE STABBED INOSUKE 😭
brooo lmaoo
Wow wonderful movie!! The writer is so talented ❤.
as a very short person this is a absolute win
This literally breaks the 4th wall. Like she changes people out of no where. But the story plot is very good.
It's confusing af
How is that breaking the 4th wall? She's a video game character with a single consciousness, so when the player switches characters, her appearance changes.
@@nuknukisdead I am talking about before we figured out it was a game. If you think about it if you did not know it was a video game thing, obviously it would have broken the 4th with literally changing reality’s
@@Itz492k_ Even before that, it wouldn't be a 4th wall break since they are not addressing the audience, the change is done entirely in-movie.
@@nuknukisdead so your saying, changing whole lives out of no where, and no reason until the end of the movie is not breaking a 4th wall? Because, part of breaking a 4th wall is that
Moral of the story : whenever you see a school girl very happy to see you ...RUN
Yea cuz nobody is happy to see me
I showed this to my friend and they said that this was the literal definition of when the English teacher overanalyzes words in a story. I laughed so hard.
BRO THIS MOVIE IS SOOOO GORE
1:09 everyone else got killed besides her and she was up completely
Bro wanna watch a movie tonight?
The move:
*Wow!! That's A Lot Of Ketchup On The Floor!!*
Those who say my school teachers are strict...
yeah it be like that sometimes
It must be serious if Mystery Recaoped is giving us a genuine ‘moral of the story’
Me when mystery reccaped says "Hi mystery recapped here." hi mystery recap
100% explains how school Students get treated
This movie is so bizarre, I love how you have to look deeper to see the meaning of it, and how this is a movie that has the meaning of a subject that’s often overlooked.
0:33 Wind: To show you the power of Flextape, I sawed these buses in half.
ohio shcool be like 3:58
nah fr bru i clipped that shi 😭💀
As a ohioan i can confirm I go to school and witness a massacre every day
What every teacher wants to do
7:01 when the doom music kicks in
No one:
Inosuke: 6:55
Im so happy with the ending and how adam perfectly described the premise
YESS I FOUND IT YOUR THE BEST IWATCH THISMOVIE SINCE I WAS 5 OR 6 YEARS OLD
"She ran so fast, her wig fell off."
1:52 wind ptsd
I watched this movie a long time ago, and now im glad it's popular and noticed. I was so upset that this movie was underrated before, it finally got noticed and its getting the recognition it deserves
I also watched this movie and it was really underrated
The writer was so high when he was writing the storyline
I really miss this movie this really touched my heart ❤️❤️❤️
This movie started bizzare a many i watch didnt think much of it but at the end i felt it so much i felt it so differently and sudden relasize came into my mind. How i never know reasoning behind all my pain now i see and accept this movie as my reality. I have self damaging in streight relationships.
i watched this years ago. I didn't really understand the story (cuz I was a kid at that time.) and I don't really understand English. But I'm really glad you made a video about this. it made me understand it more, and the story is good because as a woman myself, I could tell these struggles are true (I'm only a teen but I know woman's do suffer from this or experienced it.) and I don't even know if I'll understand the story if I watched it again if it wasn't for you that explained the video. Thanks for doing such great contents, Keep it up ^^
I’m sorry y would u watch this as a kid…
@@DraxleNation oh, lmao. I know, I know. I was so horrified and a bit disgusted... and I literally made my aunt watch it with me and explain that these ppl got their heads off by some kind of wind lmaooo
English is hard... Is that the right plural for women? Idfk there are *2* plural forms and I'm confused
I'm confused too 😂 (ok I already watched this when I was about 12) but I still don't get it... What did you understand as a woman?
For me, as a mysterious films lover, this movie seems ridiculous with many inappropriate clips! With no real lesson at all
@@user-np3oj8xn1k lol
6:36 it's called "tulipan" (idk how it is called in english). It's a homemade melee weapon which is mostly used for self-defense or by robbers (since we drink from glass bottles, they are easy to get, right?)
the pig really did a cartwheel chasing them💀
Kindergartener: doesn't know the basics of trigonometry and can't recite the full declaration of independence.
Teachers: It's nerf or nothing.
lol
5:00 BRO WHAT????? WTF
3:52 well I'm glad I'm not at school because I usually have hospital appointments to attend to.
this film feels like a fever dream
You just unlocked one of my long awaited memories. I've been searching for this for so long. Thanks.