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Tag Archives: japan
Wicked City (1987)
Director: Yoshiaki Kawajiri Writers: Yoshiaki Kawajiri & Norio Osada (Based on the novels by Hideyuki Kikuchi)
Posted in Action, Animated, Fantasy, Foreign, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1987, action, adaptation, animated, animation, anime, cop, demon, fantasy, foreign, Harutoshi Ogata, Hideyuki Kikuchi, Hideyuki Kikuti, horror, japan, japanese, John Ledford, Kenji Kurata, Kinichi Ishikawa, Kisei Choo, Makoto Seya, monster, Norio Osada, Osamu Shoji, partners, peace, police, sci-fi, science fiction, spider, supernatural, thriller, treaty, wicked city, yoju toshi, Yoshiaki Kawajiri
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964 Pinocchio (1991)
Director: Shozin Fukui Writers: Shozin Fukui & Makoto Yamaguchi & Naoshi Goda (Story by Shozin Fukui)
Posted in Foreign, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1991, 964 pinocchio, amnesia, android, corporation, cyberpunk, cyborg, foreign, forieng, Haji Suzuki, Hiroyuki Nagashima, horror, japan, japanese, Kazunori Hirasawa, lobotomy, Makoto Hamaguchi, malfunction, map, Naoshi Goda, pinocchio, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, sex slave, Shojin Fukui, Shozin Fukui, slave, Torao Kudou, vomit
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John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023)
Director: Chad Stahelski Writers: Shay Hatten and Michael Finch (Based on characters created by Derek Kolstad)
Posted in Action, Crime, Martial Arts, Thriller
Tagged 2023, action, aimee kwan, assassin, basil iwanyk, bill skarsgard, cane, chad stahelski, clancy brown, crime, dan laustsen, david leitch, derek kolstad, dog, donnie yen, duel, eiffel tower, erica lee, france, george georgiou, guns, hiroyuki sanada, Hitman, hotel, ian mcshane, japan, joel j. richard, john wick, john wick 4, john wick: chapter 4, keanu reeves, killer, lance reddick, laurence fishburne, marko zaror, martial arts, michael finch, nathan orloff, nunchucks, on the run, osaka, paris, Rina Sawayama, scott adkins, sequel, Shamier Anderson, shay hatten, sumo, thriller, tyler bates
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Tell It Like a Woman (2022)
Directors: Silvia Carobbio and Catherine Hardwicke and Taraji P. Henson and Mipo Oh and Lucia Puenzo and Maria Sole Tognazzi and Leena Yadav Writers: Krupa Ge and Shantanu Sagara and Leena Yadav
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2022, a week in my life, Andrea Iervolino, andres goldstein, anne watanabe, Anne-Sophie Bion, anthology, aria, ayesha harris, cara delevingne, catherine hardwicke, chiara tilesi, comedy, daniel tarrab, danielle maloni, diane warren, drama, elbows deep, elena maro, eva longoria, gabriele roberto, homeless, india, italy, Jacqueline Fernandez, japan, jennifer hudson, Josie Azzam, krupa ge, Lagonegro, leena yadav, Leonor Varela, Lucas Akoskin, lucia puenzo, manels favre, marcia gay harden, margherita buy, Maria Sole Tognazzi, mental illness, mipo oh, mom, Monika Bacardi, nate jones, nora kroll-rosenbaum, paul m. sommers, pepcy & kim, seem bajaj, sharing a ride, Silvia Carobbio, taraji p. henson, tell it like a woman, unspoken, woman, women
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The Happiness of the Katakuris (2001)
Director: Takashi Miike Writer: Kikumi Yamagishi
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Foreign, Horror, Musical
Tagged 2001, accident, Ai Kennedy, bed and breakfast, comedy, death, family, fantasy, foreign, grave, Hideo Yamamoto, Hirotsugu Yoshida, horror, inn, japan, japanese, Kenji Sawada, kikumi yamagishi, koij endo, koji makaino, mountain, musical, suicide, Taiji Shimamura, Takashi Miike, the happiness of the katakuris, Yasushi Shimamura, zombies
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Lust, Caution (2007)
Director: Ang Lee Writers: James Schamus and Hui-Ling Wang (Based on the novella by Eileen Chang)
Posted in Drama, Foreign, Romance, Thriller, War
Tagged 2007, adaptation, adultery, affair, alexandre desplat, ang lee, assassin, assassination, china, chinese, drama, eileen chang, execution, foreign, history, honeypot, hong kong, hui-ling wang, james schamus, japan, japanese, joan chen, love, lust caution, murder, occupation, rap, Rodrigo Prieto, romance, sex, shanghai, singapore, tang wei, thriller, tim squyres, Tony Chiu Wai Leung, tony leung, war, William Kong, world war 2, world war ii, wwII
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Ugetsu (1953)
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi Writers: Matsutaro Kawaguchi & Yoshikata Yoda (Based on “Ugetsu Monogatari” by Ueda Akinari)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Foreign, War
Tagged 1953, adaptation, civil war, clay, drama, fantasy, farm, farmer, foreign, Fumio Hayasaka, ghost, Hisakazu Tsuji, Ichiro Saito, Isamu Yoshii, japan, japanese, Kazuo Miyagawa, kenji mizoguchi, Kinuyo Tanaka, Kyuchi Tsuji, Machiko Kyo, marriage, Masaichi Nagata, Masayuki Mori, Matsutaro Kawaguchi, Mitsuko Mito, Mitsuzo Miyata, money, potter, pottery, prostitute, Sakae Ozawa, samurai, spirit, Tamekichi Mochizuki, ueda akinari, ugetsu, war, war lord, yoshikata yoda
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Bullet Train (2022)
Director: David Leitch Writer: Zak Olkewicz (Based on the book by Kotaro Isaka)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2022, aaron taylor-johnson, action, adaptation, andrew koji, antoine fuqua, assassin, assassination, bad bunny, Benito A MartÃnez Ocasio, brad pitt, brian tyree henry, briefcase, bullet train, cartel, channing tatum, comedy, crime, david leitch, diesel, dominic lewis, elisabet ronaldsdottir, gangster, hiroyuki sanada, Hitman, japan, japanese, job, joey king, jonathan sela, kelly mccormick, kotaro isaka, kyoto, logan lerman, masi oka, michael shannon, money, revenge, ryan reynolds, sadie beetz, sandra bullock, tokyo, train, water bottle, wedding, yakuza, zak olkewicz
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