November 11, 2006
So is this the page of the American remake that is supposed to be coming out? Cause there is two Battle Royale pages.
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September 14, 2006There is something so amazing about Japanese horror films. They can be funny - honestly the blood and guts looks a whole lot like ketchup!- and also incredibly intricate and scare you out of your wits Ringu is a great example of that.
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August 16, 2006Emotional. Gets the caracters to chose between their own life or the people they love. Just one of them will survive
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August 13, 2006one of those films that asks "what would you do?", Battle Royale is largely reminescent of Lord of the Flies only with a larger dose of politics. A brilliant cast brings the concept to life but as batlleroyalefreak says it does develop all the characters, but in the most cliched ways possible. Apart from that - battle royale should be the first choice for any asian cinema fan who's sick to death of martial arts and feudal epics. BRING ON THE SEQUEL!!
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August 10, 2006BEST MOVIE EVER MADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
42 kids of the same class are kidnapped and placed on an empty island. they are forced to kill each other untill there is only one pepson left. If there is more than one person left after 3 days, the collars, that were put round there necks, will explode and kill everybody.
this movie shows the what 15 year olds will do to survive. kill there best friends or die? the great thing about this movie is how director kinji fukasaku has developed the manny characters in only 2 hours.
A TRUE MASTERPIECE AND ONE OF THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL FILMS EVER MADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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