Kamata koshin-kyoku (Fall Guy)

Kamata koshin-kyoku (Fall Guy) (1981)

  • 69% of users liked it
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A has-been samurai movie star takes unfair advantage of the loyalty of one of his devoted fans in this Japanese comedy-drama. The star uses the fan's help to escape a number of sticky situations and eventually hatches a plan to use them as a double during a dangerous stunt. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi

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Unrated,
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Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Oct 9, 1982 Wide
Home Vision Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Pablo Villaca, Cinema em Cena

    Homenageando a cinematografia japonesa através de um bom exercício metalinguístico, o filme conta também com ótimas atuações (especialmente de Matsuzaka, lindíssima) e um desfecho inteligente.

  • Widgett Walls, Needcoffee.com

    It falls into the category of comedies that just aren't funny and are so unfunny, they're almost perplexing.

  • Matt Bailey, Not Coming to a Theater Near You

    I have seen a lot of strange, bizarre movies in my day, but Kinji Fukasaku's 1982 comedy Fall Guy is among the strangest.

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  • Jojo S


    A movie within a movie. Comical and ambitious. This movie has excellent storylines about a stuntman who's willing to break an arm or a leg to take care of the ones he love. It's a movie about a man that lives in a life that blurs the line of real-life and life as a stuntman… More

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