Hatsukoi ☆ FIRST LOVE ☆ EN Subtitled

Leo/Takahiro Miura is a young boxer, successful but unable to show emotion. He has a fight scheduled and is sure that he will win. Instead, his opponent knocks him out. This triggers a chain of unpleasant events involving drugs, corrupt cops, the Yakuza, a female assassin/Becky - and Monica/Sakurako Konishi, an escort that he must rescue. It's one hell of a night for Leo.

Takashi Miike Directed & Produced Movie


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Crows Zero 2 *Shun Oguri EN Subtitled

Eight months after triumphing over Tamao Serizawa/Takayuki Yamada, Genji Takiya/Shun Oguri still struggles to attain supremacy at Suzuran All-Boys High School. Following a decisive defeat at the hands of the legendary Rindaman, and on the verge of graduating without fulfilling his goal, Genji grows quietly desperate. He begins challenging Rindaman regularly, but consistently fails. His situation escalates when he unwittingly breaks a non-aggression pact between Suzuran and a rival school, Housen Academy, by coming to the aid of Noboru Kawanishi/Shinnosuke Abe during a heated confrontation. Genji learns that the agreement between the two schools were established two years prior, during a skirmish, Noboru violated a gang law, and used a weapon to fatally wound Housen's former leader, Makio Bito. Suzuran had subsequently sworn not to interfere with Housen's retribution upon Noboru's release from prison. Genji's protection of Kawanishi provokes Housen's current leader, Taiga Narumi/Nobuaki Kaneko, to declare war against Suzuran. Genji and his allies go on the defensive, engaging in several violent conflicts with Housen's "Army of Killers".

Crows Zero 2 (クローズZERO II Kurōzu Zero 2) is a 2009 Japanese action film directed by Takashi Miike with a screenplay by Shogo Muto. It is the second film based on the manga Crows by Hiroshi Takahashi, and a direct sequel to 2007's Crows Zero. The film stars much of the cast from the first film, including Shun Oguri, Kyōsuke Yabe, Meisa Kuroki, and Takayuki Yamada reprising their roles. It was released in Japan on April 11, 2009. {Taken from Wikipedia}

 

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Zatoichi *Sho Aikawa EN Subtitled

One of the most remarkable productions in many years, noted filmmaker Miike Takashi has created a stage play version of the Zato Ichi story. Based on the character created by Kan Shimozawa and popularized worldwide by the great Katsu Shintaro, this version is everything that the 'Beat' Takeshi film was not. The play is at once exciting, charming, suspenseful, humorous, and features superb swordsmanship. The Japanese classical theater, or Kabuki, has a long history of samurai era productions which eventually led to the rise of motion pictures. This play carries on that tradition and breathes new life into a beloved character in a surprising way.


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