Terra Formars ☆ Shun Oguri & Eiko Koike

Due to depleting natural resources and overpopulation, humans look to Mars as their next habitat. Terraforming is the project to change Mars' environment to accommodate humans. For this project, cockroaches are sent to Mars and mutated to walk.
In the year 2599, 15 poor Japanese are sent to Mars to take out the cockroaches. They are unaware of what they are up against. Based on the manga series "Tera Fomazu" by Yu Sasuga (writer) and Kenichi Tachibana (illustrator).

The manga series was first published in 2011 by Shueisha's magazine Weekly Young Jump. Movie is the first Japanese film to shoot on location in Iceland - shooting takes place in Iceland from August, 2015.

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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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Nobunaga Concerto EN Subtitled *Shun Oguri

Saburo/Shun Oguri is a high school student good in sports, but not very good with his studies. One day, Saburo travels back in time and arrives in the Sengoku period of 1549. There, Saburo meets Nobunaga Oda who looks and sounds just like him. Nobunaga Oda is the son of a warlord and magistrate of the lower Owari Province. Nobunaga Oda though is physically weak and he asks Saburo to switch places with him. Saburo takes the place of Nobunaga, and attempts to unify the country of Japan.



Shun Oguri - Saburo / Nobunaga Oda
Kou Shibasaki - Kicho (Nobunaga Oda's wife)
Takayuki Yamada - Denjiro
Osamu Mukai - Tsuneoki Ikeda (Nobunaga Oda’s retainer)
Taisuke Fujigaya - Inuchiyo Maeda (Nobunaga Oda’s retainer)
Masahiro Takashima - Katsuie Shibata
Toshiyuki Nishida - Dosan Saito
Naohito Fujiki - Hanbee Takenaka
Gaku Hamada - Ieyasu Tokugawa
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MONSTERZ *Tatsuya Fujiwara & Satomi Ishihara

A man Tatsuya Fujiwara possesses a special ability to manipulate others with just his eyes. Because of this special ability, he killed his abusive father and was abandoned by his mother. He now lives a lonely life in the dark side of the city. Meanwhile, Shuichi Tanaka/Takayuki Yamada doesn't have a family and lives with his friends. Even though he is poor, he has a bright outlook on life. One day, these two men meet. The man becomes confused, because he can't manipulate Shuichi with his eyes.


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13 Assassins - En Subtitled

13 Assassins has what many action pictures need, a villain who transcends evil and ascends to a realm of barbaric madness. Against this creature and his private army, a band of samurai is mustered to end his terror. Their heroism against impossible odds is a last hurrah for the Bushido/Samurai code; the film is set in 1844, toward the end of the medieval Edo period, when true samurai warriors were growing rare. The film is terrifically entertaining, an ambitious big-budget epic, directed with great visuals and sound by Takeshi Miike. The last 45 minutes are devoted to an inventive and ingenious battle scene, but it's not the sort of incomprehensible mayhem we often find in recent actioners. It's a lesson to the queasy-cam auteurs, because Miike choreographs the action to make it comprehensible — and, more important, has spent his first two acts establishing the characters. We know who the 13 samurai are, and we understand why many of them behave as they do under threat of death. The care taken with the screenplay and the shot composition deserves comparison with Kurosawa's (even better) "Seven Samurai."

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