What Is The Best Japanese Film You've Seen?

[Sangetsu]

The only recent film that I like was Takeshi Kitano's "Kikuchiyo". Today I actually rode my bike to a few of the locations where the movie was filmed. You can probably find "Kikuchiyo" at Blockbuster in America (I did), it's worth renting.

Another fun movie is called "Enlightenment Guaranteed". It's a German production which was filmed in Japan. It's the story of 2 middle-age brothers from Germany who get lost in Tokyo, and it's quite funny. This one can also be found at Blockbuster.

[KillScreen]

Yojimbo, Seven Samurai, and recently Kamikaze Girls.

[konbini]

Yes I really liked it too. It had lots of funny random moments.

[calv930]

I love the Japanese drama Gokusen

Gokusen 1
Gokusen 2
Gokusen 3

All were really good and teaches good morals
Also very funny at the same time.

Awesome! SUGE !

[packetpirate]

The only two I can think of are Seven Samurai and Dororo.

[FunnyFlower]

Films i really liked where

Crows Zero 1 and 2 (awesome fight scenes a lot of eye candy for the ladies too)
Linda Linda Linda (good music)
Tokyo Boy (really good story)
Moon Child (Vampires and yakuza anyone?)
Don't Laugh at my Romance (a quirky romance story staring Matsuyama Kenichi)

[Amoni]

I would have to say 'Yuuki' is the best I've seen. Ah wonderful movie.

I really loved 'Moon Child' and 'Koizora'. both amazing movies as well.


I just noticed these are all sad movies... haha

[shojobeateve]

mine Is Hana Yori Dango Final I loved how they end it with a picture of them after the wedding and then it turns into the manga version of it.

[dbskjfan101]

are you talking about dramas or anime movies. I've seen love.com the movie and Hana Kimi, they were really funny.

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What Is The Best Japanese Film You've Seen?