53 japanese school girls VS tokyo subway train

[Taro Toporific]

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[AlbertSiegel]

I have that movie. Not too bad not too good. http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/suicclub.shtml

[Taro Toporific]

I have that movie. Not too bad not too good. http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/suicclub.shtml

I haven't seen it on Japanese TV which seems odd.

BTW: I never ever ride that train but is the picture the Chou Line?

[Cortana]

[American Oyaji]

I saw it.

It had an effed up weird ending.

[Cubed]

Okay I've watched gif of what I assume is a film where 53 Japanese schoolgirls lie in the path of a speeding train. What is the premise of this film?

[Failsafe]

Okay I've watched gif of what I assume is a film where 53 Japanese schoolgirls lie in the path of a speeding train. What is the premise of this film?

To Die?

`Jisastsu Circle' (AKA Suicide Club) is a painful movie to watch. From its gory and sensational opening to its `patronizing' final moments, `Suicide Club' shamefully exploits and capitalizes on death and those taking their own lives in the most gruesome of ways. While we can theorize all we want on director Sono Shion's intentions or debate upon whether or not his movie has any deeper meaning or merit, the fact remains that Sono for all his possible good intentions still trivializes and sensationalizes death in the same ghastly manner as films like `Cannibal Ferox', `Faces of Death' or `Cannibal Holocaust'. Sono's nihilistic fascinations are most disturbing and recalls such blatantly `mean-spirited' and in-your-face films as the `Guinea Pig' series and `All Night Long'. It is true that `Suicide Club' shares some themes with `Battle Royale' but where they differ is in `Suicide Club's' total cynicism and dark abandonment. You'll either get the joke or you won't and for me I just didn't get it.

[Naniwan Kid]

Jisatsu Circle is no where near as bad a the Guinea Pig series. It capitalizes on the fad of Battle Royale type movies, but I think with some success. It does get odd at the end, but is an interesting movie, surely worth watching. It is unlikely to change the world, but it does make you think for a few minutes.

[Naniwan Kid]

BTW: I never ever ride that train but is the picture the Chou Line?

YESU ZAT'S RIGHTO TARO-SAMA! The legendary Chuo line - the ultimate jumper line with probably more blood on its tracks than any other line in the whole world. I take it everyday and have been stopped at least five times for jumpers in the past five years or so. And, believe me, that sucks when that happens. They shut down ALL JR LINES INCLUDING THE YAMANOTE for like 30-50 minutes or so depending on the number and location of the jumpers. One time it was stopped for a full hour when three (3) people just layed down on the Chuo line around a bend in the track near Ogikubo and were just run right over as the driver had no chance of seeing them. And many, many people were just pissed off like I have hardly ever seen before. I was at Nakano station that night and it was just unreal. I ended up giving up and took a taxi back, but that was even worse as that is what everyone else did and there was this big ol' traffic jam. Oh Buddha!

On top of that JR sends the family a bill for the clean-up and delay. It's to discourage people from jumping, but that a nice "FU" after your loved one has just bit the dust....supposedly.

http://www.glocom.org/special_topics/social_trends/20040127_trends_s68/

[aquamarine]

Yep, from what I've understood as well (keep in mind from my VERY limited experience), the families are sent a bill for the clean-up AND for lost revenue due to the 'down-time' of the train. Think 250 yen time what... a good 14,000 people or more during rush-hour?

[mikesphat]

wow, is there an american release of this movie suicide club? looks pretty fucking cool... ha! it has a star from audition... i knew it wouldnt be hard to link to miike...

[AlbertSiegel]

wow, is there an american release of this movie suicide club?

Yes there is. You should be able to rent it at your local video store as long as they have it.