r/JapaneseMovies

Movie recommendations... here are my top 5 and please provide your top five down below

  1. woman in the dunes

  2. nobody knows

  3. love exposure

  4. harakiri

  5. Godzilla Minus One.

Currently in need for some recommendations. i know the list is random, but pretty much Japanese Cinema for me has no limits. Any that you think is personal to any of you, I am willing to watch. Warning.... number 3 is not for everyone but if you can, finish it to the end if you would plase

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u/jordan___brady6 — 2 days ago

Need comedy recommendations

I'm looking for comedies that are clever and charming, similar to Fish Story, Summer Time Machine Blues, Welcome Back Mr. McDonald (anything by Koki Mitani really) and Kisaragi. Thank you! I love when you can't tell the direction the story is going but then when everything pieces together it is perfect!

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u/Comfortable_Lie6376 — 3 days ago

Movie of the Day: Drive My Car (2021) by Ryusuke Hamaguchi

The much anticipated and hyped Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s “Drive My Car” is an adaptation and extension of Murakami’s short story of the same title from the 2014 collection “Men Without Women”. It comes shortly after “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy” and, although a very different film, it also resumes and develops its final episode’s concept, of performing and role-playing as a way people can connect with their true feelings.

What are your thoughts on the film?

Click on the link to read our review: https://asianmoviepulse.com/2021/10/film-review-drive-my-car-2021-by-ryusuke-hamaguchi/

u/tobayas18 — 4 days ago

I need help tracking down a movie!!!

I was on a flight to Japan and there was an interesting movie on someone’s tv. It looked like a futuristic dystopian Japan ruled by the flamboyant upper class who enslaved the lower class. The upper class was dressed in crazy clothes and crazy color pallets(like the hunger games). I think it was about the enslaved lower class rising up against the system. I think I remember a seen were the lower class are in a mine or boiler room(somewhere dark, hot, and dirty). I also think I remember something about it being set in Osaka, and that the city had broken off into its own government. If anyone has any information please help me out.

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u/berserkrbeast — 5 days ago
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The Game Trilogy (1978/79) - Retrospective and Review

A while ago, the boutique blu ray distributor Arrow Video released The Game Trilogy. I took a chance on it because I knew the composer, Yuji Ohno from his other works. What I discovered was a very interesting trilogy that is, while a little clunky, is very entertaining. It of course stars the man who would later influence Spike from Cowboy Bebop, but its director is a veritable master of Japanese action films. Check it out if you get the chance.

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u/Nerdy_lad1 — 6 days ago

Do you guys know any other j-movies that has scenes like these??

Titles: Fatal frame 2014, mirrored mind 2005, dream island girl 1974, all about lily chou chou 2001, Himizu 2011, August in the water 1995, moving 1993, The taste of tea 2004.

u/Dlokun — 8 days ago

Little Forest: Four Seasons (2017) where to watch ??

i have been searching literally everywhere for this movie with eng subtitles but could'nt find it anywhere. please help me find a source to watch this.

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u/Lower_Memory_6839 — 7 days ago
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"High & Low The Worst" and "High & Low The Worst X" leaving Netflix on September 9 in Australia/New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and possibly other regions

u/Silver_Edge1 — 8 days ago
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Shin Vs Minus One: A look at the differences in messaging, style and tone of the two most recent Japanese Godzilla films

I've been running a small Asian Cinema YouTube channel for a year, and trying out different bits of content. I hope people will like this, and give the channel some support and love!

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u/SiibillamLaw — 7 days ago

Movie of the Day: Amiko (2022) by Yusuke Morii

Coming-of-age dramas often focus on challenges that affect us all and how they can be overcome. But Yusuke Morii’s “Amiko” focuses very much on a child that isn’t like anyone else, and as such, those around her don’t know how to deal with her, as a story of a unique life sees a unique comedy in a strong directorial debut.

What are your thoughts on the film?

Click on the link to read our review: https://asianmoviepulse.com/2023/03/film-review-amiko-2022-by-yusuke-morii/

u/tobayas18 — 8 days ago

Sources/sites/sauce without torrenting

Where do you guys find the movies as i only know jp-films and internet archive both have been very helpful to watch a variety of movies and then youtube ofc but like if you really into the movies live action or animated you are not gonna get all the movies . So other than that whare do you go to find ?

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u/Shaurix_ — 12 days ago

Need help remembering this Time Loop style Japanese Horror

Most of the movie takes place in a dining room, this family has breakfast and the young girl goes to school, something happens and she wakes up at the same morning over and over again, i remember something about a watch, and when she figures it out demons appear in the apartment...

anyone have any ideas of the title?

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u/Critical-Nature-3507 — 14 days ago

Looking for Blue 2002

Anyone have the link to it on youtube? I heard it’s available there but I can’t seem to find it when i search it up, it would be really helpful if someone could link it for me please and thank you.

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u/ChanceSignature2328 — 12 days ago