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Don't compare it with the first one, it's not the same thing
Braeden 2022-03-25 09:01:17
Losing the idea of exploring the evil of human nature in the original work, it has become an ignorant and meaningless battle, and it has completely put adults on the opposite side of minors, losing the logic of battle. The teacher has been the image of a black club leader from the very first appearance. His acting skills are too poor, and his face has only a ferocious expression, which also loses the image of the teacher in the original work. And after the whole film is over, you will find that the director has a very grand vision of "world peace", but in the end, because of his limited ability, the plot in the second half of the film is messed up.
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Bianka 2022-03-25 09:01:17
Fukasaku Kenta is also the screenwriter of the first film. How did he make the second film like this, secretly changing the concept to render terrorism, and a powerless Hollywood-style shootout. If it weren't for this, it would be considered the last work of Shinji Fukasaku, I just wanted to swear.
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Vincenza 2022-03-28 09:01:08
It's not at the same level as the first one. The plot connection is inexplicable, and a bunch of slogans are shouted but there is no resonance. Fujiwara Ryu also really looks like Erkang. It looks awkward... That instructor is actually a cameo by a rugby player, so exaggerated!
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Masami Shibaki: [Shibaki gets shot, falls to the ground, then gets up slowly, in a weak voice] No big deal... I'm glad I made friends. Go now...
Takuma Aoi: Shibaki!
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Sensei: [walks in dressed in jersey holding a rugby ball] Yo! So you're Nanahara Shuya? I'm Takeuchi Riki. "We declare war against all adults." Gotta hand it to you, you've got guts. Every adult on earth wants you dead. From now on, you'll have to live with all the lives you've taken. Including my daughter, who died in your terrorist attack. Neither of us have anywhere to call home.
[Riki's necklace begins to beep]
Sensei: Boy #1 Aoi Takuma, Girls #4 Kitano Shiori. One question, in life there's only the winning or the losing. Is that really true?
[explosion. Things shake]
Sensei: Go. You'll only find the answer by living your life.
[looks at the rugby ball]
Sensei: I... always did want to play rugby with you guys...
[another explosion. Riki's necklace beeps faster]
Sensei: Just go. 3, 2, 1... go!
[Riki runs and spikes the ball. His necklace explodes. And so does the bomb]