/jp/ - Otaku Culture

HIPSTERSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

I don't watch shitty movies

It is truly art.

the milking scene in visitor q gave me a halfie

>>7380250
Was it good? I was considering renting it, but I didn't know if it was worth $3.50.......Ehy thats a lot of money from where im from.
Heres another one of mine.

>>>/tv/
Reported.

>>7380316
yur on /jp/, no one else is in to Japanese movies dipshit. This thread is /jp/ related

Ekko Ekko Azarak! Best fucking ever.

>>7380339
No it isn't, it is >>>/tv/ related. Does the top of the page read "/jp/ - Japan/General"? No. Read the rules. Reported again.

>>7380316
>>7380354
Are you a fucking retard? Stop posting in these goddamn threads.

>>7380374
Stop making threads that violate the site rules then, and get out of /jp/. (By the way, I'm going to keep reporting you until you are banned, or until you give up and go back to >>>/tv/. You won't win this fight you child.)

>>7380354
I am Otaku. To be Otaku you must know about Japan on multiple levles. multiple levles = anmie, J-music, figureings, TV, politics, film. FILM

I would like to say I do, but most of the movies I have seen, in retrospect, are kinda dumb.

I did like My Cheeky Girlfriend, but it is a Korean movie.

>>7380339
Don't answer trolls.

>>7380234
I have seen that. You are not so special, I think.

>>7380400

Except none of that is true. Nice job showing your massive knowledge of Japan and not even knowing what otaku means.

Go be a weeaboo someplace else, would you?

>>7380374
Domo
>>7380412
yes in a sense they are pretty cheesy, but thats how there film industry works. By chance were those cheesy films suppose to be comedy? If so, they are suppose to be; thats what Japanese humor is.

>>7380462
Why not try Parasite Eve (movie) then? It had cheap 3DCG, some silly romance and plot, but I found it fairly interesting.

>>7380443
I'm happy I'm not the only one.......thats why I came to /jp/
You have to admit that if I were to go on the streets and talk about the movie no one would know or care about what I was saying. Heres a great one.....

>>7380475
I'm looking it up now bro

>>7380475
Remember that snail scene?

>>7380521
Yes... I do remember it. It haunts me because it's true.

>>7380534
>>7380521
Lmao I found the snail scene
this is just a bad movie I think
How bout this movie? I liked it

I loved Kokuhaku

Ai no Korida is a work of art.

>>7380393

Why so autism, /jp/?

>>7380854

Ergh... Not really, it's a repetitive movie, same talking, same fucking for the whole duration.

There was some decent scenes and concepts in this movie, but over all it was just to pervy/MESSSED up for my taste. It was just to cheesy or absurd at other parts. Did anyone else see it to know what I'm talking about?

7382255 here........girls shooting killer darts from thier vaginas......

>>7380597

There is nothing "underground" about Akira Kurosawa.

this

>>7382334
my mistake yur right

>>7382351
looks like it would be my kind of movie. It looks like a mystery about cult worship and main character(s) have to stop/figure out or after affects of child sacrificed with creeps things happening . Am I close to guessing the plot?

>>7380234
Marebito

Not exactly underground, but I did see House at the IFC Center two Fridays ago. Surprisingly good.

I also saw quite a few lesser known Yakuza films during a film forum/series/festival a few months ago. My favorites - Onibi, Outrage, and A Yakuza in Love.

>>7382391
elaborate
>>7382393
Wow that sounds like a lot of fun. I wish I could have gone. Do you just live localy close to where the festivals were held or did you go for business reasons? I study film in school

>>7382437

I live in New York, so there are tons of opportunities to see foreign films in the area. The Yakuza film series was at the Japan Society.

The IFC center is currently showing Takashi Miike's 13 Assassins and Caterpillar - neither of which are obscure, but both were quite good. For the entire spring, they've also been showing a different Akira Kurosawa film every weekend.

Audition

motherfucking Audition

Ah I see. I haven't seen 13 Assains yet, but am very hyped about it. Most of what Akira K did became international hits, but it isn't until now that his early movies have become popular; this is due to his now large and growing fanbase.

>>7380827
I recommend that movie to /jp/ a few months back
not a japanese movie but you guys should tr to watch Man from Earth

>>7382472
The movie had a pretty big DVD launch in North America, so not so underground. You are still welcome to share any Japanse movies though, just like the one you already suggested.

>Japanese underground movies
>all have a R1 release

sugoi monogatari aniki

Almost all of the movies here I've picked up at the library.

>>7382474
>>7380827
2 recommendations for I loved Kokuhaku, so I'll have to find and watch it.

>>7382474
>>7380827
I rember seeing the trailer when it first came out. I rembered I wanted to see it.

>>7382497
refer to the second part of the comment made in....
>>7380490

I really liked this one, it was really fun.

I don't think I've enoyed any japanese film. Korean films are just better.

This film got me into detective stories.

>>7382576
I've never heard of it, but your pic makes me think it has potential.
>>7382576
Thats to bad. I also owen a few Korean movies and they are very good.
>>>7382576
I have heard nothing but good things of that movie. If you say you like detective movies then try out the series of movies under the title "Mike Yokohama". There are a total of 6 movies that follow the crazzy yet dark investigations of the private detective Mike Yokohama. Sadly only the first movie was released to America.

This isn't underground, but it still owns

>>7382670
yes it does...........But I found this to be "Bad Ass" too.