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In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded. Fearful of their nation's youth, the Japanese government passes The BR Law: Each year, a 9th grade class is sent to a remote island where they will be locked into exploding neck collars, given a random weapon, and forced to hunt and kill each other until there is only one survivor left. Chiaki Kuriyama (Kill Bill) and screen legend Takeshi Kitano (Boiling Point, Brother) star in the movie that has been argued, acclaimed and banned around the world. More than a decade later, it remains one of the most savage, shocking and emotionally powerful films of all time. Now experience the complete Director's Cut of Kinji Fukasaku's uncompromising masterpiece -- nominated for 10 Japanese Academy Awards® -- available uncensored and unrated for the first time ever in America.
eltopo wrote:true what I also find funny is that most of the people that whole heatedly defend the book (and movie) have never heard of Battle royale
True, and why can they not coexist? It no different than the battle Royale fans saying hunger games is a rip off of it. Damn if you do, Damn if you don't.
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bkthomson wrote: True, and why can they not coexist? It no different than the battle Royale fans saying hunger games is a rip off of it. Damn if you do, Damn if you don't.
I mean they can coexsit (and do) the problem is to say that BR had no impact on HG when clearly it did