My favourite director ever has to be Kinji Fukasaku the director of Battle Royale. This movie will always be a legend.

Never seen this film before, can you tell me a bit of it. Here the areas of interest.
-Explicit Sex?
-Sex at all?
-Sexual Violence?
-Nudity?
-Girls on bikini..hehe?

Hey Culiao

As far as your queastions go unfortunately there was no sex what so ever in this extreme movie.

I'ts about a group of Japanese tennagers who were kidnapped and taken to a strange isolated island. (Here is where the fun begins)All the teenagers have to kill one another to survive the last one living is allowed to go home. So the way I look at it they must "Kill or Be Killed"

If it helps mate there is very strong violence throughout the entire movie. Definitly not for the faint hearted. Give it a go!

Director: Kinji Fukasaku

no sex at all????, not even lascivous looks while giving one punch or something??, you depress me dude, 2 hours of violence without a tit or leg?, not cool. Kids kicking asses?, I see that everyday in a school I passby when going to work.
Give stuff like "Good Bye Uncle Tom", "Bad Boy Bubby", "Baise Moi", "Fotografiando a Patricia".
Cu around

Fav Director?, Martin Scorsese.

1.Alfred Hitchcock
2.John Huston
3.Martin Scorsese
4.George Romero/John Carpenter
5.Quentin Tarantino (possibly. I'm a bit concerned that I've connected a little less with each film he has made, but I seriously connected with Reservoir Dogs)

David Cronenberg.

I'm getting very excited about 'History of Violence', from what I've read it's going to be a good 'un!

I can see why people like Cronenberg, he's a visionary director, but I only personally like The Dead Zone. I find i watch his films because I feel like i should rather than because i want to. Same with Kubrick.. for me. Though I do like some Kubrick films. I know I'm gonna get some shit for that statement.

I have to agree with you about Kubrick. I struggled to sit through '2001' without nodding off, 'Clockwork Orange' was such a disappointment, and I found the making of 'The Shining' more interesting than the film itself! I have to say I enjoyed 'Full Metal Jacket' though.

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Originally posted by Clue:
David Cronenberg.

I'm getting very excited about 'History of Violence', from what I've read it's going to be a good 'un!

hopefully that movie will be awesome.

I like Tim Burton mainly cos his films are so dark. I read about Kinji Fukasaku film 'Battle Royale' in Bizarre Magazine.

quinten tarantino. amazing man.

My favourite director keeps changing every time
they start making bad movies. At the moment
it's probably David Fincher.

Stanley Kubrick

Stanley Kubrick.

Carpenter or Remero. Spelt wrong probably

Stanley Kubrick at his best was untouchable.

Without a doubt Billy Wilder, a true auteur whose films ran the gamut of Hollywood genres. Dark, funny and incisive

toss up between renoir,hawks and fassbinder

can't decide between David Lynch or Oliver Stone